Everything from fashion icons like Anna Wintour to rapper Kanye West, who sits on the front row with his wife Kim Kardashian, is there. Love fashion and want to know when the next Fashion Weeks are and what the most concise shows are? Here’s our fashion show guide to make sure you don’t miss a thing!

Fashion Weeks worldwide: from New York to Seoul

Fashion Weeks now take place on almost every continent. Big brands like Gucci, Prada, Dior and Balenciaga show their new collections up to four times a year. In addition to the “big four” in New York, London, Milan and Paris, local designers can now also present their collections at the smaller fashion shows in Miami or Tel Aviv. Fashion week worldwide – In Germany, too, the Mercedes Benz Fashion Week in Berlin invites you every year again.

Did you know? The idea for Fashion Week originally came from Paris, the first show was launched in New York in 1943 – at that time simply called “Press Week”.

Fashion Week Paris

Since haute couture originated in Paris, the city is still considered one of the most important fashion centers in the world. The absolute cult brand Chanel was also founded in the French capital by Coco Chanel. At Paris Fashion Week, the world’s most famous and legendary labels such as Prada, Chloé and Burberry present their new collections.

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Fashion Week New York

Four times a year the Fashion Week is held in New York. All the well-known American labels such as Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren and Donna Karen are represented here. Calvin Klein and Thom Borwne show only the women’s collection in New York, the men’s collection is presented in Milan. But also non-American designers like Hugo Boss and Helmut Lang are represented here. In this article you will find all news and dates about the New York Fashion Week!

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Fashion Week Milan

Four times a year, models like Bella Hadid and Kaia Gerber walk the runway in Milan. Four times a year the city attracts the rich and beautiful. One of the biggest fashion fairs in the world is also not to be missed! Milan – one of the most beautiful cities in Italy – is also one of the Big Four fashion capitals, right next to Paris, New York and London. Fashion is your thing and you always want to be up to date? Then you’ve come to the right place, because in this article you’ll find all the dates and everything you need to know about Milan Fashion Week!

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Fashion Week London

Twice a year – in February and September – London Fashion Week invites visitors to see the latest trends and most beautiful creations on the catwalk. Since Fashion Week in England’s capital is one of the “Big Four” cities in the fashion world, it is reserved exclusively for guests from the fashion industry. You always want to be informed about the latest shows of famous British designers like Vivienne Westwood or Alexander McQueen? Don’t want to miss any more shows and dates? Then this is the right article for you!

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Fashion Week Shanghai

Since 2001, Shanghai Fashion Week has opened its doors annually to visitors, spectators and fashion enthusiasts from all over the world. The Fashion Week in Shanghai is part of the large Shanghai International Fashion Culture Festival, which stands for the promotion of creative forces and strengthening of their own brands. In the Asian region, but also worldwide, Shanghai Fashion Week is one of the most important fashion events, along with Tokyo and Seoul, to present the latest trends, looks and up-and-coming, as well as long-established fashion brands. Read all about Fashion Week in China’s biggest city here!

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Fashion Week Tokyo

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Fashion Week Seoul

Organized by the Seoul Design Foundation, Seoul Fashion Week is held for an international audience every two years in March and October. Although it is currently still rather insignificant for the rest of the fashion world, the organizers are pursuing the goal of becoming the most influential fashion week in the world after Paris, Milan, London and New York. With its “Next Generation” program, the event is also well on its way, as Seoul Fashion Week has made a name for itself by supporting and promoting young and upcoming designers. In this article you will find all the information about the dates and an overview of the shows of Seoul Fashion Week!

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Fashion Week Los Angeles

Luxury shopping in Beverly Hills, Hollywood and Superstars- Los Angeles is an absolute fashion city and the stars and most important fashion influencers who live here set trends with their street style looks. Los Angeles is also known for its great shopping, especially the luxury boutiques in Beverly Hills are an absolute highlight for shopping fans. Twice a year a Fashion Week takes place in LA, where men’s and women’s collections are presented. The Fashion Week in Los Angeles focuses mainly on young and emerging labels and designers such as Greg Lauren, Fabiana Milazzo and Luooif Studio, but also large and well-known labels such as Superdry are represented.

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Fashion Week Berlin

Berlin Fashion Week – Berlin Fashion Week is the biggest fashion event in the whole of Germany. Twice a year the German capital invites an international audience to see the latest trends of famous German designers or fashion brands like Wolfgang Joop or Hugo Boss. The Berlin catwalk attracts you and you don’t want to miss any dates or shows? Here you will find everything you need to know about Fashion Week in Berlin!

