100 things to do in Luxembourg

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Discover Luxembourg – experience its charms! is pocket travel guide features more than 100 attractions and activities in the Grand Duchy.

Whether travelling alone, with family or friends, in good or bad weather, on foot, by bike, car, or free of charge on the bus, tram or train, use this travel guide to get the most out of a visit to Luxembourg.

Take advantage of the , which o ers attractive discounts as well as free entry to various attractions. Have fun exploring!

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RAILWAY

HIGHWAY

BINSFELD

LULLANGE

WILTZ

LAC HAUTE SÛRE

CLERVAUX

MUNSHAUSEN

HOSINGEN

ESCH-SUR-SÛRE

INSENBORN

HEIDERSCHEID

HAUT-MARTELANGE

REDANGE

HOSCHEID

BOURSCHEID

RINDSCHLEIDEN

ROOST MERTZIG

USELDANGE

ETTELBRUCK

STOLZEMBOURG

VIANDEN

DIEKIRCH

BEAUFORT

BERDORF

ECHTERNACH

MEDERNACH MULLERTHAL LAROCHETTE

ROSPORT BORN

KOERICH

STEINFORT

GOEBLANGE

KAHLER

ANSEMBOURG

BASCHARAGE

WASSERBILLIG MERTERT MANTERNACH

GREVENMACHER

UEBERSYREN

WORMELDANGE

LUXEMBOURG

REMICH

PEPPANGE

FOND-DEGRAS

DIFFERDANGE

OBERKORN

BETTEMBOURG

SOLEUVRE

DALHEIM

ESCH-SUR-ALZETTE

DUDELANGE

BECH-KLEINMACHER

WELLENSTEIN

MONDORF-LES-BAINS

REMERSCHEN

SCHENGEN

RUMELANGE

10-45

Capital

Vibrant and cosmopolitan

46-61

Guttland

A break in the countryside

62-97

Éislek

Active with stunning views

98-117

Mullerthal

Rocks and fairy-tale trails

118-147

Moselle

Relaxation without borders

Discounts or free admission upon presentation of the LuxembourgPass

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Museums & Events

Castles & Palaces

Nature & Excursions

Family & Kids

Sports & Leisure

Local Products

Guided Tours

148-177

Minett

The heart of industrial heritage

Access options for people with limited mobility

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Avenue Émile Reuter

Bvd. Prince Henri

Rue Notre Dame

Bvd Franklin

VILLA VAUBAN MUSÉE D’ART DE LA VILLE DE LUXEMBOURG

CASINO LUXEMBOURG FORUM D’ART CONTEMPORAIN

Av. John F. Kennedy

MUDAM LUXEMBOURG

MUSÉE D’ART MODERNE

GRAND-DUC JEAN

MUSÉE DRÄI EECHELEN HISTOIRE,FORTERESSE, IDENTITÉS

RuedesTrois-Glands

NATIONALMUSÉE UM FËSCHMAART

Rue Sigefroi Rue Wiltheim

LËTZEBUERG CITY MUSEUM

DelanoRoosevelt

RuedeTrêves

MUSÉE NATIONAL D’HISTOIRE NATURELLE ‘NATUR MUSÉE’

Rue du St Esprit Rue Münster

Vibrant and cosmopolitan

Luxembourg is a small, but dynamic and cosmopolitan city.

With people hailing from more than 170 nations, you will hear lots of different languages spoken. Whether you are looking for restaurants, cafés, shops, museums or bars – everything is within easy reach.

The entire old town is a UNESCO World Heritage site and the ideal place for a relaxed stroll and a fascinating glimpse into the history of the city and country. Wander through the streets, keep your eyes peeled, and on every corner, you will find a unique mixture of modernity and tradition.

On a human scale, yet full of thrilling contrasts –that’s how Luxembourg City will charm you!

Luxembourg City Underground: Bock Casemates

e Bock Casemates, an underground defence system consisting of a network of miles-long corridors, are one of Luxembourg’s most important sights. ese underground galleries were built in the 17th century when Luxembourg was under Spanish rule and were expanded twice a erwards. Visiting the archaeological crypt, an antechamber of the casemates, also makes for an exciting experience. In a nod to its impressive fortiﬁcations, Luxembourg was given the nickname “Gibraltar of the North”. Discover the fascinating history of the casemates and enjoy beautiful views over the Grund, Clausen, and Pfa enthal.

Montée de Clausen

L-1343 Luxembourg

Tel.: +352 22 28 09

touristinfo@lcto.lu

luxembourg-city.com

Luxembourg City Underground: Pétrusse Casemates

Immerse yourself in the Petrusse Casemates beneath the "Gëlle Fra" statue, which now shines in a new light thanks to innovative audiovisual scenography. Light displays and sound e ects in the underground galleries bring the exciting history of the former fortress city back to life. Over time, the casemates were used for various purposes. Starting in 1871, a shooting society set up its shooting ranges there. In the 1890s, gardeners cultivated mushrooms. At the beginning of the 20th century, concerts, beer festivals, and charity bazaars were held in the casemates. As part of a guided tour, you can explore the casemates under the theme "Rocks coming to life."

Place de la Constitution

L-1478 Luxembourg

Tel.: +352 22 28 09

touristinfo@lcto.lu

luxembourg-city.com

The Bockfiels: A castle for the city

e Bock rocks, which contain the casemates, are an impressive testimony to the city’s fortress history. Surrounded on three sides by the Alzette valley and only accessible from the west, the rock was easy to defend. It was here that Count Siegfried built "Lucilinburhuc" (little fortress), during the 10th century. Later it became the city and the country of Luxembourg. An unrivalled system of galleries was carved into the rock, housing a crypt. It’s a unique feature that towers above the old town o ering fascinating views and perspectives.

Montée de Clausen L-1343 Luxembourg

Tel.: +352 22 28 09

touristinfo@lcto.lu

luxembourg-city.com

Gëlle Fra:

Laurel wreath for freedom

e "Gëlle Fra" (Golden Lady) memorial, situated on Place de la Constitution, was built in 1923 to remember the Luxembourgish soldiers who died in the First World War. It consists of a gilded female ﬁgure holding a laurel wreath on a slender stone obelisk. In 1940, the memorial was destroyed by the Nazis. It took until 1984 for the "Gëlle Fra" to undergo extensive restoration and regain its original appearance. Today, the statue symbolises the freedom and resistance of the Luxembourgish people and constitutes a military memorial for those who volunteered to join the Allied armies, sacriﬁcing their lives in various wars and battles.

Place de la Constitution L-1478 Luxembourg

Tel.: +352 22 28 09

touristinfo@lcto.lu

luxembourg-city.com

Chemin de la Corniche: Europe’s most beautiful balcony

Don’t miss out on this hike along the city walls. It passes by a stunning viewing point, which Luxembourgish author Batty Weber referred to as “Europe’s most beautiful balcony”. e city stretches out over many di erent levels. e Corniche runs atop the ramparts that the Spanish and French built along the Alzette valley in the 17th century. e trail stretches from the Bock to the lower part of the Holy Ghost Citadel, the so-called "Rondellen".

L-1468 Luxembourg

Chemin de la Corniche

Grand Ducal Palace:

The Grand Duke’s residence

e Grand Ducal Palace, city residence of the royal family, is located at the heart of the old town district on the "Krautmaart" (Herb Market). During the summer months, the Luxembourg City Tourist O ce organises exclusive guided tours of the palace. For a full 75 minutes, visitors get a look behind the scenes of the Grand Ducal Palace, including the Grand Duke’s o ce, the dining room, as well as the "Salon des Rois" (king's salon).

Luxembourg City Tourist Ofﬁce

Place Guillaume II

L-1648 Luxembourg

Tel.: +352 22 28 09

touristinfo@lcto.lu

luxembourg-city.com

Notre-Dame Cathedral:

An interplay of architectural styles

Are you looking to experience Luxembourg’s spiritual past? Pay a visit to a centrepiece of city history: the crypt of Notre-Dame Cathedral, containing the remains of King John the Blind. Luxembourg’s largest funfair – the Schueberfouer, which takes place every August – dates back to his times. The light-flooded cathedral is an ecclesiastical heritage, which combines architectural elements from the Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque periods. During the Octave pilgrimage, the statue of the Virgin Mary in the chancel is clad in a different robe every couple of days. The statue is a noteworthy figure that even has its own fans.

Rue Notre-Dame L-2240 Luxembourg

Tel.: +352 22 29 70 1

notre-dame@cathol.lu cathol.lu

Luxembourg City: City Promenade & Wenzel tour

During a tour with an experienced guide from the Luxembourg City Tourist O ce, you’ll discover the city’s most beautiful sights, including Place d’Armes, Luxembourg's Notre-Dame Cathedral, Place de la Constitution with the "Gëlle Fra" monument, the Monument of the millennium, the Corniche aka “Europe’s most beautiful balcony”, and the Grand Ducal Palace whose royal guards take turns patrolling the building. Either buy a single ticket to join a group or book a city tour for your group of 1-20 people on your preferred date and in the language of your choice.

Luxembourg City Tourist Ofﬁce Place Guillaume II

L-1648 Luxembourg

Tel.: +352 22 28 09

touristinfo@lcto.lu

luxembourg-city.com

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neimënster:

A welcoming cultural hub

Located in the city’s vibrant Grund district, the former Benedictine Abbey of Neumünster is a welcoming place, despite the fact that for a long time the extensive complex served as a prison. Since 2004 it has been transformed into a cultural hub and meeting place. e abbey’s programme now o ers outdoor and indoor concerts, festivals, plays, and artist residencies as well as a number of free exhibitions, that can be visited daily. Guided tours are organised upon request.

