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Rüdesheim am RheinCèlebre poble vinícola del Rin, porta d'entrada a la Gola del Rin, declarada Patrimoni de la Humanitat per la UNESCO. Acull el museu del vi més gran d'Alemanya, ubicat al castell mil·lenari de Brömserburg.
Vila medieval del Rin excepcionalment ben conservada, amb 16 torres intactes, un circuit de muralles antigues i el castell de Schönburg, que s'alça imponent sobre el congost declarat Patrimoni de la Humanitat per la UNESCO.
Petit poble vinícola a la vora del Mosel·la, entre Bernkastel-Kues i Traben-Trarbach, crescut al voltant d'un impressionant castell del segle XIX que avui funciona com un dels millors hotels castell d'Alemanya.
Centre neuràlgic de l'Eifel volcànic, envoltat de llacs de cràter maar i rutes de senderisme.
Vila amb encant situada a la regió d'Eifel, coneguda per les seves cases històriques d'entramat de fusta.
El Museu del Vi de Rheingau ocupa cambres dins del castell mil·lenari Brömserburg de Rüdesheim. Vistes del Rin emmarquen murs medievals de pedra.
La muralla medieval completa d'Oberwesel envolta setze torres sobre el Rin. L'hotel Burghotel Schönburg domina la gola UNESCO.
El Schloss Lieser es troba al costat de vinyes del Mosel on el sender Moselsteig serpenteja entre terrasses de Riesling. Habitacions del castell miren al riu.
Llacs volcànics maar omplen antics cràters al voltant de Daun a la regió d'Eifel. Rutes ciclistes connecten les aigües blaves circulars.
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