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Fashion world XXL: Fashion brands, beauty and co.

You want to know the stories behind the designers and labels that are represented at Fashion Week, want to learn about the background of the designers and what the individual labels are known for? Want to know what beauty tips and tricks the models use backstage at the shows? Here you will find our XXL guides on fashion brands, designer themes and beauty, which will bring you closer to the world of fashion.

Fashion brands XXL

The popular Burberry trench coat. The famous little black dress. The classic Chanel suit or the wicked slip dress by Calvin Klein. Who does not know them? With their extravagant designs and innovative fabrics, the great fashion brands of the world make the hearts of many a fashion lover beat faster with every collection. You want to know who belongs to the biggest fashion labels in the world? Then you are exactly right here. We at FIV Magazine have listed the top fashion brands in the world – so you too can become the ultimate fashion expert.

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High Fashion XXL

In 1857/8, the founder of haute couture Charles Frederick Worth opened the first fashion house. The English couturier was born in Bourne, Lincolnshire in 1825 and was first seen as an artist rather than a craftsman. The Englishman only wanted to sell his best pieces to the country’s top brass, as his influence on fashion as a whole was huge. Since then, Worth has had a huge influence on fashion designers after him. However, fashion goes through a constant change and changes accordingly.

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FIV: Hi Naomi, you are a wonderful London-based luxury, travel, fashion and lifestyle founder. But how did you develop an interest in each of these categories?

Naomi: I’ve worked in travel and PR for over 20 years so it’s always been a part of me! I’m a very creative person who sewed and made things from a young age and like most people naturally have an interest in fashion and all things feminine, lifestyle and beauty like everyone else before Instagram flicking through the fashion magazines.

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How to build a meaningful social media?

FIV: In just a few short years, you’ve built sponsorships with luxury travel brands, traveled all over the world, and built a significant social media following. What’s your secret?

Naomi: It wasn’t just a few years ago. I started working with various Greek properties, Sailing Resorts and the Greek Tourism Board 10 years ago, mainly with Face Book Pages and writing blogs for the various outlets. I started the account on Instagram as soon as it opened to share that content, but at that point the focus was mainly on Facebook. I had already built a strong following on my Facebook page. I was lucky enough to get some advice from the owner of one of the biggest advertising agencies in Israel who suggested what I did, the name for me was a “social influencer”, this was about 5 years ago, and I should focus more on Instagram in the future. So I did….. Of course I was working full time for the Daily Mail and General Trust Group, so my travel was just within my annual leave, so my content up until 2017 was all about those trips and weekends and day trips or restaurants. I started exploring areas on my feed from my country and also shared other places I visited. Very quickly, hotels and tour operators and tourism boards contacted me to post on my feed. I wanted to share the world as I see it, I wanted each photo to make you feel like you could be the person standing there….

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FIV: If we were to sum up your feed universe in one word, it would be this: paradise. What’s your favorite of all your Instagram account posts? And where do you get your inspiration from?

Naomi: Of course like everyone I see on Instagram and Pinterest that give me inspo, but I stay away from recreating it. It’s hard not to take a photo in the same spot when it gives you the best vantage point, but you won’t find Mr. in the same dress and hairstyle completely imitating someone else. Honestly, when I arrive, I move around and take lots of photos, I see what works…. I know what areas a hotel wants to highlight, the room, the social spaces like the pool, the food in the spa, so I work to create content around those areas for food and stories. When you see the camera roll, you know that’s what I want to share with my audience.

Usually there has to be a centerpiece, whether it’s an amazing view, a beautiful platter of food, there has to be something that makes someone think I have to visit this place, it’s an experience for me!

Top most popular luxury travel destinations

FIV: You’re part of the Top 8 Luxury Travel Instagram Page of 2017, out of all the places you’ve been around the world, what are your top 5 favorite luxury travel destinations?

Naomi: For luxury;

• Santorini & Mýkonos in Greece
• Seychelles
• Maldives
• Dubai
• Abu Dhabi

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FIV: Naomi, you have more than 750,000 followers today. What is the biggest challenge for you to be an influencer?

Naomi: Working in travel is very short notice, my paid jobs can come in 1 week to 4 weeks before so it’s hard for me to plan anything outside of 4 weeks which is difficult when travel needs to be planned and trying to plan and chat with clients when you’re on a trip with another client can be exhausting (which is why many travel influencers only get a few hours of sleep a night when they’re on the job).

