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Favorite thing:
I took advantage of the Eck, and proposed this week at the corner of Mother Mosel and Father Rhein, this is a very beautiful area! Make sure you go to the top of the statue and marvel at the beauty of this area. Take a quick trip across the river and hike the back trail up to the fortress.
Fondest memory:
I will always remember the view of the Ehrebritstein Fortress from our room, and the entire hsitory of this area in general.
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Favorite thing: Go to the spot where the Mosel joins the Rhein. The flags represents all the states of the German federal republic, including the former eastern ones.
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