Wein- und Heimatmuseum Mehring
Local history since 752, a replica of a Roman villa rustica, and 2,000 years of wine-growing on the Mosel in a Baroque house.
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About the museum
The Wine and Local History Museum is located in the center of Mehring, in a Baroque building from the 16th century, which also houses the tourist office and the municipal office.
The exhibition offers a cross-section of the town's history, from its first documentary mention in 752 to the present. A complete replica of the Roman villa rustica of Mehring, along with excavation finds, brings Roman times on the Mosel to life.
A second focus is the roughly 2,000-year-old wine-growing tradition along the Römische Weinstraße (Roman Wine Road). On display are 19th-century implements, including a cart with a grape tub, a grape mill, a spindle press and cellar-work tools.
Highlights
- Complete replica of the Roman villa rustica of Mehring
- Excavation finds from Roman times
- Spindle press and grape mill
- Cart with grape tub and cellar equipment
- Local history since its first mention in 752
Permanent exhibition
- Ortsgeschichte, Römerzeit und Weinbau – From the first mention in 752, through Roman times with a villa rustica replica, to equipment of Mosel wine-growing.
Admission & discounts
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Kids & families
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Getting there & parking
By public transit
Brückenstraße (Bus) · 300 m
Brückenstraße bus stop (about 300 m).
Amenities & dining
The museum is in the same building as the tourist information and the municipal office.
Events & venue rental
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