I live in a French-speaking town of the Belgian Ardenne, not far from the German border. I like living where I live, and one of the reasons is that we are less than a two-hour drive to Bernkastel-Kues and the Mosel (by the way, Moselle is how the river's name is written in French...), so close to home but so different. Many villages and towns there seem to be directly out of fairy tales. My wife and I have come to just love the region (and its wines 😊😊), that we visit at least twice each year - last time was for the Xmas markets in December. Just writing these words makes me feel like hopping into my car, cross the border, and have lunch in Bernkastel-Kues.
..I came to the Mosel area as a little child.. Together with my mom, dad and brother and befriended couple we made many vacations to a small village, Mehring, about 18 kilometres from the city of Trier, the oldest city in Germany.. From there we made much trips to several other, beautiful locations.. Being there it felt like a true vacation.. In the small village of Mehring we became friends with local children and their parents.. We had many heartwarming friendships.. In later years we became honorary citizens of Mehring, with a rememberable plaqutte and pennings.. We also enjoyed sitting on the terraces to watch the ships passing by and looking up to the mountains and vineyards.. And enjoying the good wines from local wine farmers.. It was giving a magical and satisfying feeling.. I really hope to go back someday to enjoy again the feeling to have a true vacation..!!
My wife and I lived on the Moselle in the wine village of Piesport from 2004 till 2017 (understandably the most memorable 13 years of our still happy marriage :-) and this is perhaps the best documentary of this beautiful river valley I have seen. We traveled the length of the river many times and it was a special pleasure to see so many familiar, beautiful scenes once again. Many thanks for the memories.👏
I was totally indifferent to Germany but then my father invited me to a trip down the Moselle and I absolutely fell in love with the country cause every other minute I was going WOW ! - I felt like I was in some fairy tale due to all those magnificent Castles and the beauty of the landscape.
I' ve taken the river trip along the Rhine, castles, green clean water, both sides of the river have roads and railway, small towns with steep steeple churches , beautiful .
Lovely video. We did a10 day road trip along the river 50 years ago. Wonderful memories of the vineyards, castles, swans, villages and towns at the start and finish of our journey.
Wonderful! One of the few documentaries about the Moselle in english where you get the feeling that the authors have dealt with the topic sensibly! The Moselle, the home of my soul, was not only competently described in this documentary, but also understood! Thanks for that!
Thanks to honorable Klaus Napp , ..and Norbert , we could enjoy this area in the hyper hot summer of 1999. The well-preserved old houses, good roads, etc-----made a huge impression upon us, folks from the former colony of the USSR. Greetings from Lietuva, Kaunas.
My father was Kellermeister in Traben Trarbach and I went to school there. The cellar was quite close to the river and I Iremember how, when the river flooded, they had to go down into the cellars and make sure that the casks didn't swim up out of their cradles and crash into one another. The cellar belonged to the DSG, the company which ran the dining cars of the German national railway.
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY, 4-STAR +++ PHOTOGRAPHY,, IN THE DAY I ALWAYS HAD REISLING AUSLESE, & SPATLESE, CHILLED, READY FOR FAMILY & GUESTS. TWAS LA DOLCE VITA !
Wow! You are from Germany? Well, look at a german map please. And than tell me once again where Frankfurt ist situated. Yes indeed, the moselle river valley ist really one of the jewels of german landscapes. This documentary movie interferes a great impression of a dreamland of of ageless beauty. And what a prudence that people there did not open up to mass tourism.
@josefartzdorf5019 nordrhein-westphalen? Anyway if I go somewhere today it china, Japan, Mexico, maybe even russia with the pretty girls if we can in the future.
Been to lots of wine cellars there, for tasting, and watched the Rhein in Flammen, where the castles shot off fireworks into the night sky, you could see this from the deck of a boat. Wonderful area. You would never even know there had been a raging war, for several years.
But there are also remarkable and beautiful places around the United States where some of my relatives live who emigrated during the 19. Century from the Mosel to Wisconsin. I have visited my relatives there in 1970 and also in Florida in 1989.
Congratulation and many thanks for this remarkable and beautiful video. I was born in an also very famous Mosel-village called Kröv, which, unfotunately, was Not named in the Video. But I must admit that visiting all villages along the wonderful Mosel would fill some more videos, for sure.
