Rudesheim

Rüdesheim at the shore of the Rhine

"Why do you feel so good at the shore of the Rhine River?" So starts a famous German song. Millions of visitors have found the answer walking through the "Drosselgasse" (Drosselstreet) in Rüdesheim. During the whole year, a tourist crowd invades this little sinuous alley of that pleasant small town. The "Drosselgasse" became the center of the romantic Rhine, the core of what the entire river and its wines means. One tavern after another, visitors will be invited to taste all the wines of the Rhine, and they will forget their inhibitions along the path. Putting aside for a little moment the partying life, you shouldn't forget the other streets of Rüdesheim, with their impressive half-timbered facades, the artistically forged badges of the "Weinstuben", the picturesque houses and the romantic corners. The Brömserburg, a majestic tower of the XII century, hosts today the Rhine Wine Museum. At the pier, where the large number of tourists addresses the excursions boats, reigns a constant animation. Everywhere you can hear music, dance and laughs.