There’s a town in Germany’s Moselle Valley where a thousand-year-old imperial castle rises from a vineyard-covered hill above ...

Exploring Europe with a river cruise is a bucket list item for many people. It’s a wonderful way to visit various European highlights in a short time. All without the hassle of trains, planes and ...

THE Traveler Sheldon "Sam" Sampson of Faribault, Minn. Morning fog shrouds 11th-century Reichsburg Castle in Cochem, Germany, on the Moselle River. Sampson snapped the photo using his Apple iPhone XS ...

11 / 16Bernkastel-Kues on the Moselle River. Brian Johnston 12 / 16A sign for a wine bar near Trabern-Tarbach on the Moselle River.Brian Johnston 13 / 16The village of Beilstein on the Moselle River.

Tucked along the scenic banks of the Moselle River, the town of Cochem in Germany stands as a hidden gem often overshadowed by its more famous counterparts. As tourists flock to bustling cities like ...

The town of Cochem as seen from Reichsburg castle. Photo Credit: Brittany Chrusciel When someone as prominent and respected in river cruise circles as Rudi Schreiner starts handing out superlatives, ...

Nestled in the heart of a picturesque valley, a small town in Germany beckons wine enthusiasts with its enchanting vineyards, making it an idyllic haven for those who appreciate the art of winemaking.