My wish place Germany.since when i was young when i saw this marvelous place in a magazine,brought by my aunt from germany. I promise to my self that one day i can travel to this place.But until now it was remain just a "wish"😂
I wish to travel here too. Besides Japan, it is a dream travel destination for me. Here’s to hoping that both our dreams will come true soon and we can visit the majestic Mosel River valley. :)
Is ”Moselle” in the French style really the English name for the German river Mosel? 🤔 That sounds so weird, especially since English words, just like German ones, usually have the emphasis on the *_first_* syllable, not the last.😅
I guess there is no "English name" for the river, but me as a German would have wished them to pronounce it the German way, since they are only showing the German parts of it. So it would be called "Mosel" with the emphasis on the "O".
English got the name from French, like many others: Cologne (Köln) or Rome (Roma). Moreover, the Moselle has its source and most of its course in France.
@@gugugugu1300 True, been there. I guess there isn't an Englisch name for the Mosel /Moselle at all. So letz just call them this river like they want to call it :D
Yes, it does. It starts in the Vôsges mountains, then after crossing a portion of northeastern France it marks the border between Luxembourg and Germany, before crossing the Rheinland-Pfalz region of Germany down to Coblence (Koblenz in German) where it joins the Rhine at the Deutsches Eck.
Advanced contained socitities, how i wish all others catch up also especially asia india and neighbors, " ordnung" makes life good,neat order and ' zufreiden" go hand in hand together.Nobody knows what modi and his circle upto , buying stuff for themselves, Ganga still not cleaned and so do inummerable other social civil municipal population problems
Entlang den Rheinufern passiert jede Minute ein Zug in der einen oder der anderen Richtung. Jede Minute ! Ist das nicht zum verrückt werden ? Worauf wartet man um diese Zuglinien in einem Tunnel fahren laßen ? und zwar in einem Tunnel, der nicht unbedingt dem RHEIN entlang durchgehen soll ?
High-quality content! To the lady shading tears (31:00) on "German ww2 soldier grave," you do realise these are bloody Natzis, right? Not innocent victims....
Conscription is a horrible thing and all soldiers have loved ones that suffer loss. I find soldiers graves a very sad place regardless who they were ordered to fight.
Most soldiers were ordinary people, just like you, who were conscripted. Most of them did not belong to the Nazi party. You are confusing the ordinary soldier with the SS and the Brown Shirts.
Most soldiers were not Nazis, they were conscripts who had no choice but join the army and fight, or face terrible consequences for themselves and their families if they didn't. FYI, there are also WWII cemeteries for German soldiers outside Germany (incl. France or Belgium). One French poet, Paul Valéry, wrote about a century ago, something like: "wars are events when people who do not know each other kill each other, for the sake of others who do know each other but do not kill each other" - so true.
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I live in a French-speaking town of the Belgian Ardenne, not far from the German border. I like living where I live, and one of the reasons is that we are less than a two-hour drive to Bernkastel-Kues and the Mosel (by the way, Moselle is how the river's name is written in French...), so close to home but so different. Many villages and towns there seem to be directly out of fairy tales. My wife and I have come to just love the region (and its wines 😊😊), that we visit at least twice each year - last time was for the Xmas markets in December. Just writing these words makes me feel like hopping into my car, cross the border, and have lunch in Bernkastel-Kues.
..I came to the Mosel area as a little child.. Together with my mom, dad and brother and befriended couple we made many vacations to a small village, Mehring, about 18 kilometres from the city of Trier, the oldest city in Germany..
From there we made much trips to several other, beautiful locations..
Being there it felt like a true vacation..
In the small village of Mehring we became friends with local children and their parents.. We had many heartwarming friendships..
In later years we became honorary citizens of Mehring, with a rememberable plaqutte and pennings..
We also enjoyed sitting on the terraces to watch the ships passing by and looking up to the mountains and vineyards.. And enjoying the good wines from local wine farmers.. It was giving a magical and satisfying feeling..
I really hope to go back someday to enjoy again the feeling to have a true vacation..!!
I've made this trip on the train, which runs along the river most of the way. I particularly liked the antiquities in Trier.
My wife and I lived on the Moselle in the wine village of
Piesport from 2004 till 2017 (understandably the most memorable 13 years of our still happy marriage :-) and this is perhaps the best documentary of this beautiful river valley I have seen. We traveled the length of the river many times and it was a special pleasure to see so many familiar, beautiful scenes once again. Many thanks for the memories.👏
Beautiful landscapes❤👌
I was totally indifferent to Germany but then my father invited me to a trip down the Moselle and I absolutely fell in love with the country cause every other minute I was going WOW ! - I felt like I was in some fairy tale due to all those magnificent Castles and the beauty of the landscape.
