Cochem~


Cochem


Another picturesque town in Germany that sits on the Mosul river. With a quiet atmosphere and the great water views, it makes for a great town to visit.



Surrounded by hills, the town has some interesting finds when walking around. To go from one side to the other is an easy walk across the bridge, and you'll find some amazing works of art on the way.

Wall feature

Cochem Castle


Its main feature is the gorgeous castle overlooking the town. Well preserved and grand, its perfect to visit and to photo from a distance. The pointed roofing a definitive aspect of the castle and makes it stand out from miles away.


 Not only this, the town is labyrinth of small stores and antiques, which you will continually find new things and new places to visit. There's also some amazing ice cream stores, if you can find them. 

 

Overall a lovely peaceful town, with stunning views and a great vibe.
Would recommend

Author: Jess Harper

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