2025 Rudesheim Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in June)

Here’s a suggested one-day itinerary for Rüdesheim am Rhein, a charming town along the Rhine River known for its vineyards, wine, and picturesque views: Morning: • Arrive in Rüdesheim am Rhein and start your day with a leisurely breakfast at a local café, like Café Restaurant Weissert or Café-Restaurant Charly’s. • Drosselgasse: After breakfast, head to the famous Drosselgasse, a narrow, cobblestone street lined with quaint shops, wine taverns, and restaurants. Take a stroll through this iconic part of town, enjoying the charming atmosphere. • Siegerland Wine Museum: If you’re interested in wine history, visit the Siegerland Wine Museum, where you can learn about the wine-making tradition in the region. Late Morning: • Cable Car to Niederwald Monument: Take the cable car from the town center to the Niederwald Monument. The ride offers panoramic views of the town, the Rhine River, and the surrounding vineyards. • Niederwald Monument and Park: Once at the top, visit the monument and enjoy a leisurely walk through the nearby park. The statue commemorates the unification of Germany and offers breathtaking views of the Rhine Valley. Lunch: • Return to the town center and enjoy lunch at a traditional wine tavern, such as Restaurant Ratsherrn or Gasthof Krone, where you can try local specialties like sausages, sauerkraut, and of course, a glass of Rüdesheim wine. Afternoon: • Rhine River Cruise: In the afternoon, take a short Rhine River cruise to see the surrounding vineyards, castles, and charming villages along the river. The cruises are usually around 1-2 hours, giving you a relaxing experience while enjoying the scenic beauty. • Bingen am Rhein: If time allows, take a short boat ride across to the neighboring town of Bingen am Rhein. It’s home to the Kaiserpfalz (Emperor’s Castle), which you can visit for a few hours. Evening: • Wine Tasting or Wine Cellar Visit: End your day with a visit to one of the local wine cellars or wineries, such as Weingut Dr. Koch or Weingut Josef Leitz, where you can enjoy a wine tasting session and learn about the region’s wine production. • Stroll back through the town and enjoy a relaxing evening in a cozy wine tavern or restaurant before heading back to your hotel or onward destination. #favouriteitinerary #europetrip #germanytrip

The Rhine is an international river in Europe. It originates in the Alps in the canton of Graubünden in Switzerland, flows through Liechtenstein, Austria, Germany and France, and finally flows into the North Sea in the Netherlands. The Rhine River is 1,232 kilometers long, with a navigable section of 883 kilometers and a drainage area of ​​185,000 square kilometers. The Rhine is one of the longest rivers in Europe and one of the busiest rivers in the world. Due to its convenient transportation, the Rhine Delta formed many early European commercial cities, such as Bruges, Antwerp and Rotterdam. Historically, the Rhine and Danube rivers together formed the northern border of the Roman Empire and served as a means of trade and transportation. There are many vineyards along the Rhine, as well as many ancient castles and idyllic villages. The section of the Rhine from Mainz to Koblenz has beautiful scenery. There are no bridges and people have to cross the river by ferry in order to preserve the natural features of this section of the river. This time I stayed in the small town of Rüdesheim, located in the middle reaches of the Rhine Valley. It is known as "the most dazzling pearl of the Rhine Valley" and is also one of the most popular attractions in Germany. It is worth mentioning that this place is rich in Riesling, and almost 100% of the families own wineries, so it is also known as the "Wine City". The town is surrounded by large vineyards, which are fresh, green and full of intoxicating fruity aroma. The vineyards change color with the seasons, picturesque villages are hidden among the vineyards, and each estate is an ancient story. Around the church and the castle, flowers adorn the houses, springs and wine cellars. Many private wine cellars are open to tourists. Walking through the town, you can taste authentic and delicious wine anytime and anywhere and feel the unique charm of the town.