Was on a temparary duty tour for the U.S. Air Force in 1983 and took the boat trip from Trier to Traben one fine summer day. Great Memories !! :)
A memorable journey which can't be forgotten.
I' ve taken the river trip along the Rhine, castles, green clean water, both sides of the river have roads and railway, small towns with steep steeple churches , beautiful .
Hi! The Rhine of Germany ,thanks from thailand for nice locations
OMG how solace full, lush green heavenly landscapes & this river of brave & blessed German’s, the Germany 🇩🇪
es leba Deutschland!
Es lebe die Mosel ,Eifel Hunsrueck,Taunus und Westerwald ❤️
We love Germany but German embassy in Islamabad doesn't want us. Wait period for visa appointment is one year
Lovely video. We did a10 day road trip along the river 50 years ago. Wonderful memories of the vineyards, castles, swans, villages and towns at the start and finish of our journey.
From the riverboat you see different World. We have Danube River to be happy with it. 🛶🛶🛶🚣🏿♀️🚣🏿♀️🚣🏿♀️🤩🤩🍀🍀🕊
That's nature's beauty at its best💕
Beautiful country & marvelous engineering.
Deutschland ist wunderbar! I was there in the Army from 1980-1984 in Schwaebish Gmuend, beautiful country.
Blessed Place, lucky folks living there.
Excellent trip, I traveled along the Majestic river with the team of this favorite channel;thank you for the good moon I receved.
Good mood I received
What a spectacular river, little towns ... so much history ... what a lovely video. Sooo wish I could visit this river and these places.
This is such a good and informative documentary! The Moselle valley is indeed very beautiful!😀
sooooooooooooooooooo beautiful...
Wonderful! One of the few documentaries about the Moselle in english where you get the feeling that the authors have dealt with the topic sensibly! The Moselle, the home of my soul, was not only competently described in this documentary, but also understood! Thanks for that!
Let's keep our world beautiful!
Exactly! And stop all autocratic regimes in the world and especially all wars!!!
Please learn from the history and invest in freedom!
FANTASTIC DOCUMENTAIRE ❤
Sooo breathtaking
Thanks to honorable Klaus Napp , ..and Norbert , we could enjoy this area in the hyper hot summer of 1999. The well-preserved old houses, good roads, etc-----made a huge impression upon us, folks from the former colony of the USSR. Greetings from Lietuva, Kaunas.
A fabulous production 👏🏾 ❤🎉
Video sharing perfect my friend
❤🎉❤🎉 very beautiful sharing ❤ ⚘🌹🦋🐠👈
How wonderful to hear the people speaking English so well as a second language.
Wonderful video 😊.
My father was Kellermeister in Traben Trarbach and I went to school there. The cellar was quite close to the river and I Iremember how, when the river flooded, they had to go down into the cellars and make sure that the casks didn't swim up out of their cradles and crash into one another. The cellar belonged to the DSG, the company which ran the dining cars of the German national railway.
Excellent video.
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY, 4-STAR +++ PHOTOGRAPHY,, IN THE DAY I ALWAYS HAD REISLING
AUSLESE, & SPATLESE, CHILLED, READY FOR FAMILY & GUESTS. TWAS LA DOLCE VITA !
C'est super ❤.
Excellent information and narration. In fact God has blessed this part of the world with immense beauty and it is no doubt heaven on earth...
Amazing scenery. I need to add this to my bucket lists to see. Great video. Thanks!🙏🏽
It is even more amazing in person.
Thanks!
Thank you for this amazing video 10/10
Worth Watching👌👌
Beyond beautiful ❤
I am from germany. Frankfort is northern germany. Danube and Neckar rivers are near Baden-Württemberg. Gute place.
Wow! You are from Germany? Well, look at a german map please. And than tell me once again where Frankfurt ist situated.
Yes indeed, the moselle river valley ist really one of the jewels of german landscapes. This documentary movie interferes a great impression of a dreamland of of ageless beauty. And what a prudence that people there did not open up to mass tourism.
@josefartzdorf5019 nordrhein-westphalen? Anyway if I go somewhere today it china, Japan, Mexico, maybe even russia with the pretty girls if we can in the future.
Been to lots of wine cellars there, for tasting, and watched the Rhein in Flammen, where the castles shot off fireworks into the night sky, you could see this from the deck of a boat. Wonderful area. You would never even know there had been a raging war, for several years.
I love Germany
A very beautiful area, video well done. I would love to take this trip. So nice.
Thank you for watching!
