Attractions and places to see around Belg include a variety of historical sites, natural landscapes, and cultural points of interest in the Moselle region. This area features the scenic Moselle river valley, known for its vineyards and charming settlements. Visitors can explore watchtowers offering panoramic views and tranquil river trails. The region provides diverse opportunities for outdoor activities and cultural discovery.
Last updated: May 9, 2026
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Got it, Klaus 👍 – here's a more detailed Komoot comment about Zell, which brings together history, winemaking, and the Moselle loop: "Zell lies in one of the most beautiful loops of the Moselle and is one of the most traditional wine-growing towns in the region. Winemaking was already practiced here in Roman times, but Zell became world-famous for its cult wine 'Zeller Schwarze Katz,' which has been exported worldwide since the 19th century. Steep vineyards, narrow streets, and half-timbered houses characterize the landscape – a place where the landscape and wine culture tell a long history.
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"Zeller Schwarze Katz" Roundabout Figure, Zell On August 18, 2012, the new oversized Zeller Schwarze Katz sculpture was finally unveiled on the new roundabout with an opening ceremony hosted by the Wine Queen. Standing 5 meters tall, it now raises its glass to the sky, toasting the crowd. So, I can now let the cat out of the bag and reveal the final secret of my pyramid, in whose (weather) protection this oversized sculpture, weighing almost 9 tons, was created since November of last year. To ensure smooth transport from the studio's outdoor area to Zell on the Moselle, certain dimensions and weights could not be exceeded. Therefore, the iron-reinforced foundation plate with a diameter of 2.5 meters and the almost 1.90-meter-long half wine barrel on top was created first. The upper, second half of the barrel is the base plate for the actual cat sculpture. The three iron reinforcements for the tail and legs were cast into it, each consisting of a 70 mm outer tube, an inserted 50 mm inner tube, and an inserted 20 mm steel rod, which were cast into each other. After the legs and tail were constructed and finished, the body block, also made of iron, was constructed and then finished. The surfaces consist of a black or dark brown cement coating. The gray base area, still visible in the photos, is filled with fill to create the core of a typical Mosel vineyard, from which this Zell Black Cat welcomes visitors. Text: Atelier FFreiburg https://www.rlp-tourismus.com/de/infosystem/infosystem/Zeller-Schwarze-Katz-Kreiselfigur_Zell/infosystem.html
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"Zeller Schwarze Katz" Roundabout Figure, Zell On August 18, 2012, the new oversized Zeller Schwarze Katz sculpture was finally unveiled on the new roundabout with an opening ceremony hosted by the Wine Queen. Standing 5 meters tall, it now raises its glass to the sky, toasting the crowd. So, I can now let the cat out of the bag and reveal the final secret of my pyramid, in whose (weather) protection this oversized sculpture, weighing almost 9 tons, was created since November of last year. To ensure smooth transport from the studio's outdoor area to Zell on the Moselle, certain dimensions and weights could not be exceeded. Therefore, the iron-reinforced foundation plate with a diameter of 2.5 meters and the almost 1.90-meter-long half wine barrel on top was created first. The upper, second half of the barrel is the base plate for the actual cat sculpture. The three iron reinforcements for the tail and legs were cast into it, each consisting of a 70 mm outer tube, an inserted 50 mm inner tube, and an inserted 20 mm steel rod, which were cast into each other. After the legs and tail were constructed and finished, the body block, also made of iron, was constructed and then finished. The surfaces consist of a black or dark brown cement coating. The gray base area, still visible in the photos, is filled with fill to create the core of a typical Mosel vineyard, from which this Zell Black Cat welcomes visitors. Text: Atelier FFreiburg https://www.rlp-tourismus.com/de/infosystem/infosystem/Zeller-Schwarze-Katz-Kreiselfigur_Zell/infosystem.html
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Great views included. Of the vineyards
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A wonderful little town on the Moselle
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Small but nice, slightly touristy Moselle town.
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Another wonderful place on the Moselle
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Another beautiful place on the Moselle. A visit to Zell is worthwhile.
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The Moselle region around Belg offers a variety of popular attractions. Highly rated by visitors are the Collisturm, a historic watchtower with panoramic views, and the scenic Sosbergerbach river trail. The charming settlement of Zell (Mosel), famous for its vineyards and the Zeller Schwarze Katz wine, is also a must-see spot.
Yes, the area around Belg is rich in history. You can visit the Collisturm, a watchtower built in 1906 that offers insights into the region's past. The town of Zell on the Moselle also features historical sites, including a free local history museum in the town hall. Additionally, the Zeller Schwarze Katz Statue commemorates a local legend.
The region is characterized by its scenic natural beauty. The Moselle river valley, with its extensive vineyards, is a prominent feature. You can hike along the beautiful Sosbergerbach, a narrow path following the Mastershauserner Bach through a forest, where you can enjoy the sounds of the stream. Many viewpoints throughout the area offer stunning vistas of the river and surrounding hills.
Absolutely! The town of Zell (Mosel) is considered family-friendly, offering a pleasant atmosphere and local wine experiences. The Zeller Schwarze Katz Statue is also a fun and accessible landmark for families. Exploring the river trails and enjoying ice cream in Zell are popular activities for all ages.
For breathtaking panoramic views, head to the Collisturm. This watchtower provides an excellent vantage point over Zell and the entire Moselle valley. Other viewpoints can be found along the Sosbergerbach trail and within the settlement of Zell on the Moselle.
The region around Belg is ideal for various outdoor activities. You can find numerous routes for mountain biking, gravel biking, and road cycling. For example, explore the MTB Trails around Belg, enjoy Gravel biking around Belg, or take on the Road Cycling Routes around Belg. Hiking along the Moselle river and through vineyards is also very popular.
Yes, there are several hiking opportunities. The Sosbergerbach offers a beautiful, narrow river trail that requires sure-footedness, especially in damp conditions. You can also find trails leading up to the Collisturm, providing a challenging climb with a rewarding view. Many paths wind through the vineyards and along the Moselle river.
The Moselle region is renowned for its wine culture, particularly the famous Zeller Schwarze Katz wine. Visiting Zell (Mosel) offers the chance to taste this wine and experience the local atmosphere. The town also has a unique Zeller Schwarze Katz Statue, celebrating the legend behind the wine.
Yes, the Zeller Schwarze Katz Statue in Zell is noted as wheelchair accessible, allowing visitors to enjoy this unique landmark.
Visitors particularly enjoy the stunning views from the Collisturm and the peaceful, natural experience of hiking along the Sosbergerbach, listening to the splashing stream. The charming atmosphere of Zell (Mosel), with its wine and ice cream, is also highly appreciated.
When visiting Zell (Mosel), make sure to try the local 'Zeller Schwarze Katz' wine. Many visitors also recommend enjoying the very tasty ice cream at Eiscafé Venecia. Don't miss the free local history museum in the town hall for insights into the area's past.


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