Centre Culturel de Rencontre Abbaye de Neumünster 28, rue Münster L-2160 Luxembourg

Tel.: +352 26 20 52 1 contact@neimenster.lu neimenster.lu

MNAHA: A collection of unexpected treasures

e National Museum of Archeology, History and Art contains some unexpected treasures, such as a mosaic from the Roman villa in Vichten dating back to 240 AD, beautiful Art Deco porcelain from Villeroy & Boch, and a collection of medals. Spanning a total area of 6200m2, the museum is situated in the heart of the UNESCO-listed Old Town, between the Grand Ducal Palace and the Bock casemates, and brings Luxembourg’s history to life with a series of themed tours. For example, the museum’s archaeological collections are displayed in rooms carved into the rock face. e contemporary art rooms house works by the world-famous photographer Edward Steichen. e permanent exhibitions are free of charge.

MNAHA Marché-aux-Poissons L-2345 Luxembourg

Tel.: +352 47 93 30 1 nationalmusee@mnaha.etat.lu mnaha.lu

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• Indoor and outdoor pool of thermal water at 36°C

• Outdoor freshwater pool at 28°C

• 12 saunas, many Aufguss sessions

• 2 hammams, mixed and for ladies only

• Variable temperature water basin

• 1,800 m2 of ﬁtness areas

• 80 collective courses each week

• Indoor-Cycling facility

• Barefoot path

Lëtzebuerg City Museum: City history brought to life

is museum brings the capital’s more than one thousand years of history to life: " e Luxembourg Story" is a permanent exhibition that shows the development of the city through original artefacts, models and multimedia installations. e new UNESCO Visitor Centre continues with the historic theme, while the two last ﬂoors of the museum house temporary exhibitions. e "Lëtzebuerg City Museum" is housed in four historic buildings which were built between the 17th and 19th centuries, in some cases on medieval foundations. A special highlight is the glass elevator, which can carry up to 65 people at a time, through whose glass walls visitors can see how the ancient walls blend seamlessly with the museum.

Lëtzebuerg City Museum 14, rue du St-Esprit L-1475 Luxembourg

Tel.: +352 47 96 45 00 visites@2musees.vdl.lu citymuseum.lu

Mudam: More than a modern art museum

Mudam Luxembourg – Musée d’Art Moderne

Grand-Duc Jean collects, presents and champions the most relevant contemporary art. rough exhibitions, publications, artistic and learning programmes, Mudam fosters research and dialogue while foregrounding the changing nature of art and society. It is a reference museum for contemporary art and strive to be a landmark for Luxembourg of artistic, architectural and cultural excellence.

Mudam 3, Park Dräi Eechelen L-1499 Luxembourg

Tel.: +352 45 37 85 -1

info@mudam.com mudam.com

The Luxembourg Story

The Luxembourg Story

natur musée:

All about natural sciences

Natural history and the natural sciences are brought to life in a simple yet fascinating way: in addition to its permanent exhibition, the "natur musée" regularly hosts special and focused exhibitions about plants, animals and the universe. It’s educational, lively and unusual. e museum’s two gardens, shop and cafeteria are also pleasant places to unwind. e museum is located in the charming Grund district and is easily reached via li from the Holy Ghost citadel or on foot along the picturesque cobbled streets surrounding the Corniche.

25, rue Munster

L-2160 Luxembourg

Tel.: +352 46 22 33 1

musee-info@mnhn.lu mnhn.lu

"natur musée"

Casino Luxembourg: Beyond the mainstream

Casino Luxembourg - contemporary art forum is where artists from Luxembourg and the surrounding area present their work in a dynamic environment which is very di erent to traditional art galleries; the arts centre o ers an artist-in-residence programme as well as workshops. Centrally located in Luxembourg’s capital city, it also features a library where you can browse and read art books and exhibition catalogues, a small bookshop and a stylish café-restaurant.

Casino Luxembourg 41, rue Notre-Dame L-2240 Luxembourg

Tel.: +352 22 50 45

info@casino-luxembourg.lu casino-luxembourg.lu

Dräi Eechelen Museum: Fortress, history, identity

A fortified castle turned cultural centre: the Dräi Eechelen Museum is located inside the renovated "Fort üngen". is fort was first built in 1732-33, and sits beside the modern art museum the Mudam. e museum’s historic home is an important element in the permanent exhibition: Fortress, History, Identity. With its impressive underground tunnels and mines, the building largely remains as it was when it was last extended in 1836-37. On guided tours, visitors can discover over 600 objects and original documents on permanent display behind the fortified walls. On the first floor, the museum regularly houses special contemporary exhibitions.

Musée Dräi Eechelen

5, Park Dräi Eechelen

L-1499 Luxembourg

Tel.: +352 26 43 35 info@m3e.public.lu m3e.lu

More than a tour, an encounter!

A treat for both the eyes and the ears, the Guided Tours at the Philharmonie Luxembourg might just be the pleasure trip you were looking for.

City Art Museum

Villa Vauban is located in the heart of the city, surrounded by historic parkland o ering an ideal place to relax. e stately urban villa was built in 1873 on foundations that date back to the time when Luxembourg was a fortiﬁed town. A modern extension has been added and the building was completely refurbished in the early 2000s. e museum's exhibitions are based on its own collections: European art from the 17th to the 19th century, and Luxembourgish art from the 20th and 21st centuries.

18, avenue Émile Reuter

L-2420 Luxembourg

Tel.: +352 47 96 49 00 visites@2musees.vdl.lu villavauban.lu

Villa Vauban:

Villa Vauban

Villa Vauban

Permanent exhibition

European painting and sculpture, 17 th to 19 th century

Musée d’Art de la Ville de Luxembourg

Philharmonie:

Fascinating outside and in

Visit the Philharmonie to find harmonious melodies encased in architectural art. International musicians as well as the Luxembourg Philharmonic perform in this fascinating concert hall, which was designed by architect Christian de Portzamparc, with acoustic engineering by Albert Yaying Xu. With its white columns and a complementary lighting concept, Kirchberg's architectural masterpiece draws in visitors from Place de l’Europe. A fun fact: from above, the concert hall looks like an eye.

Philharmonie 1, place de l’Europe L-1499 Luxembourg

Tel.: +352 26 32 26 32

info@philharmonie.lu philharmonie.lu

Grand Théâtre: A dynamic cultural hotspot

Designed by Parisian architect Alain Bourbonnais, the "Grand éâtre de la Ville de Luxembourg" was built between 1960 and 1964 to mark Luxembourg City’s 1000th anniversary and constitutes a true paradigm of European cooperation. Today, the municipal theatre features a large hall which seats 943 people and an adaptable “Black Box” studio, which seats another 100 to 400 guests. It’s a multidisciplinary venue where theatre in multiple languages, opera, and dance performances take place.

Grand Théâtre 1, rond-point Schuman L-2525 Luxembourg

Tel.: +352 47 96 39 00

lestheatres@vdl.lu theatres.lu

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To Pfaffenthal: With the panoramic lift

To explore the lower town, take a free ride beside the UNESCO-listed city walls in the 71-metre Pfa enthal panoramic li . You can also take in impressive views over the Alzette valley from the viewing platform at the top. Dotted around the Pfa enthal district below are quaint cafés, restaurants and shops, along with the "Mohrfels Mill", one of the country’s oldest water mills and the former production site of the "Moutarderie de Luxembourg" mustard factory. e valley is overlooked by the Grand Duchess Charlotte Bridge, known locally as the Red Bridge.

Ascenseur panoramique du Pfaffenthal

Montée du Pfaffenthal

L-2329 Luxemourg

vdl.lu

Old Town Tour:

A little train around the city

e miniature City Train o ers an easy way to soak up the history of the former “Gibraltar of the North”. Climb aboard at the Montée de Clausen stop near the Bock Casemates, sit back and enjoy a tour of the key tourist attractions. e train trundles past the historic sights of the old fortress city while passengers tune in to tales of bygone times via a pre-recorded audio guide. e tour is available in seven languages and lasts about 40 minutes.

Start: Montée de Clausen L-1343 Luxembourg Tel.: +352 266 51 2250 hello@sightseeing.lu sightseeing.lu

Coque Aquatic Centre: Swim, sports and wellness

e Coque Aquatic Centre is the perfect place for swimming, ﬁtness, wellness and relaxation. Located in a distinctive shell-shaped building in Kirchberg, its facilities include an Olympic length swimming pool (50m long), diving platforms (1m, 3m, 5m, 7.5m, 10m), a diving pool, a beginners’ pool and various solariums. e Coque also boasts a fantastic wellness centre with an outdoor pool, ﬁve saunas, a Turkish bath and a snow cave. ere are several restaurants where you can refuel a er your exertions, and food and drink are also available to take away.

Coque 2, rue Léon Hengen L-1745 Luxembourg

Tel.: +352 43 60 60 1

info@coque.lu coque.lu

photo © Sven Becker

Europa Experience: explore Europe like never before

e ‘Europa Experience’ exhibition in Luxembourg’s Kirchberg district explains how the EU works and how decisions by the Parliament, Commission, and Council a ect citizens. Curious about the impact of EU policies on daily life? Want to know how you can have your say? In the 2,000 m² multimedia room, enjoy an immersive 360° ﬁlm about Europe, explore interactive multimedia and virtual reality stations, and discover the EU from a new angle. You can even book a role-playing session to step into the shoes of a Member of the European Parliament.

