Drosselgasse

It can be said that there is no Thrush Lane without fine wine, and there is no Rüdesheim without Thrush Lane…;…; Thrush (Drosselgasse) The narrow alleys are lined with restaurants and pubs selling their own white wines, tourists Wines of various quality can be tasted at the counter. Every year, 3 million tourists come to Thrush Alley, ranking second in Germany. The 144-meter-long narrow street is noisy during the day and even more cheerful at night. This is an alley that never sleeps, with singing, dancing, music, wine and laughter. Rüdesheim is a grape-growing city, and the Romans had grown grapes here as early as the ancient Roman period. The medieval center of the city and parts of the city's fortifications are still preserved, for example, the Eagle Tower. Here you will browse the city's unique bistros and restaurants in a historic atmosphere. No tourist leaves the famous city without visiting the world-famous "Thrush Alley". The eateries at Thrush Lane offer lively music from April or May to December. For every music lover there is wind, guitar and all kinds of modern music in the beautiful atmosphere of the Rhine. Starting in April, every day starts at about 19:00. In May you can dance from 12 o'clock, in November and during Christmas the band is there every day from 19 o'clock.