You can’t guarantee what income will come in each month unless you have a monthly brand ambassador partnership and if you get paid (brands withholding money for 6 months, agencies closing so they don’t get paid at all) it’s the same as anyone working independently, you don’t have a guaranteed income and all the work from negotiation, offers going on and producing the work, to finishing talking to your audience and then invoicing, it’s all on you!

The trolls are obviously something everyone just has to deal with, it’s part of the job! I’ve had times where it’s gotten so bad and some of them are professionals who know how to get into you, then they can contact anyone who sends emails to your customers who send a lot of spam to your account if you don’t give them a response. But after some time you have to try, I know it’s hard, but really try not to respond.

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Influencer tips: sponsored content, branded messaging, feed inspiration and followers.

FIV: As influencers and businesswomen, how do you decide which brands to work with and how do you make sure your followers are open to sponsored content?

Naomi: I promote Luxury Travel, so it’s all Luxury Travel, aside from the fact that it’s everything I use. You’ve probably heard every influencer say I only promote things that I think are authentic, and then you see 20 watches, 20 granola bars, different phone apps going down the list, on their page.

For me, there will be mote fashion collabs, anything that I wear and use obviously, like swimwear and travel products and of course all beauty and lifestyle products. The question you have to ask is if your only audience was your mother, would you sell this to her?

FIV: You have an unreadable feed! How do you make sure branded messaging is a good fit for your feed?

Naomi: I’ve always tried to do it my way! I lose a lot of paying jobs or get offered money if I change my image and I just say no. If it’s not a good fit for me, then we’re just not a good fit. Brand partnerships always work well when the brand lets the influencer share their take on how the product is presented and used. No one knows their audience better than the influencer, but the influencer and the brand also need to see if that audience is someone who wants to listen. This is where a brand should know that this is the wrong influencer for my product and also an influencer should not take the job because the product has no relevance to you or your audience.

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Must have list to go on a trip

FIV: As a traveler, how do you organize your trips? And what is your must have list to go on a trip?

Naomi: A lot of them are very short notice. Nowadays, most of my trips are because someone, a hotel, an airline, a travel PR, a tourism board has contacted me and they want to work with me and then it’s a standard negotiation of dates, services, itineraries and so on, which also coincides with all the other brand work that I have to shoot on location.

I take all the standard stuff like everyone else, all my gear, cameras, chargers, etc, all the name brand shooting products, toiletries, clothes, but outside of that I always take a huge blanket when I’m on the plane! I fly a lot, too much, and it’s just something to help me sleep (like a comfort blanket from home and I can use it to wrap up if you’re going to a destination where it’s hot, but then there are those cold nights, I’ve been on a lot of flights and even with the little blanket that gives you I was freezing, so I always have my warm blanket with me in my carry-on!

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New York: Many cities in one

New York City has 5 boroughs: Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island. Manhattan itself is an island divided into numerous neighborhoods called Neighborhoods. The Bronx is on the mainland, north of Manhattan, Queens and Brooklyn on the western tip of Long Island. While Staten Island is a separate island from the others. The five boroughs are connected by numerous bridges, ferries and tunnels, so you can get almost anywhere by subway. Each has its own unique style and is famous for different things.

One example is the Bronx, the northernmost borough of New York. There you can find for example the Yankee Stadium, the Bronx Zoo, the Woodlawn Cemetery, Little Italy and the New York Botanical Garden. Today, the Bronx has middle-class residential neighborhoods in addition to apartment buildings and public housing. Immigrants from Central and South America, Africa and Kosovo have shaped the cityscape like no other borough in New York. This contrasts with Manhattan’s Wall Street and businessman lifestyle or Brooklyn’s art and student scene. New York City offers many things for different groups of people, including strong investment opportunities.

East Village

Once a paradise for hippies and the punk movement. Without losing its artistic touch, the East Village is now home to many boutiques and restaurants. Among those who have lived here: Madonna, Lady Gaga, Lou Reed, Iggy Pop. The East Village covers the area east of 3rd Avenue and the Bowery to the East River, between 14th Street and Houston Street.

SoHo

SoHo stands for what many people first think of when they hear New York. A chic neighborhood full of art galeries, boutiques, restaurants and bars. SoHo is a shopping and nightlife district, but it is also one of the safest districts. This is also a hotspot for film productions and movie stars!

Park Slope

Park Slope is the definition of a well-rounded neighborhood. It is blessed with excellent public schools, low crime rates, expansive green spaces, diverse shopping, and a population with more artists and creative people than even Williamsburg (see below), along with top-notch restaurants and bars and Prospect Park, one of New York’s most popular and famous parks.

