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포도밭 옆 자전거 도로는 도로 옆 자전거 도로보다 더 조용합니다. 도로 옆 자전거 도로는 속도를 높이는 데 좋습니다. 포도밭 자전거 도로에서는 소음이 적고 더 아름다운 전망을 볼 수 있습니다. Güls와 Winningen을 통과하며, 이곳에서는 휴식과 약간의 관광도 추천됩니다. 아름다운 목가적인 장소들, 올해의 Gülser Blütenfest와 1250주년 기념, 5월 1일 및 기타 다양한 축제에서, 그곳에서는 또한 인상적인 wutz가 blokkern에 있습니다.

The vineyards along the Moselle are wonderful for exploring by bike! Well-developed for bikes, there's also plenty to offer hikers or simply wine lovers!

Tiny wine

runs well

Pleasant secondary route

Nice place to rest

Anyone who has travelled along the busy Eifel roads, e.g. to Maria Laach, without a cycle path, will enjoy the peace and quiet on this route.

The Story of the Winningen Wine Witch Winegrower Veit Mertes lived with his wife, Kathrin, in a small, rickety house near Wolfstor. Because of his passionate flute playing, he was nicknamed "Pfeifenhannes." One day, he noticed that one of his barrels of wine was missing. (We now know that one liter of wine can simply evaporate from a wooden barrel per week.) The winegrowers of the 17th century apparently didn't know. The neighbors had also experienced this, they said, and they were inclined to attribute anything mysterious to witchcraft. Pfeifenhannes didn't really believe it—after all, it was only the barrel of his best wine that was missing. That made him think more of theft. But how could a rascal have gotten into the cellar when Veit always carried the key to the cellar door with him? Mysterious. Pfeifenhannes resolved to keep a close eye on his cellar over the next few days. But after a few days, two thumbs of wine were missing from his best barrel. This enraged him and prompted him to personally ambush the thief, even if it took days. He went into the cellar, closed the door behind him, and hid behind a large barrel. He had his flute with him, for it was made of such fine wood that it could be used for more than just whistling. He may have waited for about half an hour when he suddenly noticed a key turning in the lock above. The door opened quietly, and by candlelight, someone crept down the cellar stairs and headed straight for the barrel containing the best barrel. The person started working on the bottom of the barrel, and suddenly a thin stream of wine was heard running into a jug. He dared a peek from behind the barrel and saw the thief expertly driving a peg into the bottom of the barrel. Before the thief could make off with the wine, however, Pfeifenhannes swung his flute and attacked the thief. There was a great outcry – and suddenly Veit recognized the thief: It was Kathrin, his wife. Whether he immediately stopped the beating is not known... Text / Source: Municipality of Winningen – August-Horch-Straße 3 – D-56333 Winningen https://moselfest.com/downloads/GeschWeinhex.pdf