#celebratewithtrip Castle Rheinstein (Burg Rheinstein) a 13th century castle and a UNESCO World Heritage, is located on the hill overlooking the river Rhein in Trechtingshausen in the Rhineland-Palatinate (Rheinland-Pfalz) Region. The area is accessible by regional train RE2 or RE3 from Frankfurt central station or in Mainz central station and then change to RB26 at either Bingen, Ingelheim or Bacharach station to Trechtingshausen. Castle Rheinstein is a 30 minutes walk from Trechtingshausen station. The path is marked along the riverbank. Walking to the castle won‘t be boring since the view of the landscape, the river and the houses on the hills are worth watching ☺️ #burgrheinstein #castlerheinstein #rheinlandpflaz #riverrhein #germany #castles #europe #medieval

#CelebrateWithTrip Castle Rheinstein (Burg Rheinstein) is located at Trechtingshausen in Rhineland-Palatinate (Rhineland-Pfalz) is accessible by train RE2 and RE3 from Frankfurt Central station and change to RB26 either in Bingen am Rhein, Bacharach, or Ingelheim to Trechtingshausen. The train runs every hour and it is an hour and 45 minutes ride from Frankfurt Central Station to Trechtingshausen. Burg Rheinstein is a 30 walk from Trechtingshausen. There is a marked path to the castle which is along the river bank. While walking towards the castle, we saw the good views of the vineyards, the river and the houses on the hills. Burg Rheinstein is also accessible by car but the parking area is very limited, so guests are mostly asked to park their cars at Trechtingshausen public parking area near the train station. #burgrheinstein #weihnachtsburg #christmascastle #castlerheinstein #trechtingshausen #rhinelandpfalz #rheinlandpalantine #germany #europe

📍Niederwald Monument 65385 Rüdesheim am Rhein, Germany I went to Germany during Christmas week in 2018. The Niederwald Monument is a monument on a hill, originally a great place overlooking the river and the city. However, when I went, the weather was cold and the fog was so thick that I could barely see right in front of me. 😮 It was actually nice to take a quiet walk in the snowy forest covered with thick fog. 🤍 The photos turned out really great even if you just took them..! Of course, I couldn't see the monument or the scenery below the hill at all...😂 If you go to Germany after Corona is over, I recommend it as a travel destination! :) #PleaseWinter #YearEndTravel #NextHere #LifeTravelDestination #LifeShotPlace #2018Travel #Germany #GermanyTravel #ChristmasAtmosphere #WalkingInWinter #WinterTravel #Christmas #Winter

Nice hotel! Excellent location in the main spot and easy access to everywhere in the town. Must try their dinner with live music. Room is clean and spacious! Will consider to stay in the future

Attraction: Rudesheim Seilbahn Rudesheim Lift Since I stayed in Walldorf, which is 50km from Rudesheim, I took the Autobahn. It took about 20 minutes. The price went up from 10 euros to 11 euros. Of all the attractions I've been to, this is the only one where I could board right away without waiting. I went to the automatic ticket booth in front of the ticket booth and got on the lift right away. I took the lift to the top and walked along the path. Recommended food & restaurant: Bavarian Beer Garden Darmstadt Kastanienallee 4, 64289 Darmstadt, Germany I ordered salad, steamed pork steak, orange juice, and apple juice recommended by a friendly elderly person. I paid with a check card, but it came to 82,320 won. The elderly person even served it to the table, so when I paid, I paid with my card and I took 10 euros separately. 1. Rüdesheim Address: Oberstraße 37, 65385 Rüdesheim am Rhein Key Point: Lift Rating: 10/10 2. Niederwalddenkmal Address: 65385 Rüdesheim am Rhein, Germany Key Point: Statue on the summit. Forest walking trail. Vineyard Rating: 10/10 The Rhine Riverside and vineyard fields seen from the summit make your stuffy mind disappear in an instant. 3. Wildpark Niederwald Address: Am Jagdschloss Niederwald, 65385, Rüdesheim am Rhein, Germany Key Point: Dozens of deer and horses. Rating: Deer and horses skating in nature #Germany #Rüdesheim #Lift #Cable car

