The revered Koblenz Weindorf will be shutting down imminently.
The Koblenz Wine Village, a popular tourist destination and a significant part of the city's rich history, will be closing its doors temporarily for renovation works. The closure was announced by its current owner, Roberto Moeckel, following the termination of the lease contract by the Koblenz Tourism in the spring.
The need for urgent renovation of the aging buildings and equipment has led to this decision. The duration of the renovation works is still uncertain, but the Wine Village will remain open to guests until the end of September. In an effort to sell as much of his inventory as possible before the renovations due to storage costs, Moeckel has announced a house flea market every weekend in October, from 12 PM to 6 PM.
Established on August 8, 1925, for the "German Wine Exhibition", the Koblenz Wine Village consists of four typical winery houses, each representing different German wine regions. The Schnorbach Bridge Piece, the smallest vineyard in Germany, is also located on its premises.
While the future prospects of the Wine Village are unclear, wine enthusiasts can still find a rich wine culture nearby. Rüdesheim am Rhein, for instance, offers numerous wine taverns and is worth exploring. For those interested in wine-related events or information, it might be helpful to check local tourism boards or event calendars for the Rhine region.
As the Wine Village prepares for its temporary closure, visitors are encouraged to make the most of their remaining time there. The Wine Village will extend its hours on previously closed days (Monday and Tuesday from 5 PM), offering guests a final opportunity to immerse themselves in the unique atmosphere of this historic destination.
[1] Ehrenbreitstein Fortress: https://www.koblenz-tourismus.de/de/sehenswuerdigkeiten/ehrenbreitstein-fortress/ [2] Rüdesheim am Rhein: https://www.ruedesheim.de/ [3] Rhine Valley Cruises: https://www.koblenz-tourismus.de/de/aktivitaeten/boot-fahrt/
In the midst of the temporary closure for renovation, Roberto Moeckel, the owner of the Koblenz Wine Village, has organized a house flea market every weekend in October, from 12 PM to 6 PM, to sell off inventory before the renovations. To continue enjoying a lifestyle immersed in wine culture, one might consider visiting Rüdesheim am Rhein, which offers numerous wine taverns.
