Beilstein in Rhineland-Palatinate is a picturesque town with a fascinating history, cultural institutions and a charming ambience. Situated on the Moselle, the history of Beilstein stretches back to the Middle Ages.

The town of Beilstein maintains its cultural heritage with facilities such as Metternich Castle, which not only offers impressive views but also serves as a venue for cultural events. The Medieval Market Spectacular attracts visitors with historical performances and market stalls.

The shopping power in Beilstein is stable, making the town an attractive place for connoisseurs. The street cafés, wine bars and small stores in the old town invite you to linger.

The history of Beilstein is characterized by half-timbered houses and narrow streets. The town was once an important trading center for wine and is now known for its well-preserved old town and narrow streets.

The area surrounding Beilstein is characterized by other interesting towns. The five surrounding towns include Cochem, Zell an der Mosel, Koblenz, Traben-Trarbach and Bernkastel-Kues. Each of these towns contributes to the regional diversity and offers its own sights and wine-growing areas.