Wandering through Altstadt, or the Old Town of Germany’s historic cities, is like stepping into a living storybook. Whether you’re exploring the cobbled alleys of Düsseldorf, the timber-framed charm of Heidelberg, or the medieval magic of Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Altstadt is where Germany’s soul reveals itself. I explored the Altstadt of Düsseldorf, famously known as “the longest bar in the world” thanks to its 260+ pubs and breweries. But beyond the beer, I was drawn to the architectural beauty—baroque churches, pastel-hued buildings, and cozy squares filled with locals sipping coffee under the shade of chestnut trees. The Rhine Promenade is just a short walk away, offering a peaceful stroll alongside the river. Each Altstadt in Germany has its own unique personality. In Nuremberg, history echoes through the castle walls and WWII memorials. In Bamberg, a UNESCO-listed Old Town, you’ll find fairytale streets and a town hall built on a river. And in Munich, Altstadt surrounds Marienplatz, where the Glockenspiel still delights crowds every day at 11 a.m. What I love most about Germany’s Altstadts is how alive they are—not just relics of the past, but vibrant neighborhoods where history, culture, and daily life blend seamlessly. Whether you’re tasting traditional bratwurst, shopping for handmade crafts, or simply admiring the centuries-old facades, you’re guaranteed to feel the charm. 📍 Address: Varies by city (e.g., Düsseldorf Altstadt, Rothenburg ob der Tauber) 💴 Average Price per Person: Free entry; personal expenses vary 💗 Reasons to Recommend: cultural immersion, historic architecture, scenic walks, local food & drinks ⸻ Hashtags: #AltstadtGermany #OldTownVibes #HistoricGermany #TripCoins #100waysoftravel #DusseldorfAltstadt #FairytaleTowns #ExploreGermany #TimelessCharm #FeaturedTravel

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The Chinese saying "Good wine needs no bush" has proven true in Germany. Thinking I had tasted a lot of wine, this time I followed the scent of wine, walked into the deep alleys of Germany to see, taste, and buy wine for the first time. In the old town of "Rüdesheim," there is an extremely narrow alley called "Drosselgasse"❶❺❻❾. This 144-meter-long alley, paved with 37,000 cobblestones and less than 2 meters wide at its narrowest point, is one of the most charming and joyful places in the world. The thrush on the corner of the roof at the entrance of the alley, the ivy, clusters of grapes, birds, and various wine utensils decorating the alley are all iconic sights and trademarks of this small town❶❸❺❻❾⓱. The key is that the entire alley is filled with a faint scent of wine. "Rüdesheim" is known as the "City of Wine," and the ancient Romans had already planted grapes here. The world-famous "Riesling" white wine originates from this region in Germany. Looking around, the slopes on both sides of the Rhine River next to Drosselgasse are densely planted with wine grapes, forming a beautiful feature of the small town❷❹❿. You have to squeeze through the crowd to get into the narrow Drosselgasse, with both sides lined with beautifully decorated taverns and small shops. The architectural styles and colors are diverse and rich, making it a pleasant sight. The taverns echo with melodious songs, and the laughter in the alley drowns out the chirping of birds on the eaves. It is said that up to 3 million tourists visit here every year, making the narrow space bustling with people. It can be said that without good wine, there would be no Drosselgasse, and without Drosselgasse, there would be no Rüdesheim. "Rüdesheim" is the gateway to the Upper Middle Rhine Valley, a World Heritage Site. In the spring of 2019, a nationwide poll for "Germany's Most Beautiful Town" was held, and Rüdesheim won the title with high votes. Strolling in the Drosselgasse town may feel a bit crowded, but it is truly a scenic spot at every step. If you visit a few more shops and taste a few more glasses of wine, you will be intoxicated without being drunk, and it is simply "stunningly beautiful"! "Good wine also needs to be advertised," and many shops here actively attract customers with low prices⓱⓲ (see picture below). The competitive prices are so attractive that you can't resist spending money. Following a group of people, I walked into a shop selling wine through an open window. The enthusiastic "waiter" opened three different bottles of wine and handed them over for everyone to taste. I hadn't touched wine for years, but I drank a small glass of white wine priced at 18 euros per bottle: That sip lingered on my tongue for a moment, from light sweetness to an acidic attack, then the fruit aroma filled the air and lingered endlessly... —"This is it"! Life needs a sense of ceremony, a sense of ceremony that can make you intoxicated all the way. Additional Notes ❻⓱Sign at the entrance of "Drosselgasse." ⓫A German guy bought a bottle of "Riesling" wine for me, deal closed. ⓭Bees buzzing around a freshly made cake sweeter than honey. ⓴The town has cable cars (see picture above) and small trains (see picture below) to explore the "most beautiful town."

