Beilstein/Mosel in Ellenz-Poltersdorf

Beautiful, small town on the Moselle. A bit crowded. Many restaurants.

Cozy, for coffee and cake, wine tasting😊

Adorable Town. Picture perfect for strolling the streets and enjoying shopping for wine.

Nice little town on the Mosel with the castle ruins of Metternich Castle.

Very crowded, but still worth seeing.

Very nice place, great Café Klapperburg, recommended.

Beautiful idyllic village like many of them along the Moselle

Lots of wonderful, cozy wine bars and beautiful old houses.

A superb, romantic spot on the Moselle. Hotspot for Moselle river cruises

Here, too, you can experience the still intact life of a special Moselle village with its beautifully decorated alleyways. A must for Moselle travelers.

The ruins of Mitternich Castle are also worth a visit. Entrance ticket for adults is €3.

A beautiful and charming town on the banks of the Moselle River. The castle ruins stand above the village, offering stunning views of the Moselle and the valley.

Nice little place but not pleasant to walk.

Very worth seeing, but unfortunately far too crowded.

Cute little place, but extremely crowded. Still worth a visit.

Beautiful romantic place with narrow streets, very nice

A very nice little town on the Moselle.

Very nice place next to Cochem you have to go there

A beautiful town on the Moselle River with many cozy cafés and a castle ruin with an incredibly beautiful view of the Moselle Valley, which you can enjoy from the café there. The place is definitely worth a trip or a journey.

A pretty little town on the Moselle. It can be reached by ferry or by car. Parking is subject to a fee.

A pretty place and not quite as crowded as Cochem.

Beautiful village , lovely cafes and restaurants. Locally referred to as "The sleeping beauty" . It is pretty lively in the summer.

A beautifully preserved village with a church and access to Metternich Castle. You'll need to be sure-footed and comfortable with the steps. The view, however, is worth it!

Beilstein is a very charming village with the ruins of Metternich Castle and, above all, one of the best-preserved historic townscapes, which is why it is also called the "Sleeping Beauty of the Moselle." It is also a place of pilgrimage, as the Black Madonna is displayed in the baroque monastery or Carmelite church. Next door is a monastery restaurant & café, which is tempting to visit with its delicious cuisine, excellent cakes, very friendly waiters, and a fantastic view. For more than 10 years, we have been spending a long weekend on the Moselle, and every year a visit to Beilstein is a must, whether by bike, boat, or car 👍🏻

Nice town, beautiful half-timbered houses, many restaurants and cafes

A bit crowded, but worth it. A beautiful little town with the Heinz Rühmann staircase, right on the Moselle.

Such a sweet little town. You feel like you've been transported back to times gone by.

A warm little place with narrow streets and great restaurants, especially the Kloster Kaffee is recommended

A charming little town right on the Moselle River. Plenty of opportunities to stop for a coffee or ice cream. Metternich Castle, perched atop the mountain, offers fantastic views. A landing stage for the Moselle boat tour offers further excursion options. Just outside the town limits – coming from Cochem on the L98 – there are also free parking spaces. They are only about 300 meters further than the paid parking spaces. Please note the clearance height for motorhomes...

A beautiful village, one of the most beautiful in the Moselle, combine this with a boat trip from Cochem...

Very beautiful place on the Mosel river!!! If you have the opportunity, be sure to visit Cochem and Beilstein🫠

One of the most beautiful places on the Moselle!

Beilstein on the Moselle Beilstein is one of the most picturesque villages on the Moselle. The charming town center, with its narrow streets, half-timbered houses, and charming squares, exudes an almost fairytale atmosphere. From the castle ruins, you have a magnificent view of the river and the vineyards that climb the hillsides. Along the Moselle, you'll find charming terraces and wineries where you can enjoy local wines and regional dishes. The village exudes tranquility and authenticity, making it an ideal spot for a relaxing stopover or a romantic weekend. An absolute must for anyone who wants to experience the charm of the Moselle.

Certainly one of the most beautiful little towns on the Moselle, or even in Germany...

A really beautiful, authentic village with lovely craftsman houses

A must-see if you're in the area. Very small, very old, and full of character. The old castle isn't just a dilapidated building; it's worth seeing in itself. Even if the climb seems tiresome, it's worth climbing the non-standard tower steps. Don't forget to keep your head down. There's delicious food on every corner. Don't forget the church.

A very pretty little town. Located directly on the banks of the Moselle. The ruins of Metternich Castle are worth a visit. Numerous small wine taverns round out the visit.

Beautiful little place, cozy alley leading to the castle.

A beautifully preserved old town with a historic atmosphere. I was thrilled.

A must-see; the place is picturesque, and the narrow streets are unfortunately always quite crowded. The castle ruins tower above everything; you have to be there, too.

Very beautiful place, worth a visit at any time.

Very beautiful place. Definitely worth a visit.

Very beautiful place. When the boats arrive, Beilstein gets quite crowded. Best visited in the late afternoon or early morning.

Very beautiful and romantic. Unfortunately, it gets very crowded on weekends. Beautiful little shops and places to enjoy.

Bilstein is a charming little town on the Moselle. Its picturesque town center and excellent restaurants. There's a monastery above where you can also eat. Further up, there's a castle with a restaurant. Go there. I highly recommend it. 🥰🥰🥰

The town of Beilstein is truly beautiful, but... it's hopelessly overcrowded in August! You should really take your time to see all the pretty things! It's best not to go during peak season, though. So, one point deducted...

