Dreis

Geographically, the region lies between the Moselle and the Hunsrück. The landscape is characterised by rolling hills, vineyards and forests. The picturesque villages along the Moselle with their picturesque half-timbered houses are particularly well known.

The tourist attractions include Lieser Castle, which is now used as a hotel, and Landshut Castle in Bernkastel-Kues. A trip on the Moselle by boat or canoe is also not to be missed.

Cultural highlights are provided by regular events such as the wine festival in Bernkastel-Kues or the jazz festival in Wittlich. A visit to the Machern Monastery with its impressive baroque church is also a special experience.

Culinary delights abound here as well: be sure to try the regional Riesling wine or savour hearty specialities such as Saumagen (a type of Palatinate liver dumpling) or Dibbelabbes (a potato pancake from the Saarland).

If you like to be active, you can enjoy breathtaking views on a hike through the vineyards. In summer, the Dreis open-air swimming pool also invites you to swim and sunbathe. For cyclists, the Moselle cycle path is a great way to explore the region at a leisurely pace.

Even when the weather is bad, there is plenty to do in Dreis: Visit the Bernkastel-Kues museum of local history or take a trip to nearby Trier with its Roman buildings and museums.

It is probably most beautiful here in spring and summer, when the countryside glows in lush green and the vineyards are in bloom. But Dreis also has its charms in autumn: when the leaves turn colourful and the grapes are harvested, there is a special atmosphere in the region.

Total: Dreis, Bernkastel-Wittlich is definitely worth a visit! Whether cultural highlights, culinary delights or outdoor activities - everyone gets their money's worth here. With this travel guide, you are well prepared for your stay in this enchanting region of Germany.