#summertripevent #rüdesheim #germanytrip #Bingen You will be overwhelmed by the size of the Niederwalddenkmal, the Niederwald Monument, which you can see by taking the cable car up to the Rhine River and the vineyards. You can also take a walk in the forest behind the park.

If you have 2-3 days of free time in Frankfurt, don't miss the Rhine Valley, which is just over an hour's train ride away. The castles and vineyards on the hills, the two beautiful towns on both sides of the river, the Warbler Lane and the local specialty Riesling wine, will definitely make you feel worthwhile. Warbler Lane

It is about 1 hour and 16 minutes from Frankfurt. Take the RB10. If you have time, you can take one more stop to Assmannshausen. Take the cable car up the mountain, see the deer, hike in the forest, and look at the Rhine River. Then take another cable car down the mountain and drink Rüdesheim's unique brandy coffee and wine. It takes about 5 hours to take a leisurely time, not including visiting museums. I did not take the cruise. If you want to take part, you need more time. #Rüdesheim am Rh #frankfurt

Situated very near to Mainz, did a hike with group of friends and family. The hike was very mesmerizing. We crossed through several vineyards and wineries along the river Rhine in Germany. The day was sunny and clear. We also passed through many castle ruins. You can also take a cable car to reach the top.#winery #rüdesheim #wineyard #rhine #wine #winelovers #hikingtrails #hiking #wanderlust #rhinelandpfalz #germany #sunny #summer

Friends who are planning a trip to Europe this year must not miss out on these super beautiful German towns that we are recommending today! 💐Bacharach Known as the "romantic secret center of the Rhine River", half-timbered buildings surround the ancient St. Peter's Parish Church. It is one of the most famous medieval half-timbered houses on the banks of the Rhine River and also a center for ancient wine trading. 💐Wernigerode One of the features of the town is the colorful half-timbered houses, also known as the "Colorful Town of Harz Mountains". The town hall on the market square, the crooked houses, together form a beautiful pastoral scenery. 💐Michelstadt This is a fairytale town with fairytale-like scenery, cute cobblestone streets, fountains straight out of storybooks, and magnificent half-timbered houses. You'll feel like you're in a fairytale book. The town is less than an hour's drive from Frankfurt and is perfect for a day trip. 💐Cochem Kövenig has been named one of the most beautiful villages along the Moselle River, with every street intertwined with legends. The town boasts many exquisite buildings, quaint old houses, winding streets, and exceptional delicacy. 💐Rüdesheim am rhein This is one of the most beautiful wine regions, where you can stroll through the old town, visit castles and vineyards during a Rhine river cruise, and taste local Riesling and Pinot Noir in a medieval setting. 💐Rothenburg Although Rothenburg is small, it has rich historical sites, museums, churches, monasteries, and monuments. This is Germany's most famous and possibly most beautiful scenic route, and there is delicious food worth tasting. 🏠Homestay name: ❤️ Deluxe Ground Floor Apartment in Old City 📍Location: Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Bavaria, Germany. 🌟Highlights of the homestay: ▪️ The apartment is located in a historic building in the city center, with fully restored stone walls and exquisite decoration, suitable for 2 people to live in. ▪️Complete living facilities, free parking available, and washing machine and dryer can be provided if needed. ▪️Excellent location, all landmarks, museums, restaurants in Rottenburg can be reached within a few minutes' walk.