Parlement européen 17, rue John F. Kennedy L-2929 Luxembourg

Tel.: +352 43 60 60 1 luxembourg@europa-experience.eu visiting.europarl.europa.eu

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A break in the countryside

The Guttland region is a green paradise for nature lovers and visitors who like to escape the hectic pace of everyday life. Relax, breathe deeply, and allow your gaze to wander: in every village and behind every corner, you'll find beautiful landscapes and views. Hundreds of kilometres of cycle paths and hiking trails loop through rural landscapes making it perfect for nature lovers seeking a getaway to the countryside. Untouched forests, magical streams, small lakes and breathtaking views await you on the Guttland.Trails. These circular hiking trails are the perfect place to slow down in the garden of the capital. Dive into a region that blends pleasure with a more relaxed pace of life.

GUTTLAND

The Ansembourg castle gardens: Pure romance

The Valley of the Seven Castles features the castles of Mersch, Schoenfels, Koerich, Hollenfels, Septfontaines, as well as Ansembourg’s small and big castle, whose beautiful Renaissance garden certainly deserves a visit. Visitors can expect, among other things, a labyrinth, paths flanked by sculptures, the relaxing flow of the fountain, and magnificent roses. For a few hours, you will almost feel at home. The castle itself cannot currently be visited.

Château & jardin d'Ansembourg 10, rue de la Vallée L-7411 Ansembourg

Tel.: +352 621 835 914

info@gcansembourg.eu gcansembourg.eu

Roman villa Miecher: Luxurious home of former royals

Excavations are ongoing at the villa rustica “Miecher” in Goeblange, which was once a large Gallo-Roman estate of the Treveri area. Built in the early 1st century, the complex includes a walled area of seven hectares with at least 13 stone buildings. In addition to the luxurious former manor house, the site is composed of another residential building, a small temple, and three outbuildings. Although only the foundations remain, with a little imagination, you get a good idea of what it might have looked like in the past.

Villa romaine "Miecher" Parking CR 189 Between Goeblange and Simmerschmelz

L-8358 Goeblange

Tel.: +352 26 30 27 73

gka@gka.lu gka.lu

Kahler:

Graffiti by day, film by night

is village is all about art. In Kahler, or Koler in Luxembourgish, almost every wall features striking gra ti. Local artist Alain Welter, with a few friends, turned his hometown into a massive open-air artwork under the “Make Koler Kooler” project, covering houses with bold designs. A walk or drive through Kahler feels like exploring an outdoor gallery. In the evenings or at weekends, you can head to the ‘Kinoler,’ a cinema in an old school, equipped like a modern complex, where you can enjoy ﬁlms in a unique, artistic setting.

Visit Guttland Tel.: +352 28 22 78 62 info@visitguttland.lu visitguttland.lu

Koerich Castle: If walls could talk

Since the old walls of Koerich Castle, or “Gréiweschlass” in Luxembourgish, underwent extensive restoration, the place regularly bustles with life for festivities and markets. The typical medieval lowland castle is situated in the small valley of the Goeblange stream. With its impressive defence tower and square outer walls, together with the baroque church and the old houses of Koerich, it forms an impressive attraction.

Château de Koerich

Rue du Château

L-8385 Koerich

Tel.: +352 30 85 09

ksf@vo.lu

ksf.lu

Turelbaach: A dreamer's castle

Turelbaach Castle was built on once marshy meadows between 1964 and 2007 by Luxembourgish hobby architect Pol Gilson. He passionately channelled his time and love into his dream of owning a castle on an island. Today, hikers following the three-kilometrelong loop trail can walk around the castle and discover the beauty of the Guttland region. It is currently not possible to enter the castle.

MERTZIG GUTTLAND

Réidener Schwemm: Splashing around

High spirits and water fun are guaranteed all year round at Redange's swimming pool – there are outdoor and indoor pools, a kids’ pool, slide, whirlpool and outdoor wave pool, as well as a wellness centre with ﬁve di erent saunas, a gym, solarium, café, terrace and plenty of room to play. In summer, you can relax on sun loungers, surrounded by the beautiful scenery of Guttland. Two new water slides promise even more fun: on the Magic Twice, two of you can race down side-by-side, while the Turbo Speed is the fastest slide in the Greater Region.

Réidener Schwemm 28, rue de la Piscine L-8508 Redange-sur-Attert

Tel.: +352 23 62 00 32 1

info@reidener-schwemm.lu reidener-schwemm.lu

Kulturmillen

103, Huewelerstrooss

L-8521 Beckerich

ÉNERGIEMUSÉE BECKERICH

Come and discover a museum like no other! Formerly known as the “Museum of Old Trades”, the Energie museum aims to reflect the history of energy in the commune of Beckerich.

Modern and interactive, the Energie museum can be visited in groups or individually.

T +352 691 510 370/371

info@kulturmillen.lu

www.kulturmillen.lu

07H00 – 22H00

LU/DE/FR/EN

Individual visit: free - Online reservation for access

Group visit: make a request online (max 15 people)

Rindschleiden: Small place, big calm RINDSCHLEIDEN GUTTLAND

Luxembourg’s smallest village, Rindschleiden, is a place to rest the feet and soul. A church, a little forest, a museum, a bistro, a small park –it’s like walking through a picture book. From the centre, it’s a short walk to the Meditation Path. e trail leads towards a small forest, where walkers can sink into the cool darkness. Di erent prompts along the trail invite you to reﬂect such as this one: “Eternity too consists of moments”. Such a moment could be the second you leave the forest and reach a small pond behind which you can see the silhouette of this little village. A tiny place to feel peace on a large scale.

Vitarium:

What do we use milk for?

At the Vitarium, visitors can experience the production and packaging process of dairy products. Presented in the form of a child-friendly story, the visit o ers a behindthe-scenes look at the di erent production stages within the factory, while short ﬁlms show how butter and other dairy products are made. At the end, guests can taste products and explore the interactive exhibition with 45 di erent machines, quizzes, and games. ere is even a restaurant. Booking in advance is required if you’d like to tour the production facilities. e Vitarium also o ers holiday activities and organises various events.

Vitarium 3, Am Seif L-7759 Roost/Bissen Tel.: +352 250 280 222 info@vitarium.lu vitarium.lu

Steinfort Adventure: Outdoor climbing fun

Steinfort Adventure o ers plenty of outdoor action, but it is also an environmentally-aware ecotourism centre. Climbing among the tree-tops requires courage and concentration! Depending on how advanced a climber you are, choose between ten circuits of di ering levels of di culty. Even four-year-old mini-climbers are allowed on the Monkey and Tiger routes. Visitors are also encouraged to explore the woodland ecosystem, where they can go for walks and enjoy picnics.

Steinfort Adventure

Rue du Schwarzenhof

L-8452 Steinfort

Tel.: +352 27 39 53 00 info@steinfort-adventure.lu steinfort-adventure.lu

Schlammwiss nature reserve: Bird watching at its best

"Schlammwiss" nature reserve in Uebersyren is Luxembourg’s largest reed bed. Here, visitors can observe birds and their offspring, and there is a ringing station for our feathery friends, which plays an important role in research and studies on biodiversity and conservation. Explore multiple bodies of water and an orchard via a discovery trail that sheds light on the intricacies of these habitats. Fruit from the orchard is harvested yearly to make juice and jam.

Réserve naturelle "Schlammwiss" L-5380 Uebersyren

Tel.: +352 621 293 695

j.p.schmitz@naturemwelt.lu birdringingstation-schlammwiss.com

Useldange Castle: A tangible experience of the past

Useldange Castle consists of the ruins of a medieval hill castle and is located above the Attert river in the village centre. e original building was built around the year 1100 and, like many castles, it has an eventful history. A culture trail for the visually impaired, which leads visitors around the castle and inside its tower, was introduced under UNESCO patronage. Over 16 stations, visitors can discover the history of this local cultural heritage through the senses: it can be felt, heard, and smelled. e trail also introduces local animal species and has a herb garden, where visitors can get to know various plants and herbs.

Château d'Useldange 2, rue de l’Église

L-8706 Useldange

Tel.: +352 28 33 45

info@visitwellewesten.lu visitatertwark.lu

ÉISLEK

Active with stunning views

Éislek, also known as the Luxembourg Ardennes,is the first certified "Leading Quality Region - Best of Europe". Characterised by rugged valleys, high plateaus and forests, it's hard not to be active in this region.

Whether you are in walking gear or on a mountain bike, take a break and admire the attractive landscape that unfolds at your feet.

"Leading Quality Trails" such as the Escapardenne Lee Trail attract the most ambitious hikers and offer many highlights. The Second World War memorial sites in the region are absolutely worth a visit.

Several castles grace the Luxembourg Ardennes, including in Vianden, where you can take a chairlift to the neighbouring hilltop and enjoy fantastic views, without breaking a sweat.

A Schiewesch

Rural Museum: Life in olden times

is 300-year-old farmhouse in Binsfeld houses an exhibition of everyday objects from bygone centuries. Travel back in time and ﬁnd out what daily life was like for the residents, farmers and cra smen of the villages of the Ardennes. is includes making bread in the old-fashioned way, because the wood oven is regularly ﬁred up. Digital media are used to bring the region’s history to life in a modern and practical way, while guided walks to the best viewpoints in the area round o the visitor experience.

