SummerWineParty at the Villa Urbana

Ancient Scenery, Young Wine Scene

The Roman Villa Urbana Longuich-Kirsch is one of the most impressive archaeological sites on the Middle Mosel. Its reconstructed wall remains, the bathhouse, and the garden terraces provide a special setting for every open-air event. With the SummerWineParty, the Longuich winemakers and the local municipality are making targeted use of this heritage: wine estates and restaurateurs who stand for a contemporary, often light and crisp interpretation of Mosel wine are presented against the ancient backdrop.

Summer Vibes on Saturday Evening

Saturday evening starts at 6 p.m. and is aimed at connoisseurs who want to end the summer with wine, music, and culinary snacks. In the glass: Riesling, white and red wine cuvées, as well as Pet-Nats and sparkling wine specialties from the new generation of winemakers. Accompanied by homemade tarte flambée, regional delicacies, and live music under the open sky — a format that conveys more of a wine bar atmosphere than a classic wine fair (Weinkirmes).

Family Sunday with Coffee and Cake

On Sunday afternoon, the character shifts: From 2 p.m., the site opens again, this time also with coffee and cake offerings. Families, walkers, and hikers on the Moselsteig trail will find a relaxed stop at one of Longuich's most prominent attractions. The wine and food offerings remain, making the SummerWineParty a weekend event that appeals to both day and evening audiences.

Embedded in Longuich's Event Calendar

The SummerWineParty is part of Longuich's summer program, which is traditionally complemented by the Weinstraßenkirmes (Wine Route Fair) in August (August 8–10, 2026). Those who extend the weekend can combine both dates for a mini Mosel wine trip with overnight stays in the village.