Whether on foot, by bike or on the Tractor, whether alone with friends or together with the whole family. Along the countless hiking trails in Germany’s largest wine-growing region, you will find a variety of great spots with spectacular panoramic views. Here you can look upon the spacious vineyard landscape and enjoy moments of calm.
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