A very beautiful village with a great castle. We took the ferry to get there by car. It was super fun, and the boat drivers were always very nice.

A nice village, but small. Delicious food, though.

A bit disappointing. Sorry for the comment, not even a coffee at 10 a.m.

Very beautiful, enchanted place with lots of half-timbered houses

Beautiful place, unfortunately far too many tourists there

Always worth a visit, directly on the Moselle with beautiful alleys to stroll through

nice town, beautiful half-timbered houses, unfortunately few shops open, ruins on the hill are worth a visit

A very nice little town, a pleasant place to visit even when the weather isn't so great. Small alleys and beautifully preserved old houses invite you to linger.

A very beautiful, dreamy little town. I especially recommend Cafe Klapperburg. Delicious Riesling cake 😋

A cool place to spend the weekend.

A small tranquil place with good gastronomy

Bilstein is always worth a visit

This place is simply enchantingly beautiful. It may be small, but it's lovely and perfectly adequate for a day trip. Especially with the beautiful town of Cochem across the road. We took a boat tour from here to Beilstein (approx. 1 hour). A return day ticket costs €19 per person (as of July 25). The boat departs approximately hourly, so you can choose your own return time. Please note: Mondays are a day of rest, and the monastery and castle are closed.

Charming little village. Lovely terraces. We sat under a grapevine and looked out over the water. Very cozy restaurant. The restaurant was on the road. I don't remember its name.

A very beautiful place. Chic streets with always something to explore. A must-see in good weather!

Small, quaint village with half-timbered charm and narrow streets.

A wonderful experience. Almost a must if you travel in the Moselle Valley.

Best to visit early in the morning or in the evening

A small, beautiful wine town. I came because of the Heinz Rühmann stairs.

What a wonderful place. Many houses have been meticulously restored. Hardly any trash in the streets and alleys.

A beautiful little town right on the Moselle River. It's worth stopping at a café overlooking the Moselle.

A beautiful little town on the Moselle, with a castle ruin high above. Our stop at a winery restaurant near the market was quite lovely. However, as soon as a passenger steamer docks, this beautiful little town is immediately crowded with people.

A very beautiful little place, not to be missed!

A charming historic town on the Moselle with many romantic corners, half-timbered houses and a castle ruin.

Beautiful place, lots of tourists, but they're well spread out, especially when a river cruise ship is there. The pistachio ice cream was especially delicious.

Absolutely beautiful old houses, cozy restaurants, unique views!

We love Beilstein. Especially Haus Lipman. Highly recommended.

Beilstein is a very idyllic little tourist town. You should definitely check it out.

A truly beautiful place... simply fantastic... a pretty little market square... the castle ruins you can climb... the small alleys, and all of it right on the Moselle. We were passing through for two nights.

Very pretty little town typical of the German Moselle, with two very beautiful viewpoints as a bonus

A well-preserved historic site. The walk to the castle is worth it; you'll have a wonderful view from here.

Very nice town, small but nice to have a drink or something to eat

Yes, very nice, a journey to another time.

A romantic little town, directly on the Moselle River. In addition to the "Heinz Rühmann Staircase," famous for its film, and the castle ruins, the market square is also worth seeing.

Beilstein is now too crowded for me and the prices in the restaurants are no longer reasonable.

A charming town on the Moselle. Many small alleys and half-timbered houses. There's something new to discover around every corner (and I don't mean the many cafés). Someone said Beilstein is Cochem in beautiful style. Can't really disagree. It's also worth visiting the monastery church just above. From here, you have a beautiful view of the town. If you want to go higher, you should visit the ruins.

Totally overcrowded and overrated

Beautiful little town on the Moselle

Very nice and cozy campsite. Lovely swimming pool and large children's pool. Quiet area on the Moselle. In the immediate vicinity all nice villages. Sanitary very clean. Places neat and large with lots of privacy. Restaurant also available for pick-up. Baker's cart is there in the morning until half past nine with fresh rolls and pastries on the campsite. Shower is 50 cents per 3 min. Furthermore, the campsite is certainly not expensive. Just call if there is room.

Highly recommended for bikers, cyclists, and hikers. Gruzz

Very beautiful town, romantic, lots of small cafes and restaurants. Very interesting.

Very beautiful, picturesque little medieval town with free parking on the outskirts, many restaurants and castle ruins.

Beilstein, beautiful place, many day tourists. Nice wines.

Beautiful historic town with nice terraces.

Nice little place worth a visit.

A beautiful little place, especially the coffee pot café with really delicious cakes

Very picturesque place!!! Highly recommended!!!

The most beautiful place on the Moselle.

A very beautiful town with old houses and great restaurants. Always worth a visit. Several tours on the Moselle start here, and there's a ferry on the beautiful Moselle. There's also a great bike path.

Always worth a stop, whether by bike, car or on foot!!

Beautiful cozy location and nice village for good food/drinks

A quaint beautiful little town on the banks of the Moselle. Lots of little bars and cafes and adoration’s and pretty doors

Utterly charming. It feels like stepping straight into a storybook. Every corner feels magical. It's peaceful, picturesque, and full of old-world charm. An absolute gem!

Very nice little town on the Moselle, it is always worth taking a detour there when you are on the Moselle.