If you drive down the Moselle during Summer you’re bound to dance your way into a festival (consisting mostly of wine and music of course). Stop the car, find a bed at a local guest house or pitch your camper at one of the grassy grounds. Then stay in each town a few extra days.
Our pick is most definitely the Moselle over the Rhine. You’re likely to go days without hearing any English – it’s the villages where you’ll find the holiday goers of Germany and France drive their way through.
Yes! It can get pretty crowded but we did the German language tour so were part of a smaller group to see the inside and it was totally worth it (note for anyone else reading this – do it!). What a fascinating story and incredibly well preserved interior and displays.
Looks gorgeous! Will have to visit next time I head to that region. P.S. Have you been to Burg Eltz castle?
Yes! It can get pretty crowded but we did the German language tour so were part of a smaller group to see the inside and it was totally worth it (note for anyone else reading this – do it!). What a fascinating story and incredibly well preserved interior and displays.