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Brauneberg is a small, sleepy village on the banks of the Mosel. It has a good bus service to the surrounding area even on a Sunday. We first visited Brauneberg for a wine tasting in the village. There are many vineyards that offer wine tastings (the wine is good too!). We went back for a second visit and wine tasting. Looking forward to the next visit already.

Brauneberg is a picturesque "dorf" with the Mosel River and the wine parcels as a fantastic frame. There are several "weingut" in the town, but my favorite is Martin Conrad, just across the street from the hotel. The best restaurant in town is Juffer Flair Steinmetz—a beautiful view of the river and excellent service, together with tasty and reasonably priced dishes, is topped with a lovely garden arrangement. In Mülheim you will find a grocery store. In Ferienhotel Brauneberg you will have breakfast to your liking, but you have to prepare it yourself from what you have available. So, a visit to the Netto store in Mülheim is required, unless you prefer to get it served somewhere else. A walk along the river on Nussbaum alle is a must! Enjoy the views to the vineyards and get the feel of Mosel's environment.

Small village along the river banks It is indeed a Romantic destination with some wineries totally worth to visit. Quiet, calm and relaxing. Visit the local bakery for a great start of the day To try are the local delicacies, though as a vegetarian I had little options A walk along the river or bike rental on sunny afternoons are well recommended People are welcoming and familiar, cosy hearted environment that gives you feel of Home place

It is a very quiet Mosel village but features the longest actual "Mose promenade", i.e. the longest street with restricted car access directly at the shores of the Mosel. This is breathtakingly beautiful. Accomodations at Nussbaumalle often have rooms or gardens/terraces with a view to the Mosel and the Juffer Vineyards. It is ideal for a stay with small children as the street is very quiet and has a nice playground with Mosel views. Moreover, there are a few nice and cozy restaurants and local wineries in the village -and a bakery - a traditional one with really good quality products open from 6 in the morning every day of the week. A supermarket is 3-4 km away. We recommend a car when you travel with children and want to see more of the area. I largely prefer Brauneberg to very "touristy" villages like Bernkastel-Kues, because they remain a lot quieter and you can experience a true village feeling. For families we recommend "La Mosella" Pizzeria which is right opposite the playground and has good Pizza and nice and friendly staff and a terrace with a view to the river. During the weekend of May 1st there was also a "Weinstand" a little hut with selling local wine and a hut from a local butchers with steak and Wurst. I think Brauneberg is a truly magical Mosel village.

Brauneberg is a traditional town of just 1,129 people, with a history as far back as 588, and is famous for it’s vineyards and delicious wines! It's surrounded by hills and fields of grape vines, so we spent quite a few hours hiking up and down the hills, which we absolutely loved! Note: We arrived during the flooding of the Rhineland-Palatinate region which put a damper on things, but the local people of the village, nevertheless did their best to make us feel welcome.