Overlooking the Moselle River, Cochem Castle is one of Germany's most recognisable riverside castles. Originally built in the 11th century, the castle was destroyed during conflicts in the 17th century before being rebuilt in the romantic style popular during the 19th century.
Overlooking the Moselle River, Cochem Castle is one of Germany's most recognisable riverside castles. Originally built in the 11th century, the castle was destroyed during conflicts in the 17th century before being rebuilt in the romantic style popular during the 19th century. The castle's towers, courtyards and panoramic terraces provide spectacular views over the Moselle Valley. Visitors can explore its rooms, learn about medieval traditions and enjoy one of Germany's most scenic wine regions. The surrounding Moselle landscape is perfect for outdoor travellers, with cycling paths, vineyards, walking routes and riverside campsites nearby.
