Pünderich: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

In Pünderich, walkers and cyclists can enjoy a largely car-free section of the Moselle. Along the Moselle promenade are expansive meadows and walnut avenues, which are suitable for relaxation and outdoor activities.

Landscape

The Pünderich Wine Educational Trail combines viticulture and local history: 26 information panels provide information about grape varieties, viticulture, and local history. The trail also offers rest areas and views across the Moselle Valley.

Culture

At the ferry landing in Pünderich, the Old Ferry House from 1621 and the Old Town Hall from 1548 form a remarkable ensemble. A walk through the town center reveals the development of half-timbered architecture from the early 16th to the late 18th century. A Moselle ferry connects the two banks of the river in Pünderich and provides access in the direction of the Kanonenbahn cultural-historical hiking trail between Bullay and Reil, which focuses on railway history. A canoe landing site is located directly next to the Pünderich ferry.

The Pünderich hillside viaduct was built between 1876 and 1880, has 97 arches, and is one of the longest hillside viaducts in Europe.

Wine

The wines of the Burger winery mainly come from steep slopes that offer good conditions for Riesling. At the Burger winery's wine tavern, Moselle wines are served with food. Burger winery also offers wine tastings for groups of up to approximately 40 people.

Cycling

The historic town center contains many carefully restored, centuries-old half-timbered houses and, with these restored half-timbered houses, provides a setting for a stopover on the Moselle Cycle Route. From Briedel, the Moselle Cycle Route runs along the Moselle directly to Pünderich.

Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Pünderich can also extend their search to additional local pages: Haserich, Tellig, Reidenhausen, Peterswald-Löffelscheid, Blankenrath, Panzweiler, Neef and Briedel.

To the higher-level travel overview: Zell.