Rondreis door de Vulkaaneifel via de Moezel en Trier
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Last edit: 03-03-2019
Route Summary The roads vary from secondary to narrow roads. Most roads are of good quality.
The versatility of this route, the changing landscapes, the easily accessible and winding roads make this route a high fun factor.
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Duration
4h 39m
Mode of travel
Car or motorcycle
Distance
260.64 km
Countries
RouteXpert Review From Malberg we cross the Volcanic Eifel to the east. Along the way we pass the Meerfelder, but the niederburcht of Manderscheid and the Pulvermaar to then descend to the banks of the Moselle via a hairpin combination.
Afterwards the route follows the meanders of the Mosel. On the banks of the Moselle we find cities such as Bernkastel Kues and Piesport. With countless hairpin bends we rise and descend along the Eifel plateau with beautiful views over the meanders of the Moselle and the vineyards.
The Moselle brings us to Trier. Trier is the oldest city in Germany and with remnants from Roman times and the Middle Ages we can sniff up the necessary culture. Places of interest in Trier are The Grand Place, Basilica of Constantine, St. Peters Cathedral, Our Lady's Church; Abbey of St. Matthias, Amphitheater Trier, Porta Nigra.
The route goes back from Trier to the south. On the way we pass the De Irreler Waterfall and the historic city of Bitburg to arrive again in Malberg.
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