Part of the UNESCO World Heritage Upper Middle Rhine. The monument is magnificient. The scenery is beautiful and you can appreciate it more with a fun, relaxed cable car ride which cost 10 euros for a round trip. The seating is comfortable and the staff is friendly. There is only a handful of people so the whole time was very calm and relaxing. Going during the Christmas season made the cable car ride extra special.

The Rhine River, known as the father river of Germany, originates from the Rhinewald Glacier in the Swiss Alps, flows through Switzerland, Liechtenstein, France, Germany, and the Netherlands, and flows into the North Sea in the Atlantic Ocean from Rotterdam in the Netherlands. It is 1,320 kilometers long, 865 kilometers of which are in Germany. Until now, the Rhine River is one of the important transportation routes in Europe. The 65-kilometer valley section of the middle reaches of the Rhine from Bingen to Koblenz has been listed as a world natural and historical cultural heritage due to its unique geological features and historical cultural landscape. The more than ten ancient castles, historical towns and grape farmers who have been planting grapes since the time of Roma along the way vividly describe a long period of human history intertwined with the ever-changing natural environment and interpret many legends. Among them, Rüdesheim, Bacharach, Kaub, Sankt Goar, Sankt Goarhausen, Boppard and Koblenz are towns not to be missed, and of course the Lorelei in Heine's poem is also among them. The main ways to visit are self-driving, boat tour or chartered car. Of course, what you can see from a boat tour is very limited, and due to the light source, it is almost impossible to see the most beautiful Rhine River in one go. #GermanyTravel #WorldHeritage #WorldCulturalHeritage #WorldNaturalHeritage #ExploreEuropeanSmallTown #RhineRiver #germany #deutschland #rhein #unesco #Koblenz #koblenz #boppard #Boppard

A wonderful trip to the Utrecht Music Box Museum! The Music Box Museum is located on the canal in the old town of Utrecht. It has the world's largest collection of the finest automatic instruments, and is the most joyful museum in the Netherlands. After entering the door, you will get a Chinese guide book. The museum has 2 floors and the tour time is almost 2 hours. If you are bringing a child to visit, you can take more time. Leave a little, because there are a lot of experience items left for the kids! These treasures can only be seen in this museum: 116th century tower clock carillon, is the music from the various clock towers in Europe, this process innovation makes people miraculous in the city Listen to music in every corner! 2 Various forms of music boxes 3 on the street in the Netherlands. The street organ is a famous instrument in the Netherlands. These are the most popular entertainment activities on the streets from the 19th to the early 20th century. There is no TV movie without the Internet age, they bring people unlimited fun! "Golden Limonaire" street organ, 1910, Paris "Arab" street organ, 1948, Amsterdam "De Schuyt" open-air playground organ, 1929, Antwerp "Mortier" Prom organ, 1927, Antwerp Our usual music box, in fact, are small, ornamental music boxes, and these automatic instruments displayed in the Music Box Museum, as long as they are extremely automatic playing, Small to the clock, the organ that is big to the street, is called the "music box"! 3 The biggest music machine in the museum is the ballroom organ which is more than 2 meters high and more than 4 meters wide. It includes the organ, accordion, violin, number, and various percussion instruments. It can be called A fully automatic little band. Tips: Remember to take this music card in the hall where you enter the door, then go to the experience area on the second floor, you can make your own music score in the automatic music machine!

