Bremm
From dreamlike views to action-packed via ferratas.
The small wine village of Bremm—with its narrow streets lined with half-timbered houses from the 17th and 18th centuries—lies on the Moselle between Cochem and Zell. Surrounded by vineyards and forests, the Moselle winds its way through the valley and forms a picturesque bend in the river here. This is arguably the most beautiful and spectacular bend in the Moselle Valley.
Steepest vineyard site in Europe
Bremmer Calmont
It was the Romans who officially brought wine to the region. Elbling, which is grown today in some areas of the Saar and Moselle, is considered one of the oldest cultivated grape varieties in the world. Today, the Moselle is the world's largest cultivation area for Riesling. The Moselle is also home to the steepest vineyard in Europe, the Bremmer Calmont. The typical single-pole cultivation of the vines here is to be included in the UNESCO list.
Calmont Via Ferrata
The Bremmer Calmont rises up to 370 metres and has an angle of inclination of up to 68 degrees. The perfect location for climbers! The Calmont via ferrata leads over rocky cliffs, stone steps and dry stone walls and provides a little adrenaline rush with steel cables, metal ladders, step bars and pins. Climbing equipment is not required. Climbers should wear sturdy shoes, be sure-footed and vertigo-free, as this is a steep trail with sharp drop offs. The via ferrata offers fantastic views of the Moselle bend. On the way back, you can take the high trail—a section of the Moselsteig Trail. This leads through a sparse forest to the summit of the Calmont with another sensational viewpoint.
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