Moselle River Cruises

Starting in France and winding through Luxembourg before joining the Rhine in Germany, the Moselle is lined with steep vineyards, fairytale castles, and Roman history. Each bend reveals a river rich in tradition, beauty, and timeless European charm.

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Featured Experience Along the Moselle

Aerial view of the Lahneck Castle in Lahnstein, Germany

Reichsburg Castle in Cochem

Perched above the river in the charming small town of Cochem, visit Reichsburg Castle, a fairytale fortress with sweeping Moselle views.

Wine Tasting in Bernkastel’s Vineyards

Sample crisp Rieslings in the steep-slope vineyards that make the Moselle one of Europe’s most celebrated wine regions.

Learn About Roman History in Trier

Explore Germany’s oldest city, Trier, with its UNESCO-listed Porta Nigra, ancient baths, and basilica — living traces of Rome on the Moselle.

Luxembourg City’s Old Quarter

In this city-state, find a blend of medieval charm and modern culture on a guided walk through fortress walls and cobbled squares.

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Explore Other Rivers

Main

Threading through Bavaria and Franconia, the Main River reveals a storybook side of Germany — where half-timbered towns, hilltop castles, and vineyard slopes meet lively beer gardens and baroque palaces.

Danube

Flowing through ten countries, the Danube connects a mosaic of traditions, from Vienna’s music halls to Budapest’s thermal baths and more.

Dutch & Belgian Waterways

In the heart of Western Europe, the rivers and canals of the Netherlands and Belgium wind past tulip fields, windmills, and medieval towns.