Merovingians, Napoleon, the Counts of Veldenz: many illustrious personalities have stopped off in Mülheim an der Mosel. The reason is simple: the wine village has everything to offer that makes a vacation on the Moselle so attractive.
Mülheim an der Mosel, with around 1,000 inhabitants, is idyllically situated amidst vineyards, forests and meadows at the mouth of 2 streams and on the Moselle (115 m above sea level) at the foot of a circular mountain. The same is surrounded by a cut-off wide glacial valley of the Moselle. The narrow hill is planted with vines all around. Mülheim an der Mosel has always been a center of trade and commerce. Even today there are well-known commercial enterprises, especially in a separate industrial estate. There are jobs for around 750 employees. Mülheim has a good infrastructure, which also serves tourism, such as a petrol station, doctors, dentist, pharmacy, butcher and supermarket.
Accommodation in wellness hotels
You can let yourself be pampered in cozy hotels and restaurants up to top gastronomy, with winegrowers, in private rooms and vacation apartments. There is a particular focus on the wellness area in the hotels and beauty salons. Mülheim's vineyards produce a sparkling, excellent wine, with the Riesling growing in the main vineyard "Sonnenlay" being the most popular wine on the voyages of the airship "Graf Zeppelin". In Mülheim, you can enjoy a variety of hikes through forests, meadows and vineyards, water sports, fishing, jogging and cycling on designated excellent cycle paths along the Moselle, in the county of Veldenz, on the famous Moselsteig trail, the cultural trail "Grafen, Gold und Schwarzer Peter", the Hunsrück and in the Eifel. Below the "Weisser Bär" hotel there is a boat slipway and a landing stage from which boat trips are possible.
Have you heard
When the airship "Graf Zeppelin" took off on its first trip around the worldlate in the evening of August 7, 1929 , Mülheim wine from the Sonnenlay vineyard was on board .