Musée rural "A Schiewesch" 8, Ëlwenterstrooss L-9946 Binsfeld Tel.: +352 97 98 20 info@museebinsfeld.lu museebinsfeld.lu

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BOURSCHEID ÉISLEK

Bourscheid Castle: The magic of Gothic

Bourscheid Castle is Luxembourg’s bi est castle, an impressive structure easily recognised by its round turrets. It is believed that the castle was built in the 10th century, and then extended in the 14th and 15th centuries, when the fortress wall was added, ﬂanked by six Gothic towers. Nowadays, audio guides in seven di erent languages take visitors around the castle. Bourscheid Castle o ers amazing views of the whole valley. In the evening, the building is lit up, creating a fairy-tale atmosphere. e nearby Stolzembourg House is a magniﬁcent Gothic manor house dating back to 1348.

Château de Bourscheid 1, Schlasswee L-9140 Bourscheid Tel.: +352 99 05 70 info@castle-bourscheid.lu castle-bourscheid.lu

Whether you’re a history enthusiast, an art lover or a curious explorer, our combined ticket is the ideal passport to an enriching and memorable cultural experience in Diekirch. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to immerse yourself in a world where every street corner has a story to tell!

BURFELT ÉISLEK

Burfelt Belvédère and Forest Discovery Centre

e "Belvédère Burfelt" panoramic platform o ers one of the most beautiful and spectacular views over the Upper Sûre Lake. It towers approximately 70 metres above the water and can be reached via a one-kilometre-long trail. If you continue down to the lakeshore, you will pass by the Forest Discovery Centre. Located inside an 18th century farmhouse, it is home to educational exhibitions and activities, where young and old can discover the unique world of the forest in a playful way. Carved wooden ﬁgures, some of them life-sized, keep you company during picnics.

1, Burfelt L-9660 Insenborn

Tel.: +352 24 75 65 21 burfelt@anf.etat.lu

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CLERVAUX ÉISLEK

“Bataille

et Châteaux" Battle of the Bulge and models of castles

An unusual collection of miniature models of Luxembourg’s ancient castles and fortresses is displayed in the museum at Clervaux Castle. e 1:100 models are located in renovated rooms around the castle courtyard; the exhibition is enhanced by pictures and sound recordings. e second part of the museum is themed around the Battle of the Bulge, a key moment in the Second World War that led to the liberation of Luxembourg. is episode is illustrated with numerous documents, authentic uniforms and weapons. e museum also features a number of dioramas to give visitors a better understanding of this dark period.

“Bataille et Châteaux - Bataille des Ardennes et Maquettes de Châteaux”

Château de Clervaux

L-9712 Clervaux

Tel.: +352 26 91 06 95 musee@clervaux.lu visit-clervaux.lu

The Family of Man: A photographic heritage of humanity

What does all humanity have in common? is question is at the heart of " e Family of Man", a renowned evocative exhibition of photographs that has been on the UNESCO World Documentary Heritage list since 2003. A manifesto for peace between people, the exhibition consists of 503 pictures by 273 photographers from 68 countries, including Robert Capa, Henri Cartier-Bresson, August Sander and Dorothea Lange. It was curated by Edward Steichen and ﬁrst displayed at the New York Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in 1955. e exhibition has been permanently housed at Clervaux Castle since the 1990s.

The Family of Man

Château de Clervaux L-9712 Clervaux

Tel.: +352 92 96 57 fom@cna.etat.lu steichencollections-cna.lu

MNHM: A military history museum

What did soldiers and civilians go through during WWII? e Battle of the Bulge was a key battle for the USA in the Second World War. e National Museum of Military History reconstructs the ﬁghting around Diekirch in large-scale dioramas, focusing on the fate of the people concerned. Also on display are weapons, vehicles and other military artefacts, together with numerous documents and archive photos. e museum illustrates the history of Resistance ﬁghters in Luxembourg from 1940 to 1945 and the history of Luxembourg’s army; there are sections about Allied troops in the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War.

Musée national d’Histoire militaire 10, rue Bamertal L-9209 Diekirch

Tel.: +352 80 89 08

reception@mnhm.lu mnhm.lu

DIEKIRCH ÉISLEK

ESCH-SUR-SÛRE

Duch vun Séi: Old cloth factory

A former cloth factory is home to an exhibition about the history of wool processing and cloth manufacturing. Demonstrations of cloth-making are given on carefully restored textile machines that can be put into operation for guided tours on request. e exclusive woollen fabrics that are made here are available to purchase from the museum shop. Only a small number blankets, shawls, ponchos, wash bags, handbags and key fobs are made here, making each one unique. On the first floor of the cloth factory, an interactive exhibition tells visitors about the Upper Sûre Nature Park, the people who live there and the fauna and flora around the reservoir.

Musée de la Draperie "Duch vum Séi" 15, rue de Lultzhausen L-9650 Esch-sur-Sûre

Tel.: +352 89 93 31 1 info@naturpark-sure.lu naturpark-sure.lu

ESCH-SUR-SÛRE ÉISLEK

Esch-sur-Sûre Castle: The town at its feet

Anyone who climbs up to the Esch-sur-Sûre castle will be rewarded with a breathtaking view over the small medieval town and surrounding nature. e castle’s origins date back to the year 774. Today, the fortiﬁed ruins are all that remains of the former stronghold of Eschsur-Sûre. Right next to the main castle, located on a higher rock spur, is a round tower. e main castle encompasses a keep, a chapel, and a cellar, which can all be visited. e castle is one of Luxembourg’s cultural monuments and can be visited for free all-year-round.

Naturpark Öewersauer 15, rue de Lultzhausen

L-9650 Esch-sur-Sûre

Tel.: +352 89 93 31 1

info@naturpark-sure.lu naturpark-sure.lu

ETTELBRUCK ÉISLEK

Urban art tour: an open-air gallery

Ettelbruck has become a creative hub in which artistic expression is embraced. Since 2017, impressive murals by renowned artists adorn the town, transforming it into an open-air gallery, which can be explored on foot. ese street art initiatives aim to encourage young people to pursue artistic disciplines and to inspire creativity as well as promote new perspectives. On the urban art tour, visitors can experience the town, its hidden corners and its art scene at the same time.

Ettelbruck City Tourist Ofﬁce 5, rue Abbé Muller, L-9065 Ettelbruck Tel.: +352 81 20 68 info@ecto.lu ecto.lu

Ettelbruck is a charming city in the north of Luxembourg, offering a variety of sights and activities.

Visit the Ettelbruck City Tourist Ofﬁce to learn about everything this enchanting city has to offer.

5, rue Abbé Muller L-9065 Ettelbruck T +352 81 20 68 info@ecto.lu

Musée de l’Ardoise: 200-year industrial heritage

Descend the ±370 steps by foot, at a depth of 42 metres you can dive into the underground working world of the “Leekëpperten”. By crossing a suspension bridge and several terraces, you pass breathtaking man-made walls and thousand-year-old treasures. e underground visitor mine is set in scene by its unique, modern staging and projections. Discover the former slate quarries of Haut-Martelange alone or in a group, with or without a guide. Other o ers such as workshops, the Enigmo Trail, a ride with the industrial train and the “Bopebistro” will surely enrich your visit.

Musée de l’Ardoise L-8823 Haut-Martelange Tel.: +352 23 640 141 info@ardoise.lu ardoise.lu

Hiking across the Molberlee: Breathtaking views

e Éislek in the north of Luxembourg is the ﬁrst region to have been awarded for the quality of its hiking trails as a "Leading Quality Region – Best of Europe" by the European Hiking Association. e "Molberlee" slate ridge, located on "Éislek Pad Hoscheid", is just one of the quality trails in the region. It o ers breathtaking views and an almost alpine hiking experience. In short: a real hiking highlight. e Escapardenne Lee Trail, a certiﬁed "Leading Quality Trail – Best of Europe", will lead you along the slate ridge.

Visit Éislek

Tel.: +352 26 95 05 66 info@visit-eislek.lu visit-eislek.lu

Discover Golf de Clervaux!

Nestled in the heart of nature, Golf de Clervaux invites you to a unique experience combining sport, relaxation, and gastronomy. Whether you are a golf enthusiast or simply looking for a peaceful retreat, our estate is the perfect starting point for picturesque hikes and mountain biking adventures.

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Naturpark Öewersauer: Solar boat on the reservoir

Explore Luxembourg’s bi est drinking water reservoir and the fauna and ﬂora around it, on a two-hour natural history ride on a solar-powered boat. e boat makes forays into remote side branches of the reservoir and has a stopover on dry land for passengers to visit the Burfelt woodland discovery centre. e reservoir is a popular recreational area. A er your boat trip, take advantage of the many varied and sustainable tourism and leisure facilities that are available in the unspoilt scenery around it.

Naturpark Öewersauer

Insenborn Plage 1

L-9660 Insenborn

Tel.: +352 89 93 31 -1

info@naturpark-sure.lu naturpark-sure.lu

DE LA HAUTE SÛRE

Upper Sûre Lake: Paradise

for nature lovers

e Upper Sûre lake is located at the heart of the "Upper Sûre Nature Park". It is one of Luxembourg’s most beautiful nature and hiking hotspots in the country. e lake, which was dammed in 1961, also supplies drinking water and generates electricity. Numerous hiking trails pass through this area and o er wonderful views over the lake. Nature lovers may spot rare animal and plant species. Since the Upper Sûre reservoir and its bathing areas are a popular recreational destination, especially in summer, it can easily be reached with public transport.

