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Day 1: Frankfurt - Wuerzburg
Take a stroll through the historic Old Town, a breath of history will surround you as you search for the signs of the Middle Ages or the Baroque period. Have a short walk through the vineyards up to the famous landmark of the city, the Fortress Marienberg, first mentioned in a document in the year 704. In the evening enjoy a Franconian wine, this is what characterizes the local population and its way of life. In the cosy "Gaststuben" visitors soon get to know the friendly regulars. Franconian wine-growers participate in a stringent self-control process in order to guarantee the famous quality of Franconian wine. Its hallmark is a wide rounded bottle - the Bocksbeutel. Overnight in Wuerzburg. Hotel: Day 2: Wuerzburg - Stuttgart
For people who enjoy good food and wine, Stuttgart is an excellent choice, as Swabian specialties are served at many restaurants and cozy little taverns. Overnight in Stuttgart. Hotel: Day 3: Stuttgart - Baden-Baden
The wines of Baden are pampered by sunny climates. Baden-Baden's wine region stretches over 800 acres which is one of the three largest wine areas of Germany. Important villages and their vineyards are: Varnhalt, Steinbach and Neuweier. Regional classics are: Neuweier Riesling, Varnhalter Klosterfelsen and Nägelsförster Spätburgunder. A wine tasting in one of the cellars of the well known Rebland wineries introduces you to a wide range of other fine wines. You may sample them and also take some home! Whether you are just interested in learning more about these wines and wine processing, or simply wish to enjoy a bottle of delicious wine, the Rebland winery is the pace to go to. Overnight in Baden-Baden. Hotel: Day 4: Baden-Baden - Heidelberg
Situated right in the centre of Germany's largest wine-growing areas, Heidelberg has a long tradition of wines, as the castle's world-famous "big barrel" proves. Several local wines such as Bauer's "Dachsbuckel", Clauer's "Dormenacker" or the Riesling and Burgundy wines of Adam Mueller received prizes. Explore the city and enjoy a traditional dinner along with local wine varieties. Overnight in Heidelberg. Hotel: Day 5 Heidelberg - Trier
It is a "Roman" town with history beginning about 2000 years ago. You will see the Porta Nigra, the Amphitheatre and many more sites showing the history of the oldest town of Germany. Enjoy your evening with a glass of Moselle wine on the medieval market square as you admire St. Peter's fountain. Overnight in Trier. Hotel: Day 6: Trier - Koblenz
After breakfast, take the breathtaking "Moselweinstrasse" (Moselle-Wine-Street), winding along the River Moselle to Koblenz. The scenic tour, away from the Autobahn, will take about 3 hours. Take your time and enjoy the views of the vineyards lining the hills along the river. Founded by the Romans over 2,000 years ago, Koblenz is situated at the famous Deutsche Eck (German Corner), where the river Rhine and the river Moselle meet. Fortress walls and castle ruins, palaces and patrician houses are vivid reminders of a turbulent past. In Koblenz, take a river cruise for a Loreley tour on the river Rhine. (departures daily from April to October). In the evening you may wine and dine in an indoor or outdoor restaurant or go for a wine tasting in a typical "Weinstube" (wine tavern). Overnight in Koblenz. Hotel: Day 7: Koblenz - Ruedesheim
The most typical way to enjoy wine in the Rheingau region is to do just that in a wine tavern (Strausswirtschaft): "Where the little wreath hangs, wine is served". However, one cannot always follow the "Sträußche" symbol (a wreath hanging over the entry door of the winery) because there is a limited four-month operating license. Beside these typical "Strausswirtschaft" you will always find a cozy place for your farewell evening with the excellent Riesling and Pinot Noir wines along with a last traditional, regional dinner such as "Handkaes mit Musik" (cheese with onions) or "Spuntekaes" (cottage cheese seasoned with paprika and herbs). Unlike the wine taverns, the wine estates (Weingut) are allowed to serve their guests all year round. Overnight in Ruedesheim. Day 8: Ruedesheim - FrankfurtAfter breakfast, drive back to Frankfurt. (about one hour) Return of rental car before departure from Germany. |
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