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📍🚲 The listening point on the Moselle Cycle Path at the High Moselle Bridge is a modern station of the "Moselle Audio Tour," inviting cyclists to take a break right on the riverbank near Zeltingen-Rachtig. At this special spot, acoustic information merges with an impressive visual experience.

Kröv, idyllically situated on a bend in the Moselle River, has been an important wine-growing town for centuries. The steep vineyards characterize the landscape and are ideal for growing the Riesling grape, which made Kröv famous. Monks systematically cultivated wine here as early as the Middle Ages, but the town gained worldwide fame through its cult wine 'Kröver Nacktarsch,' which is particularly prized for its quality and unique tradition. Visitors to Kröv experience winemaking history, the romanticism of the Moselle River, and the close connection between landscape and culture all in one.

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The Moselle Valley Bridge is the federal highway crossing over the Moselle River, connecting the Hunsrück and Eifel mountains. The highway bridge is located between the municipalities of Dieblich and Winningen. With a span of 192 meters, it was the prestressed concrete girder bridge with the second-longest span in Germany after the Bendorf Rhine Bridge when it was commissioned. Until 2003, no other bridge of this type with a longer span was put into operation. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moseltalbr%C3%BCcke_(A_1)

The Moselle Valley Bridge is the federal highway crossing over the Moselle River, connecting the Hunsrück and Eifel mountains. The highway bridge is located between the municipalities of Dieblich and Winningen. With a span of 192 meters, it was the prestressed concrete girder bridge with the second-longest span in Germany after the Bendorf Rhine Bridge when it was commissioned. Until 2003, no other bridge of this type with a longer span was put into operation. Source: https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moseltalbr%C3%BCcke_(A_1)

The Moselle with its vineyards

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Location and depiction of a Sucellus statue, the Roman god of wine. The original is in the Trier Museum.