Nierstein, municipality of Germany
Nierstein is a wine town on the Rhine slope in the Rhein-Selz district with steep vineyards and an old town center. Its location directly on the river and the terraced vineyards define the character of the place.
The settlement developed in the Middle Ages as a wine trading place on the Rhine and was shaped by river commerce. Over the centuries, wine production became the main source of income for the people.
The town is known for its wine production on the Rhine slopes, and visitors see vineyards and wine taverns everywhere where locals share their products. Wine culture shapes the daily life and appearance of the place noticeably.
The town is walkable since the center is compact and most attractions are within short distance. Visitors should wear sturdy shoes as steep lanes and stairs lead to the riverside promenade.
The Riesling wines from this place are considered among the finest on the Rhine and are valued internationally. Many wineries are directly accessible from the town center and open their doors for tastings.
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