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Holidays on the Moselle river and in the border triangle

The Moselle river meanders gently through the valley, across country borders, uniting France, Luxembourg and Germany. Discover the cultural diversity of this cross-border region and spend your time just the way you like it: hiking on the Moselsteig, cycling, visiting historically important locations such as Schengen or Trier, or taking a city trip to Metz or Luxembourg.

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The thermal baths in Bad Mondorf offer the most extensive wellness, recreation and health facilities in the greater region. The beneficial effects of the 36 °C warm thermal water have been known since 1847. It helps to relax muscles, stimulate blood circulation and reduce joint pain or inflammation. Simply dive in and relax.

As the oldest city in Germany, Trier represents the centre of antiquity and has many impressive stories to tell. Explore and admire the city’s Roman monuments such as the Porta Nigra, the Cathedral, the Amphitheatre, the Barbara Baths, the Imperial Baths, the Constantine Basilica and the Roman Bridge, which have been declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites – along with many more attractions.

Visit the world’s only fully preserved ironworks site from the golden age of industrialisation. It is the first industrial monument of this era to be recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and represents an exciting, fascinating place where the past meets the present and the future in a truly exceptional way.

Metz is considered a creative and sustainable European destination. Get inspired and carried away by the dynamism of this innovative city, by its contemporary architecture as well as the magnificent cultural heritage of Gallo-Roman ruins, medieval alleyways and French squares from the 18th century.

The Moselsteig was opened in 2014 offering a beautiful trail along the German course of the Moselle river between Perl and Koblenz. It is 365 km long and divided into 24 stages. Our hometown, Palzem, is the first stop along the route when you start from Perl. The second stage is particularly varied, with spectacular vantage points that invite you to stop and take a break. Take in the view during a nice picnic – with a snack and a delightful glass of wine.

The contemporary art museum in Luxembourg is a place where you can enjoy pure aesthetics. The building itself was designed by world-renowned architect and Pritzer Prize winner Ieoh Ming Pei. Find out more about the exhibitions, collections and events at the museum and plan your visit.