Area guides
Remich area guide: Moselle riverside and wine
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Riverside promenade in Remich on the Moselle
Who it suits
Remich sits on the Luxembourg bank of the Moselle, facing Germany across the river. Stay here for the wine — Crémant houses like Bernard-Massard, St Martin (with cellar visits in nearby caves), and dozens of smaller Riesling and Pinot Gris producers along the Route du Vin. The river cruise boats from Trier and Schengen call at Remich. It suits couples, older travellers, and anyone doing the Moselle cycle path.
It does not suit anyone wanting the mountains or the capital nearby. Luxembourg City is 30-40 minutes by bus, and there is no train station.
What is walkable
The 3-kilometre Esplanade along the river, several wine bars and restaurants with terraces, the Caves St Martin cellars, and the border bridge to Nennig in Germany. Wormeldange, Ehnen (with the Wine Museum) and Schengen are all a short bus or bike ride away along the valley. Mondorf-les-Bains and its spa are 15 minutes by bus.
Frequently asked questions
Can I visit Crémant cellars year-round?
Bernard-Massard and Caves St Martin run daily tours from April to October and reduced schedules in winter. Small producers usually require an appointment.
How do I get from Remich to Luxembourg City?
Bus 175 runs to the capital in 35-45 minutes, every 30 minutes on weekdays. All buses in Luxembourg are free.
Where to stay
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