Williamsburg

In Williamsburg, the birthplace of hipsters and now home to many artists and personalities, you will find many interesting art galeries and street markets as well as many cafes and cozy bars where you can try local beers, combined with increasingly better public transport connections to nearby Manhattan. Williamsburg presents the alternative side of New York and is quite refreshing.

Greenwich Village

Greenwich Village (or simply “The Village”) is the part of NYC where everything is a little different and quirky. The residents are mostly college students and the young working class. The neighborhood also boasts some of the best private schools in the city, top-notch restaurants, shopping centers, and is an entertainment hub. The streets in the Village are not geometrically organized like most parts of New York, making it feel like a real village.

Chelsea

Chelsea is one of the hippest neighborhoods in New York, with many cool art galeries, elegant boutiques and even swankier restaurants that attract a young crowd. Chelsea is especially popular with writers, painters and actors. The area has very good public schools, great health and fitness facilities and a lively nightlife, as well as plenty of outdoor activities and transport. The optimal place to settle down with families, as neighborhood safety is quite high and crime rates are low.

TriBeCa

According to Forbes magazine, TriBeCa is the most expensive neighborhood in New York and home to stars like Beyonce and Jay Z, Justin Timberlake and Leonardo DiCaprio. Not surprisingly, you’ll find many luxurious shops and restaurants here, such as at the exclusive Tribeca Grill. In general, you should have enough money with you when you visit TriBeCa.

Other exciting Neighborhoods that are rising are:

• Sunset Park
• Riverdale
• Parkchester
• Battery Park & Finance district
• New Dorp
• Chelsea
• West Village
• Chinatown
• Sunny side
• Jackson Heights
• Wood
• Bedford Park
• Dumbo
• Brighton Beach
• Upper East Side
• Harlem
• Morningside Heights
• Carroll Gardens
• Corona Park
• Cooperation city
• Upper West Side
• Bay Ridge
• Woodside
• Flushing
• St. George
• Fort Greene
• Flatiron & Gramercy
• Red hook
• Astoria
• Sheepshead Bay
• Washington Heights
• Cobble Hill & Boerum Hill
• Nolita & Little Italy
• Belmont

The most beautiful cities and sights on the Moselle

With a length of 544 kilometres there are many places along the Moselle. In our beautiful neighbouring country France the Moselle has its source, more precisely in the Vosges mountains at Col de Bussang. In Lorraine it flows through Remiremont and Épinal, in a wide arc around Nancy to Metz and further north. In Germany, the largest section is located in the Rhineland. Green landscapes, mountains with numerous old castles and palaces, the Rhineland only sprouts from breathtaking nature and remnants of past times. Whether it is a picnic with a view of the narrowest loop on the Moselle, a visit to the historical monuments from Roman times in Trier or a trip on Germany’s first three-cable railway across the Rhine – the towns along the Moselle make any long-distance holiday look cheap.

We have put together the most beautiful towns on the Moselle for you:

1. Trier
2. Cochem
3. Koblenz
4. Traben-Trarbach
5. Moselle loop near Bremm
6. Bernkastel-Cues
7. Enkirch
8. Pünderich
9. Zell on the Moselle
10. Alf

Trier: Porta Nigra, Hauptmarkt, Dom & Co.

Trier is a historically valuable city. It is one of the oldest cities in Germany and by far the most beautiful city on the Moselle. What you should definitely see in Trier are the typical sights, which are not so popular for nothing! At the top of the list is Porta Nigra (more about that in a moment). But you should also see the Simeonstraße, the main market and the cathedral St. Peter.

The most important sights in Tier:

1. Porta Nigra
2. Main market
3. St. Peter’s Cathedral
4. Liebfrauenkirche
5. Amphitheater
6. electoral palace
7. Imperial Baths

Cafe in Trier? My Tip

When you arrive in Trier, you are probably looking for a way to plan your day! Therefore I have a cute café here, where you can relax and have time to learn a little bit about Trier.

• Café Zeitsprung
• Address: Weimar Alley 1
• Stop Mustorstr.

Porta Nigra: Must have seen

As far as history is concerned, the city offers not only the Porta Nigra, but also the cloister at Trier Cathedral, built in 1245, including a cemetery. The Porta Nigra, which translates into English as “black gate”, is the only remnant from Roman times in Trier. It is believed to have been built in the second century. Since 1986 the Porta Nigra has been under the protection of UNESCO. For just under 4 Euros you can admire the interior of the old Romanesque gate. The cloister at the cathedral of Trier was built in 1245 during the gothic period. The Trier Cathedral and the Liebfrauenkirche are connected by it and at the same time enclose the cemetery of the bishops lying there.

