Rheingau
Your Rheingau vintage car tour
from April to October
buchbar
The Rhine, the vineyards, the wine, the cheese, and the grapes... This is the Rheingau
The Rheingau, west of Wiesbaden, stretches from Walluf to Lorch along the Rhine. It is a world-famous wine-growing region with a sunny microclimate in which the finest Rieslings in Germany ripen. The cultural landscape is steeped in history and has many historic castles, palaces, churches and monasteries. The loess-covered vineyards slope gently down to the Rhine, picturesque villages and famous wineries invite you to explore.
Offer: We organize your Rheingau excursion
Experience the Rheingau from the perspective of your vehicle, on idyllic country roads surrounded by vineyards, on the banks of the Rhine, in castle heights... We will organize your weekend (longer on request) with a complete program. Stage planning, road book and maps, overall organization and support of the tour, hotel accommodation, etc... After consultation with you: visits to selected sights, special program items such as wine tastings in well-known wineries, boat trips on the Rhine. Cable car ride in the vineyards, or vineyard tour with tractors through the vineyards with tasting, etc. It doesn't matter whether you are driving a vintage car, young timer, convertible or modern vehicle.
Full wheel lock
one of the oldest wineries in the world (13th century) in a wonderful location in the middle of the vineyards. The core of today's castle is a massive residential tower built as a moated castle, which is surrounded by a square pond and can only be reached via a bridge. It goes back to the first third of the 14th century and the von Greiffenclau family, who were heirs to the Lords of Winkel. The octagonal stair tower flanking the keep was added in 1471; The bay window is an ingredient from 1620. The Greiffenclau family coat of arms is emblazoned above the entrance to the residential tower.
Eltville on the Rhine
Eltville on the Rhine, sparkling wine and rose town, a gem with an electoral castle, historic old town center, a beautiful rose Rhine promenade and well-known festivals.
Kloster Eberbach
This former Cistercian monastery is one of the most important art monuments in Germany. The film “The Name of the Rose” with Sean Connery was filmed here in 1985/6. Based on its European importance as one of the few almost completely preserved Cistercian abbeys, the successful film adaptation of the novel "The Name of the Rose" by Umberto Eco has made a significant contribution to the world reputation of Eberbach Monastery. So it's no wonder that Eberbach Monastery continues to attract creative artists and producers from all over the world to this day.
