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Currency
Euro (EUR)
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Language
German
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Time Zone
CET (UTC+1)
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Best Time to Visit
Jul–Oct
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Typical Duration
7 nights
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Price Range
$2,395–$5,095 per person
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Port Type
Port of Call
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Tender Port
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Winningen is a charming Rhine Valley village offering access to Germany's wine country and medieval castles along one of Europe's most scenic river routes.
Cruises that visit Winningen
- cruises to Winningen
- Winningen sailings
- Winningen cruises
- 7-night Viking River Cruises cruise
- 7-night Viking River Cruises cruise
- 7-night Viking River Cruises cruise
- 7-night Viking River Cruises cruise
- 7-night Viking River Cruises cruise
- 7-night Viking River Cruises cruise
- 7-night Viking River Cruises cruise
- 7-night Viking River Cruises cruise
- 7-night Viking River Cruises cruise
- 7-night Viking River Cruises cruise
- 7-night Viking River Cruises cruise
- 7-night Viking River Cruises cruise
About Winningen
Winningen serves as a charming port of call along Germany's scenic Rhine River, primarily welcoming guests aboard Viking River Cruises. With over 400 upcoming cruises featuring this picturesque Mosel Valley village, Winningen has become an increasingly popular stop for river cruise enthusiasts. Most voyages from here span seven nights, offering passengers the opportunity to explore a remarkable stretch of the Rhine region while visiting destinations like Trier, Basel, Strasbourg, Speyer, and Koblenz. The peak season runs from July through November, with August and September drawing the largest number of travelers.
As a port of call, Winningen provides an authentic glimpse into traditional German river village life, with charming half-timbered buildings and terraced vineyards rising dramatically from the water's edge. Passengers typically enjoy leisurely strolls through the village or venture on shore excursions to nearby Trier, one of Germany's oldest cities, or explore the region's renowned wine estates. The relaxed pace and intimate setting make Winningen an ideal complement to longer Rhine itineraries, offering both cultural enrichment and the chance to experience genuine German hospitality away from larger, more crowded ports.
As a port of call, Winningen provides an authentic glimpse into traditional German river village life, with charming half-timbered buildings and terraced vineyards rising dramatically from the water's edge. Passengers typically enjoy leisurely strolls through the village or venture on shore excursions to nearby Trier, one of Germany's oldest cities, or explore the region's renowned wine estates. The relaxed pace and intimate setting make Winningen an ideal complement to longer Rhine itineraries, offering both cultural enrichment and the chance to experience genuine German hospitality away from larger, more crowded ports.
Cruise Lines at Winningen
- Viking River Cruises (418 cruises)
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Ship Schedule at Winningen
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Winningen and where is it located?
Winningen is a town in Germany (DEWWG) on the Moselle River, in Rhineland-Palatinate.
What is the UN/LOCODE for Winningen?
DEWWG is the UN/LOCODE for Winningen, indicating its port status.
What can visitors do in Winningen?
Enjoy Moselle scenery, historic streets, and local wines from nearby vineyards.
How can you reach Winningen?
Winningen is accessible by road and rail in the Moselle region; coordinates are 50.314188, 7.517376.