Remich, Luxembourg is a picturesque riverside town nestled in wine country, known for its relaxed charm, scenic beauty, and Moselle Valley vineyards.
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Avalon Tranquility II
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Remich, Luxembourg
3 Sailings
Jul 1 - Sep 25, 2027
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Avalon Imagery II
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Remich, Luxembourg
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May 10 - Sep 5, 2026
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Overview
Sitting along the banks of the Moselle River, Remich is a favorite for both locals and visitors looking to unwind in a peaceful, storybook setting. Its tree-lined promenade stretches along the water and makes for an easy stroll, especially at sunset when the hills glow golden in the fading light. The town itself is cozy and charming, with cafés, restaurants, and small boutiques tucked into historic buildings.
Remich is also the heart of Luxembourg’s wine region, particularly famous for crisp white wines and sparkling cremants. You can tour local wineries and cellars, take a scenic bike ride through the vineyards, or hop on a river cruise that offers beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. The area is especially lovely in late summer and early autumn, during grape harvest season.
While it’s a small town, Remich makes a great base for exploring more of the Moselle Valley and the Luxembourg countryside. Whether you are sampling local wine, enjoying a quiet moment by the river, or heading out for a nature walk, Remich offers a slow-paced, scenic escape with a distinctly Luxembourgish charm.
Kick off your day with a leisurely walk along the Moselle River promenade. The riverside views are stunning, with lush vineyards stretching across the hillsides and small boats gliding along the water. It’s the perfect way to enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of Remich and get acquainted with the town’s charm.
Tip: Stop at one of the many benches or cafés along the promenade to take in the views and enjoy a refreshing local drink, like Luxembourg’s cremant.
If time permits, embark on a short segment of one of the many well-marked hiking trails that meander through the hills and terraces above the Moselle valley.
Tip: Choose a trail near the town center for a manageable 30-45 minute loop, ensuring you have ample time to return to your ship.
Sample fresh-baked Luxembourgish pastries and bread. The local bakeries are excellent for a quick, authentic breakfast or a mid-day treat.
Tip: Try a slice of Quetschentaart (plum tart), a seasonal favorite, or a simple slice of fresh-baked rye bread with local cheese.
Explore the interior of this local Catholic church, which often features beautiful religious art and architecture typical of the region.
Tip: Check the schedule; if the church bells are ringing, it's a lovely sound that adds to the European atmosphere.
No visit to Remich would be complete without experiencing the local wine culture. The town is surrounded by vineyards that produce some of the finest wines in Luxembourg. Many of the local wineries offer tours that take you through the vineyards, where you can learn about the grape varieties and the winemaking process, followed by a tasting session.
Tip: Booking a vineyard tour in advance is highly recommended to ensure you make the most of your time. Some tours even offer transportation from the town center, making it easier for you to enjoy the wine without worry!
For a different perspective of Remich, consider taking a boat tour along the Moselle River. These boat tours usually last about an hour and offer a relaxing way to take in the beauty of the region. You’ll get to see the town’s charming houses, lush vineyards, and the peaceful riverbanks from the comfort of the boat.
Tip: Some boat tours offer the option to combine a wine tasting experience while cruising. If you’re a wine enthusiast, this could be the perfect way to enjoy both the landscape and the local wine culture at the same time.
If time permits, take a short drive to the nearby village of Schengen, famous for its international significance. The Château de Schengen is where the Schengen Agreement was signed in 1985, allowing for the free movement of people between European countries. You can visit the castle and the museum dedicated to the Schengen Agreement to learn more about this important historical moment.
Tip: The visit to Château de Schengen can be easily combined with a walk along the riverbank for more scenic views of the region.
Before you head back to your cruise, stop by one of Remich’s local shops to pick up a souvenir to remember your visit. The town is known for its wine, so purchasing a bottle or two of local Riesling or cremant is always a great idea. You can also find handmade crafts, chocolates, and other regional products.
Tip: If you’re looking for a special gift, Luxembourgish honey and local wines make fantastic souvenirs that represent the region’s traditions.