Cochem: Reichsburg Cochem, Capuchin monastery & mustard mill

Far and wide green meadows and fields, the sky is reflected in the Moselle and on top of one of the mountains is probably the most beautiful sight on the Moselle – the Reichsburg Cochem. But of course the city has more to offer. The mustard mill has existed for more than 200 years and during a visit you can try between 10 different kinds of mustard and chutney. It is also a perfect gift for the family.

• Reichsburg Cochem
• Capuchin monastery cultural centre
• Mustard mill in Cochem
• Cochem chairlift
• Gemstone Museum Cochem
• Bundesbank Bunker
• Winneburg castle ruin

Reichsburg Cochem: The most important landmark

Reichsburg Cochem – Its history is both tragic and touching. The castle was built between 1100 and the first half of the 12th century. Uunder the command of a Lieutenant de Saxis the castle was set on fire, undermined and blown up on 19 May 1689. At that time, many castles in southwest Germany suffered the same fate. It was not until 1877, at the request of Louis Fréderic Jacques Ravené, that the ruins were reconstructed into a castle in neo-Gothic style to be used as a summer residence for his family. During the Second World War the Reich Minister of Justice Otto Georg Thierack had a special Nazi training centre for lawyers set up here. The mosaic portrait of St. Christopher created by an Italian master in 1870 was destroyed during the National Socialist era. Today the Reichsburg belongs to the city of Cochem and is one of the most important sights and attractions in the Rhineland.

Koblenz: German corner, cable car & romantic museums

Churches, castles, palaces and historic townhouses reflect the history of one of the oldest cities in Germany. Koblenz has a large number of museums that display everything from archaeological finds to French art from the Rhine Romantic period. Enter a world of past history or float with Germany’s first three-cable railway across the Rhine up to Ehrenbreitstein Fortress. From the second largest fortress in Europe you have an indescribable view of the “Upper Middle Rhine Valley”, which has been declared a World Cultural Heritage Site by UNESCO since 2000.

Here you can find more sights:

• Cable car Koblenz
• German Corner
• Stolzenfels Castle
• Ehrenbreitstein Fortress
• VFF Military Study Collection Koblenz

Traben-Trarbach: Instagram Location for fantastic photos

Traben-Trarbach offers many attractions. Above all it attracts photographers. The castle ruins of Grevenburg, as well as the old town with its winding little streets, offer a perfect set for amateur photographers. Only a few foundation walls and the commander’s house are left of the 14th century castle. This provides cool picture motives.

Did you know that Traben-Trarbach has the oldest minigolf course in Germany next to the Buddha Museum. It is probably the largest museum in Germany, which presents Buddha statues from all over the world.

Fancy a little sport? A great opportunity for an excursion with the whole family is the minigolf course in Traben, which was opened in 1955. For 2,50€ you can play golf balls until sunset.

Mosel loop near Bremm: View from the steepest vineyard in Europe

The beautiful landscape motif is the narrowest loop on the Moselle. In the vineyards you can enjoy this view with a picnic basket, a bottle of wine and your love. The small village Bremm has made it to the 20 most beautiful villages in the world because of this view. The via ferrata Calmont, which is the steepest vineyard in Europe, offers the most beautiful view.

Tip for the hobby photographers: With a wide angle lens you can get the whole loop on the picture!

Map of Germany: At the Moselle

The Moselle has its source in the southern Vosges, in France and flows into the Rhine after 544 kilometres in Koblenz at the German Corner. This is known as the kiss between the Rhine and Moselle.

Tourism and Accommodation: Hotel, Apartment & Camping

Holidays are just around the corner, summer time is approaching, you don’t want to take the long way around and leave the country, let alone the continent. You don’t need to, because there are beautiful places to camp or stay overnight right outside the door – what is better in which season? Camping in the fresh air or pure relaxation in one of the numerous family hotels? Every year the accommodation makes families think. It is not easy to find the best and at the same time please everyone.

That’s why we have put together the pros and cons of hotels, holiday apartments and camping for you:

Hotels, Spa Hotels, Family Hotels

Would you like a quiet location with a view of nature, or a more central location to keep up with history? On the Moselle you will find everything your heart desires. It is also the perfect place to relax. Do you need a break from the hectic city life with crowded streets, a never sleeping city and noisy garbage collection in the morning? In the numerous hotels with a focus on wellness you will find one thing above all else – peace and quiet. The peaceful atmosphere lets you melt completely with nature.