Why do we say these are unreal🤔....I think this is one of the best views i've watched so far.... very very fine video....🤗☺️🙂
180 AD, my city of Fort Worth, Texas, settled in 1849.
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But there are also remarkable and beautiful places around the United States where some of my relatives live who emigrated during the 19. Century from the Mosel to Wisconsin.
I have visited my relatives there in 1970 and also in Florida in 1989.
Its amazing
Congratulation and many thanks for this remarkable and beautiful video.
I was born in an also very famous Mosel-village called Kröv, which, unfotunately, was Not named in the Video. But I must admit that visiting all villages along the wonderful Mosel would fill some more videos, for sure.
I love your German engineering train.
It's wonderful !
My wish place Germany.since when i was young when i saw this marvelous place in a magazine,brought by my aunt from germany. I promise to my self that one day i can travel to this place.But until now it was remain just a "wish"😂
I wish to travel here too. Besides Japan, it is a dream travel destination for me. Here’s to hoping that both our dreams will come true soon and we can visit the majestic Mosel River valley. :)
Amezing work of Germany 🇩🇪
Amazing video!
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Excellent
Travel to Germany is my dream have Industry, resident
萊茵河，最美段两岸風光。
I suppose the abandoned wine cellars of Traben-Trarbach can be revived in a big way by selling vintage wine!
It is called Moselle in France, Mosel in Germany.
A Beckoning. White Swan.
Well, that looks delicious 00:12:52 I wish I could have some of that
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Is ”Moselle” in the French style really the English name for the German river Mosel? 🤔 That sounds so weird, especially since English words, just like German ones, usually have the emphasis on the *_first_* syllable, not the last.😅
I guess there is no "English name" for the river, but me as a German would have wished them to pronounce it the German way, since they are only showing the German parts of it. So it would be called "Mosel" with the emphasis on the "O".
English got the name from French, like many others: Cologne (Köln) or Rome (Roma). Moreover, the Moselle has its source and most of its course in France.
@@gugugugu1300 True, been there. I guess there isn't an Englisch name for the Mosel /Moselle at all. So letz just call them this river like they want to call it :D
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Nice but doesn't the Moselle start in France?
Yes, it does. It starts in the Vôsges mountains, then after crossing a portion of northeastern France it marks the border between Luxembourg and Germany, before crossing the Rheinland-Pfalz region of Germany down to Coblence (Koblenz in German) where it joins the Rhine at the Deutsches Eck.
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Would've liked no crowd.
Cruising while sipping wine.. haaa.. icant take it. iwill fall on vomit n nausea 😂
How many trees were cut to make these vineyards, and how many lives this wine ruined, with abusive parents, drunk drivers and wasted youth.
Advanced contained socitities, how i wish all others catch up also especially asia india and neighbors, " ordnung" makes life good,neat order and ' zufreiden" go hand in hand together.Nobody knows what modi and his circle upto , buying stuff for themselves, Ganga still not cleaned and so do inummerable other social civil municipal population problems
Arrange reimbursement
Your comments make no sense.
What a great way to record the final years of Germany as it deteriorates from a German country to an Islamic country.
What percentage of Germany's population do you think are Muslim?
Entlang den Rheinufern passiert jede Minute ein Zug in der einen oder der anderen Richtung. Jede Minute ! Ist das nicht zum verrückt werden ?
Worauf wartet man um diese Zuglinien in einem Tunnel fahren laßen ? und zwar in einem Tunnel, der nicht unbedingt dem RHEIN entlang durchgehen soll
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alles ok bei Dir?
Americans bombed them because it was occupied by Nazis so let's stop demonizing Americans. 🙄 Seriously, how dull can you be?
High-quality content!
To the lady shading tears (31:00) on "German ww2 soldier grave," you do realise these are bloody Natzis, right? Not innocent victims....
Conscription is a horrible thing and all soldiers have loved ones that suffer loss. I find soldiers graves a very sad place regardless who they were ordered to fight.
What a poor soul you are to not see the beauty of the video instead you only pick on one minute.
Most soldiers were ordinary people, just like you, who were conscripted. Most of them did not belong to the Nazi party. You are confusing the ordinary soldier with the SS and the Brown Shirts.
Most soldiers were not Nazis, they were conscripts who had no choice but join the army and fight, or face terrible consequences for themselves and their families if they didn't. FYI, there are also WWII cemeteries for German soldiers outside Germany (incl. France or Belgium). One French poet, Paul Valéry, wrote about a century ago, something like: "wars are events when people who do not know each other kill each other, for the sake of others who do know each other but do not kill each other" - so true.
Remember when looking at soldier graves in america...these are bloody all lies war criminals responsible for the biggest cultural loss of humanity.