D5 Germany - Ruedesheim (German style fresh) afternoon, came to Rdesheim, different from the stereotype of the German rigorous meticulous, the Germans here have the color of the little girl Fresh ~ Mancheng candy-colored street, with a transparent and bright sunshine, beautiful bubbling~

Regarding the statement of Lolalei, the meaning of "Lolelei" is actually the meaning of the reef. There is a strange natural phenomenon in the Luoleilai Mountain Rock, which is the 7th echo. Before the 19th century, there was a small waterfall on the Luoleilai reef. The water flow was rushing, and the echo effect formed was a whispering voice from the reef. Before the real reason was found, people thought that it was living. The dwarfs in the reef caves are whispering. Nowadays, due to the surrounding traffic noise, the echo effect has not been heard. There is a legend that a woman named Luo Leilai is sitting on the Luoleilai reef. She uses a golden wooden comb to comb her long blond hair. The crew of the Rhine River was Her beautiful singing was attracted because she did not notice the dangerous turbulence and the steep reef, and unfortunately sank with the ship. No matter which one, what we can see now is a statue. There are no more beautiful songs, or whispers of streams.

A new day is coming, the Viking cruise ship is almost halfway through, and I hope that the time can be slower. Today I am visiting the only unspoiled medieval castle in the Rhine Valley - Marksburg, not the Marx but MARK'S. The castle has stood on the hills of Blau-German in Germany for more than 700 years. After centuries of time, the castle itself has been constantly changing over time, and it has finally become our eyes. See what it looks like. Local tour guide took us to the castle to explore, Viking's concierge staff gave us a translation, so that we can clearly understand the story of Marksburg, the former knight can ride here, just like the power In the game, the footprints of the horseshoes are still visible on the stone floor under the feet. The gun of the fort is facing the Rhine. Although it is not attacked, it is also a defensive role. The cloud gradually has to be dispersed. We have to enter the interior of the castle. When we hope to come out, we can All of them are infinitely beautiful. Marksburg is an ancient castle with the characteristics of the Knights of the medieval fortress. It consists of the main building, the tower, the residential tower, the gate, the cloister between the inner and outer walls and the many buildings of the bastion. to make. The clouds are exhausted, and the beautiful scenery of the Rhine Valley is unobstructed. For the first time in these few days, we have seen such beautiful scenery, and the weather is getting better and better.

Ruedesheim is a small town built on the Rhine River in Germany. It has not only charming scenery, but also sweet wine, attractive food and rich cultural atmosphere. It is known as the Pearl of the Rhine. It is a place that many European tourists especially like. The town of Rdesheim is not big, and it is famous for its thrushing alleys. This narrow 144-meter-long alley attracts countless tourists from all over the world, from early to late visitors. There are hotels, shops and restaurants on both sides of the alley. The commercial atmosphere is very strong, but the wines here are really great. Basically, every household has a grape, and they can make a variety of high-quality wines, which makes many tourists linger. . On both sides of the gravel road, under the green trees, it is a traditional half-timbered house in the German medieval half-timbered structure. Various shops, restaurants and small and exquisite bars are next to each other. The walls are painted with colorful flowers. The various patterns, the layers of superimposed signs on the wall are dazzling, beautiful as if entering the Grimm fairy tale world. Along the mountain path, there will be a sense of openness and heavyness. Every visitor to Rdesheim is hard to be impressed by the relaxed and laid-back lifestyle. The people here have used their hardworking hands and wisdom to build their own homes for generations. They have no contention with the world, enjoying a happy time in a simple and pure way of life.