By the way, there are exceptional hotels along the Moselle. Because of your eating habits it is difficult to dine in hotels ? The vegan hotel probably pleases the one or other vegan. Feeling at home on holiday and not worrying about the food – isn’t that wonderful ?

Advantage:

• No stress when booking holidays
• Transfer to the hotel included in the price
• Completely cared for by the staff
• Ideal for cooking muffle
• The cleaning is done by others

Disadvantages:

• Significantly higher price
• Extra payments for internet, parking, etc.
• fixed location, no spontaneity
• Mostly no washing, cooking etc. possible

Holiday apartment, holiday house & apartments

A holiday apartment is especially for families the ideal accommodation for a holiday on the Moselle. Because an apartment offers great comfort at attractive conditions: a good price-performance ratio for families who want to stay flexible during their holidays. A typical apartment is spacious and has family-friendly, functional furnishings and a fully equipped kitchen. Mostly there is also a balcony or a garden where children can play undisturbed and let off steam.

Numerous online platforms offer a wide range of offers in a variety of locations. From France to the Rhineland Palatinate, prices and equipment vary.

Advantage:

• Privacy
• Fully equipped
• Independence
• Flexibility with meals (no getting up early as with package tours)

Disadvantage:

• Tied to one place
• Limited comfort compared to hotel
• Cooking, cleaning and shopping for yourself
• Increased need for luggage (bed linen, towels, etc.)
• More expensive compared to the camp site

Camping on the Moselle

Camping on the Moselle is a must! Who wouldn’t want to be surrounded by a pleasant climate, vineyards and picturesque villages as far as the eye can see? In addition, camping on the Moselle is particularly suitable because of its fantastic choice of cycle and hiking paths. Boredom certainly does not await you on the Moselle! Atmospheric wine festivals, wine tastings and local food in one of the many ostrich taverns or at the local restaurant have not only enchanted you.

Blossoming plants in the middle of the high growing forests with clean air But who needs a break from the endless nature. You can consider yourself lucky, because the excellent location of the campsites combines nature and sights. A large number of campsites are located in the immediate vicinity of many small towns and villages. So you can plan attractions and small trips for the whole family.

Advantages:

• In the middle of nature
• cheaper alternative to hotel
• More comfortable for children and four-legged friends (nobody complains about the volume)
• Freedom: not bound by time and place
• greater social interaction with other families, campers

Disadvantages:

• Toilets and showers
• Vermin
• no 100% relaxation like in a hotel; shopping, cooking, washing under more difficult conditions
• very popular camping sites: crowded, not quiet, annoying neighbours

Weather: On the Moselle

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About 196 meters above sea level lies the Moselle. This of course also has an effect on the climate, which is mostly cold and temperate. During the driest month the precipitation is nevertheless high. The annual average temperature on the Moselle is 7.6 °C.

Q&A: Moselle

Where does the Moselle begin? How deep is the Moselle? Where is the Moselle state? Questions over questions, here are the answers.

Where does the Moselle begin?

The Moselle has its source in the southern Vosges near the Col de Bussang at an altitude of about 700 m and flows into the Rhine from the west at 59.7 m altitude from Koblenz at the Deutsches Eck, whose north-northeast end lies at 64.7 m above sea level.

How deep is the Moselle?

On average, the Moselle is about 2.5 metres deep.

Where is the Moselle federal state?

In Germany, the Middle Moselle is the approximately 120-kilometre-long section of the Moselle, which runs in the federal state of Rhineland-Palatinate from the city of Trier to Reil above Zell. The following section of the river up to where the Moselle flows into the Rhine is called Lower Moselle.

Which is the most beautiful city on the Moselle?

Trier is considered the oldest city in Germany and is definitely one of the most beautiful places on the Moselle.

How long is the Moselle?

The “Moselle” is 544 km long and flows into the “Rhine” at the “German Corner” in “Koblenz”. On French soil there are at the beginning only sporadic cycle paths along the “Mosel”.

Which rivers flow into the Moselle?

19 Rivers feed the Moselle with water. These include among others:

• Moselotte
• Vologne
• Madon
• Meurthe
• Terrouin

How long is the Moselle cycle path?

The main route then continues through many small towns such as Bremm to the district town of Cochem, which is overlooked by the Reichsburg. (Length: 60 km; Traben-Trarbach at 110 m, Cochem at 86 m altitude).