Riol

Getting ashore

River ships berth at Riol, a small village on the Moselle. The berth depends on the water level, so check your ship’s notice.

The village is quiet and small, with limited shops. River levels can change the berth at short notice.

Riol is a small Moselle village with vineyards, a church and cafés. It is a quiet place for a short walk.

The Moselle valley has steep vineyards and villages, and the Riesling wines are a speciality. Wine tastings are available in the villages.

Trier is the oldest city in Germany, with the Porta Nigra, the Roman baths and the cathedral. It is reached by road or bus.

Moselle food includes Riesling wine, Saumagen and local fish. Restaurants in the villages are the easiest choice.

The currency is the euro. Cards are accepted in most places. ATMs are in the larger towns.

The village is flat near the landing, but the vineyards are steep. Ask your operator for accessible transport and vineyard access.