Schengen/Perl/Apach

Schengen (L):

Little village along the river Mosel in the "Vallée de la Moselle Luxembourgeoise' in the Remerschen community.

460 inhabitants
142 m above sealevel
Postalcode: L-

Distances: Luxembourg: 31 km, Mondorf13 km

Perl (Obermosel) D:

On the eastern bank of the river Mosel in Merzig community (MZG), Saarland.

inhabitants:
220 m above sealevel
Postal code: D-66706

Distances: Saarburg: 22 km; Trier: 48 km

Apach (F):

Situated in Northern Lorraine along the river Mosel and the border to neighbouring German state Saarland.

146 m above sealevel

Distances: Metz 47 km; Nancy: 95 km

Tripoint:

Well, actually not a real tripoint in the classical sense, but a "triline", because the river Mosel between LU and DE is a condominium!
Meaning the whole width of the river is Luxembourg and Germany.
Hence the reason why it is probably not marked at the lock.

	Overview: map
	Schengen (L): The Schengen-Monument (Monument de l'Accord de Schengen) in the centre of the village. (rue du château/Beim Schlass)
	Schengen (L): The square near and around the Schengen-Monument is called - as one should expect - 'Europe square'. (place de l'Europe/Europaplaz)
	Schengen (L): Tourist view: The Schengen castle, reconstructed in 1812 .
	Schengen (L): On our way to the state borders from the Luxemburg side. (rue de la Moselle)
	Schengen (L): Looking back to Schengen and the mountains from the bridge.
	Schengen (L): Looking over the river and the valley from the town-bridge. In the background the new motorway bridge (still under construction) can be seen. (A8-Saarbrücken (D)/ A13-Esch/Alz.(L))
	Perl (D): Arrival on the other side: welcome to Germany's 'Saarland' federal state. (Bahnhofstrasse, B407)
	Schengen (L): Looking forward to Perl / Upper Mosel from the Schengen side.
	Perl (D): First long distance traffic indicator on German territory, after having left Luxemburg. (Bahnhofstrasse, B407)
	Perl (D): The former German customs and immigrations building now is a Turkish fast food (Döner) restaurant. (Am Dreiländereck, B419)
	Perl (D): Welcome to Perl, Germany.
	Perl (D): Pedestrian area.
	Perl (D): On my way back into the Mosel valley: the wineyards in Luxembourg can be seen in the far distance, as well as the new motorway bridge.
	Perl (D): On our way to the state borders from the German side. (Bahnhofstrasse, Corner 'Am Dreiländereck')
	Perl (D)/Apach (F): The border crossing (north-south) between Germany and France. (Am Dreiländereck/route de Trêves)
	Perl (D)/Apach (F): Where German Federal Road B419 becomes French National Route N 153. (Am Dreiländereck/route de Trêves)
	Perl (D)/Apach (F): Leaving the main road for a moment: turning right, down to the big lock.
	Perl (D)/Apach (F): At the lock complex.
	Perl (D) / Apach (F): Office of a forwarding barge carrier, having ship's supplies and newspapers.
	Perl (D)/Apach (F): At the lock complex.
	Perl (D)/Apach (F): At the lock complex.
	Apach (F): Arrival in Apach, Lorraine. (route de Trêves, N153)
	Apach (F): Café/Restaurant upon entering Apach, Lorraine. (route de Trêves, N153)
	Apach (F): Mainroad in Apach, France.
	Apach (F): Touristic long distance walkway ('Chemin de la Moselle') along the Mosel: from the border 20 miles down to Thionville.
	Apach (F): On our way to the state borders from the French side. (route de Trêves, N153)
	Schengen (L): Arrival back in Schengen after having passed the bridge again. (rue de la Moselle)
	Schengen (L): On our way to the state border Luxemburg/France, this is the 'other side', being the west bank of the river along the N10. (North-south)

(FF) - Schengen (L) - Perl (D) - Apach (F)