Visit Éislek

Tel.: +352 26 95 05 66

info@visit-eislek.lu

visit-stausei.lu

Schumannseck: Battle of the Bulge Memorial Trail LAC DE LA HAUTE SÛRE

From 1944 to 1945, "Schumannseck" witnessed some of the bloodiest ﬁghting in the Battle of the Bulge. For several weeks, American and German soldiers faced each other in a static battle. e discovery trail traverses the forest and leads visitors alongside still visible remnants such as foxholes, trenches, and bomb craters. Along the innovative and moving memorial trail you’ll encounter 65 life-size silhouettes created from original photos. QR codes helps visitors to access poignant testimonies from contemporary witnesses. e route is 1.2 km (small loop) or 2.8 km (full loop).

Visit Éislek

Tel.: +352 26 95 05 66 info@visit-eislek.lu visit-eislek.lu

Park Sënnesräich: For all the senses

Seeing, hearing, touching, smelling and tasting: "Park Sënnesräich" leisure centre o ers its visitors a wide range of sensory activities. Close your eyes as you walk along the Barefoot Path and try to work out what kind of surface you are walking on. In the “Five Senses Room”, children are shown how the senses work, in a fun but realistic way. Visitors of all ages will also enjoy the outdoor area with its large garden, huge AirTramp air-ﬁlled cushion, playground and maze. While the children romp around in the garden, parents or carers can relax on the terrace of "Bistro Sënnesräich", from where they have a clear view of the outdoor area.

Park Sënnesräich 30, Duarrefstrooss L-9762 Lullange

Tel.: +352 99 47 84 45 info@sennesraich.lu sennesraich.lu

MUNSHAUSEN (CLERVAUX) ÉISLEK

Robbesscheier:

Nature and tradition

In the middle of a green idyll, the "Robbesscheier" tourist centre o ers the chance to get active in nature and in workshops. Discover traditional machines and handicra s from farrier to beekeeper and sawmiller, visit the zoo with its Ardennes horses, a beautiful vegetable garden, playgrounds and a variety of ways to spend an unforgettable day with family, friends or colleagues. Experience nature with all your senses! In the restaurant, try typical dishes which are prepared sustainably with home-grown or regional produce.

Robbesscheier 1, Frummeschgaass L-9766 Munshausen Tel.: +352 92 17 45 1 info@touristcenter.lu robbesscheier.lu

Copper Mine Museum: An excursion below ground

Follow in the footsteps of miners at the Copper Mine Museum. A guided tour of the former copper mine includes a museum outlining the geological features of the region, the history of the copper mine and the extraction techniques that were used, a geological discovery trail with ten interpretation panels and the underground tunnels. e tour lasts between two and three hours. Children under the age of six must be accompanied by adults. Helmets, raincoats and boots are provided free of charge.

Musée Mine de Cuivre 5a, rue Principale L-9463 Stolzembourg

Tel.: +352 621 703 208 info@stolzembourg.lu stolzembourg.lu

Victor Hugo Museum: In the writer‘s footsteps

e Victor Hugo Museum gives an insight into the life and works of this inﬂuential writer who was the author, among many other works, of " e Hunchback of Notre-Dame" and "Les Misérables". Visitors can see Victor Hugo’s room, complete with original furnishings and hologram projections that bring the writer to life. ere are fascinating original artefacts to see, along with 70 information panels and a multimedia room. Audio guides are available in German, English, French, Dutch and Chinese (2 €).

Maison de Victor Hugo 37, rue de la Gare L-9420 Vianden

Tel.: +352 26 87 40 88 musee@victor-hugo.lu victor-hugo.lu

VIANDEN ÉISLEK

Vianden Castle: An outstanding monument

As one of the bi est and most beautiful feudal residences from the Romanesque and Gothic periods, Vianden Castle is a real magnet for visitors. e castle was built between the 11th and 14th century on the foundations of a Roman castle and a Carolingian refuge. For a long time it belonged to the Grand Ducal family, before passing into state ownership in 1977. Since then it has been restored to its former glory. Today, Vianden Castle is one of Europe’s leading historical monuments. ere is a modern, interactive visitor centre in the entrance area.

Château de Vianden

Montée du Château

L-9408 Vianden

Tel.: +352 83 41 08 1 info@castle-vianden.lu castle-vianden.lu

VIANDEN ÉISLEK

07.05 -> 18.10 2025

An open air exhibition of urban gardens, landscape and artistic installations, agricultural projects and living spaces in Luxembourg City and Ettelbruck.

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Vianden Télésiège: Chairlift over the city

e only chairli in the Grand Duchy takes you swinging up over the Our valley and river to a height of 440m. From the café terrace at the top, you can enjoy stunning views of the castle, the valley and the town of Vianden. Souvenir photos are available to purchase from the top station. With the right shoes you can enjoy a light walk back down through the surrounding woods. You emerge at the castle and a further wander through the little medieval town will take you back to your starting point.

Vianden Télésiège 39, rue du Sanatorium L-9425 Vianden

Tel.: +352 83 42 57 touristinfo@vianden.lu visit-vianden.lu

VIANDEN ÉISLEK

Tiermchen“ Wilwerwiltz

Steebroch“ Merkholtz The former state quarry: industrial monument and Natura 2000 habitat

Sonnekrees“ Enscherange/ Pintsch

Restored entrance portal to the former castle courtyard

Confluence of the 50th degree of longitude and 6th degree of latitude

National

Brewery Museum: Microbrewery and tannery

Beer connoisseurs will love this museum housed in the former stables of Wiltz Castle, along with a microbrewery. e museum gives insights into the di erent stages of beer-making – from mashing the grain to brewing, fermentation and ﬁnally storage. Learn the art of beer-making for yourself on a master brewer’s course. And of course, you’ll be able to try your own brew on the spot. You can also raise a glass in style at the historic Jhang Primus, an authentic tavern with charming Belle Époque décor. One section of the museum is devoted to the history of the tanning industry.

Tourist Ofﬁce

35, rue du Château L-9516 Wiltz

Tel.: +352 95 99 39 250 visit@wiltz.lu biermuseum.lu

WILTZ ÉISLEK

Rocks and fairy-tale trails

Spectacular rocks, narrow gorges, picturesque valley streams, verdant meadows and magical forests: welcome to the Mullerthal region. Characterised by sandstone rocks and nature, the region is also known as Luxembourg’s Little Switzerland. The best way to discover it is on the 112-kilometre Mullerthal Trail.

A diverse world of plants waits to be explored as the Mullerthal region is a true biotope. Some also call it a fairytale land, since many rock formations bear mysterious names and are closely connected with fables and legends.

In the Mullerthal, several paths lead to Echternach, where thousands of people throng once a year to dance in the town's streets for the Hopping Procession. Be prepared to be moved in more ways than one by the Mullerthal region.

Beaufort Castles: Medieval meets Renaissance

In the beautiful countryside of Beaufort, you can visit not one but two castles. Not far from the chateau’s idyllic lake, an impressive medieval castle towers overhead. Originally built between 1050 and 1650, the imposing ruins were renovated and opened to the public in 1932. Today they are regarded as a historic monument. Just around the corner, you’ll ﬁnd the Renaissance castle, which dates from the 17th century. e fascinating interiors bring the magic of the past to life. e castle can only be visited on a guided tour, which ends with an opportunity to taste the famous "Casséro" liqueur.

Châteaux de Beaufort

24, Rue du Château

L-6313 Beaufort

Tel.: +352 83 66 01

contact@beaufortcastles.com beaufortcastles.com

Aquatower Berdorf: The essence of life

Water is essential for life – so why not refresh your knowledge of this element in a fun way? Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of drinking water by visiting the 55 metre-high Aquatower in Berdorf. ere’s an exhibition with various interactive items on water and geology. A special highlight is the climb up to the 50 metre-high lookout platform, from where you can enjoy a stunning view of Berdorf and the surrounding area. At the foot of the tower you'll ﬁnd benches to relax and opportunities for children to play with water.

Aquatower Berdorf 106a, rue de Consdorf L-6551 Berdorf

Tel.: +352 26 78 40 05

aquatower@berdorf.lu aquatower-berdorf.lu

Ramborn Cider Haff: Craft cider and juices

Apples from the orchards are turned into delicious cider: Luxembourg has a tradition of cider-making, but for many years it was forgotten. e three founders of Ramborn Cider Ha have revived that tradition on their modern, renovated farm. Working with growers in the surrounding area, they use over 100 di erent apple varieties to make prizewinning ciders which sometimes have unexpected ﬂavours like vanilla or rum. e apples, pears and quince come from local orchards and are pressed on site; the various ciders, juices and sodas are available for visitors to taste and purchase. You can visit both the cider farm and its meadow orchards.

Ramborn Cider Haff

23, Duerfstrooss L-6660 Born

Tel.: +352 26 72 92 04 info@ramborn.com ramborn.com

We’re open from 8 April through to 28 September 2025

Roman villa Echternach: Walking among columns

e Roman villa of Echternach is one of the most important buildings from the Roman era north of the Alps. In its heyday, this luxurious house provided its residents with an impressive level of comfort. In the museum next door, lifesize ﬁgures show what daily life in the Roman villa was like. A ﬁlm about Roman culture and a reconstructed Roman garden with over 70 plants complete the site. A er your visit, you can enjoy a walk around Echternach lake.

