I swear, Germany just oozes cute towns...and I've got another adorable one to share with you guys! Bernkastel-Kues is one of those towns that you'd probably never know about unless someone mentioned it to you. Heck, we didn't find out about it until I asked a friend if she knew a fun wine town to visit. Nestled into the hills of the Mosel River Valley, Bernkastel-Kues is quite unsuspecting just driving by it along the river road. At first glance from the river, Bernkastle looks a bit lackluster...but as you make your way through the winding cobblestone streets and pop out at the city's quaint Marktplatz, you'll be transported into half-timbered heaven. Like most towns along the Mosel River, wine is its main economic staple (and thank the Lord for that!). You can find local vintners and their signature bottles on just about every street corner. We spent the morning popping in and out of various winery stores, sipping their grape and stocking up on bottles to ship back to the states with us. We also had some beyond delicious Italian food at a little restaurant right on the Marktplatz called Pizzeria Italia Badstube (great pizzas and baked pastas!). Just before leaving Bernkastel, we decided to wander across the river to see if anything fun caught our eye. It was a leisurely Saturday after all. We stumbled upon the greatest wine-lover's paradise just a short walk from the bridge. More on our divine wine find to come! :)
Wow this must have been some time ago right? I'm asking because of your coat, I live in Berlin and it's so hot we're dying. Nice photos! I went to the south of Germany few weeks ago for the first time and it's cuteness overload :)
ReplyDeleteDefintiely a little while back...late February/early March maybe? It's sweltering here in Wiesbaden, too! Far cry from peacoats and scarves!
DeleteYour photos are always so pretty! I've actually been there before, years ago, camping with my parents. But now I really want to go again, revive some memories and of course taste the wine. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Isabell! You should definitely head back and do a little wine tour. So much fun! :)
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ReplyDeleteWhat a cute town! And who doesn't love a chance to drink some wine :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely adorable! This is definitely going on my list!
ReplyDeleteThis town looks simply adorable!! And love some good wine!
ReplyDeleteWow you are not kidding when you say Germany has cute tows!! Wow!!
ReplyDeleteThis town looks amazing! :) Have you ever been to Dinkelsbuhl? It's my favorite little town in Germany. If you ever go make sure to try out the spaghetti ice cream!
ReplyDeleteGreat photos, when I think of Germany I think of beer not wine
ReplyDeleteWhat a quaint, cute little town! And there's wine! You've sold me on visiting there sometime!
ReplyDeleteI just stumbled upon your blog a moment ago and my eyes lit up as soon as I saw this post- I was in the same town this past July! Sooo unbelievably cute, and one of my favorite places I went when I was in Germany. I'm sure I'll be up all night reading your blog!! Best wishes! :) xx
ReplyDeleteWhat cute architecture, oh my goodness it all looks so nice!
ReplyDeleteSeriously, you're right- Germany has the cutest towns ever! And wine can't hurt either!
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos of a Superb town. several of the main sites are very well-lit for dramatic photography. How did you find the food there? We found it to be a bit heavier than we typically like. The beer is, of course, both wonderful and cheap. Great post, I enjoy and appreciate your Post.
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