Saint-Gilles and Rdesheim are 35 km apart and travel time is 0.5-1 hour. ## is a small town known as the pearl of the Rhine, which is visited by millions of tourists every year. Arrival in Rdesheim, please be sure to go to ## (English name: Drosselgasse) to browse the quaint streets, or to appreciate the well-preserved wooden houses are extremely comfortable. selected. After walking, walk into and walk for more than an hour. There are large houses in the alley. The reason why I chose this town is to feel the life of local houses. The walls of the village in the south of Germany are almost all murals. Adding a snowy mood must be very good. Everything in the small town is small and exquisite, small wine lanes, small museums, small train stations, and little Germania statues - only the vineyards are large and large. A variety of buildings in warm tones are very comfortable. The open caf can be seen everywhere, on a sunny afternoon. In addition to these, if you want to leave a gift for yourself in the town, I recommend buying a representative postcard from the German locals and writing it down in the blue mailbox. Desire, don't be afraid to deliver it, it won't take long to receive it. Personally think, please don't hesitate to drive these hours, it is very recommended! #

The German town of Rdesheim, a wine country, is situated on a hillside with dense forests on the banks of the river. The tree-lined streets line the town to the bustling area of the town. Through the train gate, you can see a narrow wine lane with a welcoming or intimate or gorgeous pub on both sides. Many pubs have live performances by the band and sing a variety of songs. The walls of every household have almost all hand-painted murals, full of German style. The evening sun cast a layer of blushing color on the small town, and the bar along the road floated out of the beautiful wine. Rdesheim is actually a small town hidden in a large vineyard, but the name of the wine city is far away, it is a deep pub, and the taverns can be seen everywhere along the street, accompanied by flowers. Feel the care of the sun. The streets and streets in the evening, there are not many tourists, many shop doors have been smashed, many stores have not yet opened, but the beauty here has been intoxicating, if it is at night, it is even more drunk.

The red roofs and the hidden streets of the green trees are soaked with flowers and shining in the sunshine. Here is the Gewurztraminer in Rdesheim Rhine Valley. The words that the little left believe is most suitable for Ruedesheim. "Gang Yao Yao pulp" Although this is the origin of Riesling, but everything in the small town is small and exquisite, small wine lanes, small museums, small railway stations, small streets, small flowers, everywhere to release a sweet atmosphere, as if Gewrztraminer in the mouth, wrapped in taste buds, sweet and mellow quiet and peaceful air in the town, here is beautiful and pure, strolling in the uninhabited neighborhood, the heart is already in the distance, I want to live here, enjoy Ruedes All the good things Heim gave

Ruedesheim is the origin of German wines. More than 2,000 years ago, the Romans brought winemaking techniques here. Although Ruedesheim is a very small town, it is famous in the wine industry. The name of the "German Wine City" was added, making the town full of tourists who came here. Every household here is a wine-making family, with a variety of cafes, restaurants and sparkling bars along the street. The most famous street is called Thrush Bird Lane, which has a history of 1,500 years. Don't worry about finding the wrong one, the one with the narrowest street but the crowd is crowded. It is full of rich German flavours and the wines are surprisingly cheap. In the hometown of Riesling, it is also a good choice to buy two bottles and go home slowly. In Ruedesheim, almost 100% of the families are wineries. The main pillar behind all the business activities here is the winery. Whether it's a bar, a caf, a restaurant, or a souvenir shop, it has its own winery. In addition to the thrush bird lane, you can also find an unmanned alley to explore, and away from the hustle and bustle of Ruedesheim is also very beautiful.

Ruedesheim is a small town in the heart of Germany, about 40 minutes from Frankfurt. Rdesheim is located in the middle of the Rhine, and the summer sunshine, the right temperature and the fertile soil make the town a paradise for growing grapes. The slow slopes on both sides of the valley are covered with large tracts of vineyards, which are also the origin of Riesling. Take a small train ride in the town and you can walk to the hillside to see a large vineyard. In addition to white wines, the Ruedesheim specialty is the local Asbach coffee. To drink this kind of coffee, you have to go to the famous "Drosselgasse", which is the small street of the figure in Figure 4. The alleys lined with adorned or intimate or gorgeous pubs, you can choose to stay there.