Villa romaine d’Echternach

Lac d'Echternach

L-6478 Echternach

Tel.: +352 47 93 30 21 4 contact@mnaha.etat.lu mnha.lu

St. Willibrord Basilica: A former cultural hub

In the Middle Ages, the monks at the Abbey of Echternach produced beautiful and elaborately designed manuscripts that were famous throughout Europe. e museum, which is housed in the vaulted cellars of the abbey palace dating from 1727, still bears witness to this. High-quality facsimiles of manuscripts such as the "Codex Aureus Epternacensis", which were produced in the Echternach scriptorium, are exhibited here. e abbey museum also o ers an overview of the life and work of Willibrord, who founded the abbey in 698 and whose remains lie in the basilica crypt. e origins of the “Sprangpressessioun” (hopping procession), included in UNESCO’s Intangible Heritage of Humanity, date back to Willibrord’s death.

Basilique Saint Willibrord L-6460 Echternach

Tel.: +352 72 02 30

touristinfo@visitechternach.lu basilika.lu

The Hopping Procession: Experience world heritage

The Echternach Hopping Procession has been a special cultural and religious event for centuries. Part of the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage, it attracts lots of visitors and pilgrims each Whit Tuesday. The documentation centre displays paintings, texts, pictures, films, and maps about the history and course of the hopping procession as well as the basilica’s history. Also on display are devotional objects, a statue, and reliquary of Willibrord, which characterise him as a popular saint. In the adjoining corridors there is a lapidary museum with the remains of tombstones from the time of the former abbey.

Centre de documentation de la Procession dansante Basilique L-6401 Echternach

Tel.: +352 72 01 49 polam@pt.lu willibrord.lu

Echternach Lake: Relaxation and action

The man-made Echternach lake, located on the edge of Luxembourg’s oldest town, offers a wide range of leisure and recreational activities. It measures 30 hectares and offers pedalo hire, a bike park, trampolines in summer, barbecue areas, as well as hiking and mountain bike trails among other things, all of which make it an amazing place to spend a wonderful day. Not far from the youth hostel, on “Adventure Island”, you can find a swimming area that is accessible free of charge every day from May to September from 07:00 to 22:00. There is now also a barrier-free comfort hiking trail around the lake.

Lac d'Echternach

Rue Grégoire Schouppe

L-6479 Echternach

Tel.: +352 72 02 30

info@mullerthal.lu visitechternach.lu

Larochette Castles: A royal view

Two castles tower over this area, dominating the picturesque little town of Larochette. e buildings of the fortified castle, which date back to before the 12th century, are perched on a high rock made of Luxembourg sandstone, about 150 m above the valley of the White Ernz, a tributary of the river Sûre. e oldest part of the castle was formerly "Homburg Manor", which was destroyed by fire in 1565 and remains in ruins. "Créhange Manor" is the only building that has so far been fully restored. Temporary art exhibitions fill its historic rooms. e many footpaths and mountain biking routes in the area o er excellent views over the whole castle complex.

Châteaux de Larochette

Montée du Château

L-7622 Larochette

Tel.: +352 83 74 97 larochettecastle@outlook.com visitlarochette.lu

Mindful walking on the Barefoot Path

What does it feel like? e Barefoot Path is a way of heightening our awareness of di erent materials such as sandstone, mulch, grit, sand, turf, wooden decking, bark, pine cones and pebbles. It’s an enjoyable experience for adults and children alike. So, o with your shoes and step into the fun – and don’t worry, you can wash your feet at the end. e Barefoot Path is roughly 745 m long. You’ll also ﬁnd a motor skills exercise park here. Admission is free but large groups are requested to book in advance. Refreshments are available from the restaurant at the adjacent "Kengert" campsite. ere are also children's playgrounds here.

Sentier "pieds nus" Kengert L-7633 Medernach

Tel.: +352 83 71 86

contact@medernach.info medernach.info

MEDERNACH KENGERT MULLERTHAL

Tourist Centre Heringer Millen: Everything about the region

When exploring the Mullerthal region – Luxembourg’s Little Switzerland – the Heringer Millen Tourist Centre in the small village of Mullerthal is well worth a visit. is is the place to go to ﬁnd out more about local hikes or other tourist attractions in the region and the country in general. e restored 17th century

ﬂour mill also houses a mill museum with a large working mill wheel, and an old stone oven, which is still used to bake bread in traditional fashion. e restaurant next door serves refreshments for your hike.

Touristcenter Heringer Millen 1, rue des Moulins

L-6245 Mullerthal

Tel.: +352 87 89 88 info@mullerthal-millen.lu mullerthal-millen.lu

Henri Tudor Museum: A passion for electricity

For scientist Henri Tudor, electricity was a passion. e Rosport museum dedicated to him is a combination of science centre and traditional museum. Learn about the impact of Henri Tudor’s work on daily life – from the 19th century to the present day. e engineer was one of the pioneers in the development of electricity storage, lead acid batteries, street lighting, agricultural machinery, methods of transport and much more. You can follow in his footsteps as a researcher here – and experimentation is deﬁnitely encouraged!

Henri

9, rue Henri Tudor L-6582 Rosport

Tel.: +352 73 00 66 20 6

info@musee-tudor.lu musee-tudor.lu

Musée

Tudor

Relaxation without borders

The Moselle River meanders along the valley and region of the same name, forming a natural border with Germany. The romantic beauty of the valley draws visitors to its famous wineries, charming hotels and medieval towns.

Popular white wine grape varieties grow on sunlit slopes, before being turned into Riesling, Pinot Gris or the region’s characteristic Auxerrois. Several kinds of fruit grow here and are made into spirits and juices. These local drinks can be enjoyed in picturesque villages and at traditional events.

From the vineyards around Schengen, the emblem of a united Europe, you have a wonderful view over the Moselle, where on its far bank the rest of Europe unfolds.

MOSELLE

A Possen: Wine, folklore and toys

How did people from the Moselle live and work in the past? Find out at the "A Possen" museum, which spans seven houses; the oldest of which was built in 1617. Learn about the everyday lives of a typical winemaking family in the 18th and 19th centuries in the Folklore and Wine Museum. e Toy Museum brings childhood from yesteryear to life. Events also include themed tours, workshops for children and adults, exhibitions and music evenings.

Musée "A Possen" 2, Keeseschgaessel L-5405 Bech-Kleinmacher

Tel.: +352 23 69 73 53 info@musee-possen.lu musee-possen.lu

Gallo-Roman Theatre: Front

row seats to the past

The Moselle region has some impressive remnants of the Romans. Gallo-Roman settlement “Vicus Ricciacus”, near present-day Dalheim, was located on the important Roman highway from the Mediterranean to the Rhine. One highlight is the enormous Gallo-Roman theatre, which used to seat thousands of spectators. Here, you can feel the past in the ancient stones while the adjoining museum provides a vivid impression of what this site used to look like.

Rue Neie Wee L-5687 Dalheim

Tel.: +352 621 351 046

info@ricciacus.lu

www.ricciacus.lu

Butterﬂy Garden: Magical world

Visitors enter a magical world when they go to the Grevenmacher Butterfly Garden. In the near-tropical temperatures of the 600m2 greenhouse, you can see hundreds of exotic butterflies flitting about. If you’re lucky, one of these delicate creatures may even land on your arm. ere’s a lot more than butterflies to see: in the tropical conditions here, at 28 °C and between 70 and 80 % humidity, Chinese painted quail, chameleons, tortoises, various birds and a colony of bees (behind glass) also thrive. Round o your visit with a stop at the museum shop and the café.

Jardin des Papillons

56, route de Trèves L-6793 Grevenmacher Tel.: +352 75 85 39 papillons@elisabeth.lu papillons.lu

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Caves de Grevenmacher:

Wine by the river

e Moselle forms the natural border between Luxembourg and Germany. It is here, in the vineyards surrounding the river, that the grapes of the excellent Moselle wines and crémants ﬂourish. e family of "Domaines Vinsmoselle" winegrowers now includes 240 wineries. One of them is the "Caves de Grevenmacher", situated on the banks of the river. Here, you can taste various wines, get recommendations and purchase wines. Larger events and functions for groups can also be organised here.

Domaines VinsmoselleGrevenmacher 12, rue des Caves L-6718 Grevenmacher

Tel.: +352 75 01 75 tourisme@vinsmoselle.lu vinsmoselle.lu

Caves Bernard-Massard: Traditional sparkling wine

When it comes to making still and sparkling wines using traditional methods, Bernard-Massard is Luxembourg’s leading family-run winemaking business, with a total annual production of nearly 3.5 million bottles. It is now managed by the ﬁ h generation of the same family. On a guided tour of the cellars, you will learn the secrets of making wine and crémant (sparkling wine), including audiovisual presentations. e tour is followed by a tasting session in elegant surroundings, with views of the Moselle. In the charming wine bar, you will ﬁnd the complete range of wines and cuvées from the di erent vineyards.

Caves Bernard-Massard S.A. 22, route du Vin L-6794 Grevenmacher

Tel.: +352 75 05 45 228

info@bernard-massard.lu bernard-massard.lu

MS Princesse Marie-Astrid:

Standing on the deck of the "MS Princesse Marie-Astrid", you’ll see the Moselle valley from a di erent angle. Enjoy a gourmet meal in the luxurious, elegant interior, and through the huge panoramic windows watch the vineyards, picturesque little villages and gently rolling hills and forests dri slowly by. e luxury vessel operates from Easter until September and also o ers charter trips. Booking is essential.

