Walking and Hiking Trails

This trail runs along the esplanade through the 'Heedbaach' into the forests of Remich and is suitable for beginners.

Higlights:
Esplanade, Lustgarten, small wooden bridges in the 'Heedbaach', Neie Wee, Impasse St. François

The forest trail runs through the old alleys up until the 'Gewännchen' site through Remich's forest into Stadtbredimus. On the way back from Stadtbredimus, the trail follows along the esplanade up until the castle in the 'Buschland'.

Highlights:
Napoléonshout, Weiher 'Éitzpoul', small wooden bridges in the 'Heedbaach', Lustgarten, Esplanade

The vineyard trail runs through the 'Maachergaass' alley along the 'Wäschbuer' fountain into the vineyards. Here, the trail runs up towards the viewpoint 'Scheierbierg' which offers a fantastic, panoramic view over Remich.

Maachergaass, Ruelle des Tanneurs, Wäschbuer, viewpoint 'Scheierbierg', Institut Viti-Vinicole, church, Neie Wee

The culture trail runs through Remich's old alleys and along the city's old buildings. This trail is particularly interesting for those interested in historical buildings and Remich's past.

Highlights:
Piirtchen, Maachergaass, Al Schoul, Esplanade, Bacchus fountain, Porte St. Nicolas, church, Brill park

The approximately 1 km long Moselle trail tells the story of Remich's historic floods. Various panels explain the Moselle's development over the last century to the reader and allow the reader to study the latter on specific photographs.

The hiking trail guides the wanderer through Remich's old alleys onto the national hiking trail 'Sentier de la Moselle' leading through the vineyards up to the top 'Goldbierg'. The return to the departure point runs through Remich's forest.

The approximately 2 km tour is following the trails of Remichs’ Holocaust victims. The trail runs through the historic center of Remich past the houses where Holocaust victims and survivors once lived. Each survivor and each victim receive a so-called ‘Stolperstein’ designed by the German artist Gunter Demnig.

Along the popular esplanade, this trail allows the Nordic walker to discover the 'Heedbach' and Remich's forest. The trail, which includes only a short steep climb, offers breath-taking views and is particularly suitable for beginners.

Similar to the Nordic Walking Trail 1, the Trail 2 departs at the tourist information office in Remich and runs through Remich's forest to the main street on 'Groëbierg' after which the trail continues through the vineyards in direction of the 'Scheierbierg'. The latter offers a panoramic view of the Moselle River before returning to Remich's centre through the vineyards.