Cochem is renowned for its
picturesque location
on the Moselle River
and for its historic architecture.
The Reichsburg Cochem, a medieval castle,
stands prominently above the town.
Cochem lies in a basin within low mountainous terrain,
on the beautiful Mosel River.
Cochem has a population of about 5,200 people.
Reichsburg Cochem
A hilltop castle with fairy-tale towers and sweeping views of the Moselle.
Cochem Old Town
Half-timbered houses, narrow lanes, and lively cafés along the river.
Moselle Promenade
A scenic riverside path perfect for strolling and wine tasting.
Bundesbank Bunker Cochem
A Cold War bunker once used to store emergency currency.
Winneburg Castle Ruins
Romantic ruins hidden in the hills above Cochem.
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Pinnerkreuz Viewpoint
A panoramic lookout reached by chairlift or hiking trail.
Moselle Wine Museum
Exhibits on viticulture and the region’s famous Riesling wines.
Cochem Chairlift
A ride up to Pinnerkreuz with stunning valley views.
St. Martin Church
A Catholic parish church with Gothic and baroque elements.
Moselle River Cruises
Boat tours offering scenic views of vineyards and castles.
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Cochem Market Square
A lively square with historic buildings and fountains.
Cochem Rathaus
The town hall, symbol of civic life and local heritage.
Cochem Wochenmarkt
A bustling weekly market with regional produce and specialties.
Cochem Christmas Market
A festive seasonal market filling the old town with lights and stalls.
Cochem City Library
A cultural hub offering exhibitions and programs.
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Cochem Sculpture Trail
Outdoor installations connecting art with urban spaces.
Wildlife and Leisure Park Klotten
A family park with animals, rides, and nature trails.
Moselle Vineyards
Terraced vineyards producing world-class Riesling wines.
Endert Valley Mills
Historic watermills along a scenic hiking route.
Moselle Cycling Route
A popular trail following the river through vineyards and villages.