Cochem-Zell: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

On maps, Cochem Castle is listed as a named feature approximately 2.9 km south of Cochem-Zell. For travelers interested in castles, this is a specific cultural point of interest in the surrounding area.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Cochem-Zell.

In the vicinity of Cochem-Zell, Pyrmont approximately 11.5 km to the northeast, Stuben approximately 7.8 km to the southwest, and Eltz Castle approximately 12.7 km to the east are also listed as named map features. Wolfs-Berg approximately 7.9 km to the northwest, Schafstall approximately 9.0 km to the southwest, and Höchstberg approximately 11.9 km to the northwest are also listed there as named map features. Gänsehalsturm is listed as a named map feature farther afield, approximately 25.6 km north of Cochem-Zell.

Culture

An accommodation in Cochem-Zell's attractions list mentions the “Kulturweg Skulpturenpark Senheim-Senhals & Literatenweg”.

Ernst is home to a museum dedicated to the culture of the Moselle Valley. Its depictions of rural life in the 1950s and 1960s include a blacksmith's workshop, a schoolhouse, a wine tavern, and a winery.

Cochem is home to a mustard mill associated with traditional mustard-making and a recipe passed down through several generations. For travelers interested in local food culture, this mustard-making tradition is a specific point of interest.

Geographical Location

Cochem-Zell is a rural district in the northwest of Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany.

Nature

The district includes the Moselle Valley with its vineyards, the Hunsrück hills to the east, and the Eifel to the north and west. The district's highest elevation is the 616-meter-high Höchstberg in the Eifel.

Mountain touring and hiking trails in the Moselle Valley are listed for Cochem-Zell, including routes along the Moselle and a route from Ediger-Eller to the summit cross of the Calmont.

Local Area

Riesling is predominantly grown in the vineyards in the Moselle Valley near Cochem; the vineyards above Cochem are also described as being predominantly planted with Riesling. Riesling is described here as a grape variety that accounts for approximately 60 percent of the Moselle wine region.

Further local pages for orientation: Brohl, Cochem, Düngenheim, Filz, Grenderich, Kaisersesch, Kliding, Mittelstrimmig, Treis-Karden, Ulmen, Walhausen, Zell.

For the broader travel overview: Rhineland-Palatinate.