Entente Touristique de la Moselle 10, route du Vin L-6794 Grevenmacher

Tel.: +352 75 82 75 info@marie-astrid.lu marie-astrid.lu

Shopping experience and recreation resort Grevenmacher

In the Moselle metropolis of Grevenmacher, small boutiques and shops as well as excellent restaurants and cafés invite you to shop and linger.

Experience the historic city center and the idyllic Moselle promenade with 4-star camping, playground and outdoor pool.

Look forward to the “Miseler Way of Life” in the picturesque Moselle town of Grevenmacher.

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Kulturhuef:

Playing cards, print and film

"Kulturhuef" is home to an exhibition about the founder of a dynasty of playing card manufacturers, Jean Dieudonné, who settled in Grevenmacher in 1754. e second permanent exhibition is about book printing. "Kulturhuef" is also home to a charming cinema which shows blockbusters, children’s ﬁlms and arthouse movies and regularly hosts special screenings attended by directors and experts. e menu at the café features regional produce. In summer, the terrace in the courtyard is a nice place to enjoy a glass of Moselle wine in a Mediterranean ambience.

Kulturhuef

54, route de Trèves

L-6793 Grevenmacher

Tel.: +352 26 74 64 1 mail@kulturhuef.lu kulturhuef.lu

Manternacher Fiels Dream Loop: Through the wild ravine forest

Visit Luxembourg’s Moselle region for hiking at its best. The three “dream loops” (circular hikes) around the "Saar-Hunsrück-Steig", labelled as premium hiking trails by the German Hiking Institute, guarantee unforgettable experiences through the diverse landscapes. The "Manternacher Fiels" trail is of medium difficulty and runs through a nature reserve of the same name, past an impressive forest gorge, through gigantic rock formations and the narrow "Kerbtal" valley. Plenty of stunning views await you at "Lelliger Plateau" and even a vineyard in the middle of a forest. As you near the finish line, take a break at the "A Wiewesch" nature house, where you can find useful information and tips.

Visit Moselle

Tel.: +352 26 74 78 74 info@visitmoselle.lu visitmoselle.lu

Casino 2OOO:

Fun, games and excitement

Fun and games, excitement and emotion –you’ll ﬁnd it all at Casino 2OOO, 365 days a year. e casino o ers interesting games of chance, top-quality food and a varied programme of events, in a glamorous yet relaxed atmosphere. It’s the place to go for gaming enthusiasts in Luxembourg and welcomes 520,000 visitors a year. Spending an evening here might involve indulging in haute cuisine at any of three di erent restaurants, applauding the artists at the "Chapito" or trying your luck on the slot machines or at roulette. Accommodation is available at the 4-star Superior Hotel Casino 2OOO or the Villa des Roses.

Casino 2OOO Rue Flammang L-5618 Mondorf-les-Bains

Tel.: +352 23 61 11 info@casino2000.lu casino2000.lu

Mondorf Domaine Thermal:

Relax, move, energise

Luxembourg’s only thermal baths bring together the beneficial e ects of thermal water and exercise! Mondorf's "Domaine ermal" has plenty to o er for health and well-being. Enjoy the thermal pools’ pleasant temperature of 36°C, the saunas, hammams, whirlpools, and not forgetting the light-filled rooms for sports classes, as well as the extensive historical park. Here you will find the right setting for soothing exercise at your own pace.

Syndicat d’Initiative Mondorf-les-Bains 26, avenue des Bains L-5610 Mondorf-les-Bains

Tel.: +352 23 66 75 75 info@visitmondorf.lu visitmondorf.lu

Aviation Museum: Aeronautics past

and present

e Aviation Museum situated in the green parkland of the thermal baths celebrates the era of aviation pioneers and propels visitors on a fascinating journey through the history of ﬂight. e museum is intended to be the start of a complete inventory of the history of aviation in Luxembourg and is continuously being enlarged by its operators, who are passionate aviation enthusiasts.

Musée de l’Aviation 26, avenue des Bains L-5601 Mondorf-les-Bains

Tel.: +352 23 66 69 69 info@ﬂigermusee.lu ﬂigermusee.lu

Biodiversum Camille Gira: Nature

conservation

is futuristic nature conservation centre sits on an artificial island at the foot of the vineyards in the "Ha Réimech" nature conservation area. On the ground floor, you'll find displays about the history of the nature conservation area and the underwater world.

On the top ﬂoor, visitors can learn all about the bird and plantlife here, other nature conservation areas in Luxembourg, environmental protection and sustainability. It’s a good idea to combine your visit with a birdwatching tour of the nature reserve, which is of great importance for the huge diversity of bird species and the wealth of fauna and ﬂora. In summer, cool o in the nearby "Ba erweier", former quarry ponds.

Biodiversum Camille Gira 5, Bréicherwee L-5441 Remerschen Tel.: +352 24 75 65 31 biodiversum@anf.etat.lu biodiversum.lu

Caves du Sud: Discover wine culture

e winegrowers’ cooperative of "Domaines Vinsmoselle" was founded in 1921 and is now Luxembourg’s leading producer of wine and crémant. More than 240 winemakers are members of the cooperative which boasts four locations along the Moselle. e "Caves du Sud" winery, founded in 1948, is located at the heart of the vineyards in the south-east of Luxembourg. Here the "Domaines Vinsmoselle" team welcomes visitors to their unusual bar and give a fascinating tour to help you learn about Luxembourg’s wine culture. In summer you can sit outside on the sunny terrace to taste the many and varied ﬂavours of Moselle wines.

Caves du Sud

32, route du Vin L-5440 Remerschen

Tel.: +352 23 66 48 26 tourisme@vinsmoselle.lu vinsmoselle.lu

Remerschen Lakes: Accessible water fun

As an accessible destination designed for all, the 25-hectare "Ba erweieren" in Remerschen invites hundreds of water and sun enthusiasts every spring and summer to swim, sunbathe, and go for walks. Four-le ed friends are also welcome on a dedicated dog beach. Visitors can rent stand-up paddle boards and rowboats, as well as buy drinks and snacks on site.

Book your ticket online in advance!

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Lacs de Remerschen Breicherwee L-5441 Remerschen

Tel.: +352 691 200 220

info@baggerweier.lu baggerweier.lu

Navitours:

Float gently along the Moselle

Treat yourself to some time out on the water with a voyage of discovery through the Moselle valley in the "SaarLorLux" border triangle, and set o on a boat ride from Remich. Choose between round trips, cruises through locks and gourmet cruises. During your leisurely trip, head to the restaurant to enjoy regional produce prepared in the onboard kitchen.

Navitours Quai de la Moselle

L-5553 Remich

Tel.: +352 75 84 89 info@navitours.lu navitours.lu

Remich Comfort Hiking Trail: A fun tour for all!

Remich's "Comfort Hiking Trail" is located in the Moselle region in the tranquil village of Remich. It is an easy circular walk through the town’s alleys, the Jeannot Belling park, and along the esplanade with a view of the Moselle from Remich towards Stadtbredimus. You can also extend your trip and discover the region by taking a trip on one of the boats that o er tours. ere are plenty of places to sit and rest along the way and the path is mostly ﬂat. e trail is suitable for families, the elderly, and people with reduced mobility.

Visit Moselle

Tel.: +352 26 74 78 74

info@visitmoselle.lu visitmoselle.lu

Discover the Moselle with "Navi-Tour":

An unforgettable cruise.

Welcome on board!

Discover the breathtaking beauty of the Moselle on a relaxing cruise with Navi-Tour.

The Moselle, one of the most picturesque rivers, winds through idyllic wine-growing landscapes, charming villages, and stunning nature.

For your cruise, choose between scenic boat trips, lock passages, or gourmet cruises, and enjoy local delicacies from our onboard restaurant during this delightful journey.

Caves St Martin: Underground wine paradise

If you are following Luxembourg’s Wine Route, you must visit the "Pearl of the Moselle", the prestigious "Caves St Martin" winery just outside Remich. Take a guided tour, including a wine tasting, during which you will walk to the heart of the underground tunnels – nearly a kilometre long – that have been carved into the solid limestone rock. A er exploring the wine-tasting cellar and shop, relax on the terrace overlooking the Moselle. e "Caves St Martin" hosts many workshops and special events, and refreshments are available from "Pavilion Saint-Martin". Warm clothing is recommended because the temperature in the tunnels is a constant, damp 12°C.

Caves St Martin

53, route de Stadtbredimus L-5570 Remich

Tel.: +352 23 69 97 74 info@cavesstmartin.lu cavesstmartin.lu

European Information Centre: The spirit of Europe

e small, picturesque winegrowing village of Schengen in the tri-border area became world-famous over 30 years ago as a positive symbol of open borders in Europe. At the European Museum in Schengen, you can gain an insight into the Schengen Agreement and the history of Europe. Stroll across "Place des Étoiles" (Star Square) where you’ll ﬁnd the Columns of the Nations, representing each member state, and an original piece of the Berlin Wall. Walk along the riverside promenade where the boats are moored, and take a look at the three steel monuments on "Place de l’Accord de Schengen". Please note that the museum is closed due to renovation work and will reopen in June 2025.

Centre Européen Schengen

a.s.b.l.

