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Discover the beautiful Moselle region by bicycle: explore in an active and environmentally-friendly way by cycling alongside the meandering river at the foot of the vineyards. The regional bicycle hire service is practical, simple and cheap to use – in line with the slogan “The Moselle moves!”. RentaBike miselerland offers free use of a helmet along with your bike. Bikes can be returned to any participating outlet.

Due to a relatively warm water temperature and the width of the river, the Moselle offers perfect conditions for experienced water sports enthusiasts, but also for beginners who want to feel the adrenaline kick on the water for the first time. The water sports region on Luxembourg’s Moselle is characterised by its relaxed and cosy atmosphere, which transmits the feeling of being on a beach holiday or surfing holiday. Whether water skiing, wakeboarding, surfing, banana boat or tube, let your driver pull you along behind the boat and enjoy the spectacular water experience between the vineyards from Luxembourg and Germany. Water skiing is allowed on the Moselle after sunrise and before sunset at designated sections. For more information, please contact the clubs or the water ski association directly: Ski Nautique de Grevenmacher www.wake-sng.com wake.sng@gmail.com Aqua Ski Ahn-Machtum T +352 691 954 033 www.aquaski.lu Sports Nautiques Mosellans Ehnen +352 621 292 449 snm.ehnen@gmail.com www.ehnenbeach.lu Club Nautique de Luxembourg Bech-Maacher +352 661 180 681 info@cnlwaterski.lu www.cnlwaterski.lu Motor Yacht Club du Gr. D. de Luxembourg | Base Nautique de Schwebsange www.mycl.lu

Wine is our passion. And it is this passion that drives us at Schumacher-Lethal to produce expressive and distinctive wines year after year. Wines that reflect the unique character of our vineyards in the Moselle Valley. Our wines are neither uniform nor interchangeable; rather, they embody the diversity so typical of Mosel wine. Anyone who, like us, wishes to do justice to wine must understand and feel the interplay between soil, climate and vines. For this reason, we cultivate our vineyards as naturally as possible, for only in this way can unique wines and crémants be produced, both now and in the future.