6, rue Robert Goebbels

L-5444 Schengen

Tel.: +352 26 66 58 10 info@visitschengen.lu visitschengen.lu

Wasserbillig Aquarium: A mysterious habitat

“A fascinating aquarium, a mysterious habitat” – enter the colourful, species-rich diversity of the underwater world. Here you’ll find exotic and native fish living in saltwater and freshwater tanks where whole landscapes have been created from plants and rocks. e 15 di erent aquariums contain a total of 90,000 litres of water. e rocky tanks are full of South and East American perch, while discus, angelfish, neon tetra and the like hunt for food in the more densely planted tanks. You can also admire the vicious but shy and exotic piranhas and even pike, one of the bi est predatory fish in Luxembourg’s waters.

Aquarium - Centre de loisirs

Rue des Pépinières

L-6645 Wasserbillig

Tel.: +352 26 74 02 37

aquarium@grevenmachercig.lu aquarium.wasserbillig.lu

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Caves de Wellenstein: Rich in tradition

Founded in 1930, "Caves de Wellenstein" is now the largest of the "Domaines Vinsmoselle" sites, which includes 240 wineries. It is the control centre of the worldwide shipping centre of Vinsmoselle wines from the Grand Duchy. One of Wellenstein's highlights is the pressing of the straw wine in the traditional old cellar. e wine tavern and banqueting hall are perfect places to celebrate this too. Cellar tours can be reserved all year round, except during harvest time (approx. September).

Duration: approx. 60 minutes.

Caves de Wellenstein

37, rue des Caves L-5471 Wellenstein

Tel.: +352 26 66 14 40 tourisme@vinsmoselle.lu vinsmoselle.lu

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Caves Crémants Poll-Fabaire: A prestigious winery

is winery is a member of the "Domaines Vinsmoselle" cooperative that was founded in 1921 and is now the leading producer of wine and crémants in Luxembourg. e winegrowers’ cooperative has four sites along the Moselle. e Art Deco style winery in Wormeldange is where the prestigious Poll-Fabaire brand of Luxembourg crémant is produced. e winery team welcomes you on the banks of the Moselle for a tour in which you can learn to appreciate the wide range of di erent Luxembourg wines and crémants. In summer you can taste the di erent grape varieties that are used to make Moselle wines while relaxing on the sunny terrace, surrounded by vineyards.

Caves Crémants Poll-Fabaire

115, route du Vin L-5481 Wormeldange

Tel.: +352 76 82 11 tourisme@vinsmoselle.lu vinsmoselle.lu

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The heart of industrial heritage

The Minett region in the south of Luxembourg is named after its rusty red soil that’s rich in iron ore. The Minett ore that was once mined in the area – mostly in the first half of the 20th century and all the way into the 1970s – provided the region, and indeed the nation with its wealth even in the post-war years.

But now nature is reclaiming the old industrial sites in spectacular style. You can marvel at the power and beauty of nature on the Minett Tour and the Minett Trail, a 90-kilometre hiking route divided into different stages.

It’s fascinating to explore abandoned mines and industrial wastelands that have been transformed into nature reserves, but the focus isn’t all on the past.

The Minett region is looking forward too, with its modern university holding the promise of a bright future.

Brasserie Nationale: Beer as a national cultural heritage

Take a look behind the scenes of Luxembourg’s largest brewery in the "Brasserie Nationale" in Bascharage. During a guided tour, you can gain insights into the brewing process of the brewery, which is around two hundred years old. Taste the di erence between the popular "Bo erding", "Battin", and "Funck-Bricher" beer (the latter is brewed according to organic standards), while children can sample the refreshing water from the brewery’s own spring. You can dine in the brewery’s pub and even brew your own creation during one of the brewing workshops. Don’t worry if you’ve had a drop too much though, the "Brauhotel", just across the road, will be happy to accommodate you.

Brasserie Nationale 2, bd JF Kennedy L-4930 Bascharage Tel.: +352 23 63 64 217 visite@bofferding.lu visitebrasserienationale.com

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An der Schwemm: Swimming and wellness BETTEMBOURG

Fun and games, exercise and relaxation: everything related to swimming and wellness can be found at the "An der Schwemm" swimming and wellness centre. ere are pools for both proficient swimmers and beginners, a waterfall, a paddling pool with mini-slide, and the spectacular 40-metre-long Black Hole slide with sound and flashing LED strobe lights. Afterwards, you can relax on the roof terrace or at the juice bar. e sauna complex features two Finnish saunas with infrared therapy lights, a steam bath, plunge pool, Kneipp pool and a rest area with deckchairs. A bistro with outdoor terrace, a small shop and a restaurant add the finishing touches.

An der Schwemm 10, rue J.H. Polk L-3275 Bettembourg Tel.: +352 26 52 95 1 info@an-der-schwemm.lu an-der-schwemm.lu

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Bettembourg Fairytale Park: A wonderful fantasy world

A visit to the Fairytale Park is all about fun, adventure and imagination, exploring and learning. Children will have an unforgettable day in this enchanting place. Snow White, Cinderella and other fairytale characters are brought to life in the Fairytale Forest. en move on to the large animal enclosure with its domestic and exotic animals, the aquariums and terrariums and the Amazonia tropical house. e miniature train and Pony Express are also a big hit. Children can work o their energy in the big playground, drive with the mini-cars or play mini-golf. Refreshments are available in the restaurant or the cafeteria with its covered terrace.

Parc Merveilleux Bettembourg

Route de Mondorf

L-3260 Bettembourg

Tel.: +352 51 10 48 1

parc@parc-merveilleux.lu

parc-merveilleux.lu

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Luxembourg Science Center: Interactive discovery

e Luxembourg Science Center is an ultra-modern discovery centre for science and technology. Here, novice researchers from the age of ﬁve upwards can learn through play. e permanent exhibition features more than 70 interactive experiments to explore. e fun demonstrations and workshops are hard to resist. Whether you’re building a device to generate a gigantic arc of light, playing table football against a robot, making steel melt in a split second or taking part in a molecular cookery workshop, you’re bound to ﬁnd something to spark your curiosity!

Luxembourg Science Center 1, rue John Ernest Dolibois L-4573 Differdange

Tel.: +352 28 83 99 1 reception@science-center.lu science-center.lu

Parc Le’h Adventures: Climbing among treetops

Dudelange is not just great for hikes and food: in the "Parc Le’h Adventures" climbing park, you can push your physical limits and safely conquer the treetops. The course consists of over 100 different challenges spread over seven routes with nets, suspension bridges, surfing, zip lines, Tarzan, Monkeytrees, a Bambini, and a team-building course. The maximum height of the activities is 17 metres. Whether toddler (from +/- 2 years), adult, or grandpa and grandma, whether families or groups, there’s something for everyone. Afterwards, recharge your batteries at the "Restaurant Parc Le’h".

Parc Le’h

203, rue du Parc L-3542 Dudelange

Tel.: +352 621 66 91 12 aventure.lu

VISIT THE SCIENCE CENTER

Over 100 Interactive Stations

Over 20 Science Shows

A FASCINATING JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY

Located in Differdange, the Luxembourg Science Center is an interactive discovery center dedicated to science and new technologies. Open every day, visitors can enjoy an exciting series of discoveries for all ages.

Whether with family or friends, experiment with nearly 100 interactive stations and take part in one of the 20 spectacular Science Shows currently on the program, including the Planetarium.

Escher Schwemm: Bathing in the park

e swimming pool in Esch-sur-Alzette is perfect for leisure and relaxation and having a good time with friends or family. It has a big pool with a diving tower, a learners’ pool and a whirlpool area. Children of all ages will love the kids’ pool, water games and 40-metre-long slide. e outdoor pool with its massage bench is open all year round. ere is also a wellness area and a ﬁtness centre.

Escher Schwemm 1, place des Sacriﬁés 1940-1945 L-4115 Esch-sur-Alzette

Tel.: +352 27 54 72 00 info.bainsduparc@villeesch.lu lesbainsduparc.esch.lu

National Resistance Museum: Life under the Nazis

e National Museum of Resistance and Human Rights (MNRDH) in Esch/Alzette is a place of remembrance and education, of transmission and commemoration. Since the beginning of 2024, the MNRDH has a new permanent exhibition and is the only museum in Luxembourg to cover the entire history of the Second World War. It explains the structures and organisations of the Nazi regime as well as the consequences of the dictatorship, the reactions and actions, such as collaboration and resistance. A new human rights section creates a link to current events.

Musée national de la Résistance et des Droits humains Place de la Résistance

L-4041 Esch-sur-Alzette

Tel.: +352 54 84 72

info@mnr.lu mnr.lu

Belval:

Blast Furnace and City of Science

e last remaining blast furnaces in Luxembourg are in Belval. A tour allows you to visit Blast Furnace A and climb up to 40 metres (li also available). e panoramic view is exceptional and you can see the extent of the conversion of the former industrial wasteland into the City of Science, not least its remarkable architectural development. An exhibition and a model dedicated to the conversion are presented in the Maison de l’Innovation. Cultural events such as the Blast Furnace Festival in summer and the night tours in spring and autumn are organised throughout the year. A must-see cultural heritage destination for any tourist!

Le Fonds Belval

1, avenue du Rock’n’Roll

L-4361 Esch-sur-Alzette

Tel.: +352 26 84 01 visite@fonds-belval.lu fonds-belval.lu

Ellergronn: Nature Reserve and Forest Centre

Nature lovers shouldn't miss Ellergronn nature reserve and the Nature and Forest Centre. There are six different loop trails in the reserve, three of which are part of the European Natura 2000 network. Enthusiastic hikers might want to combine all the routes into one 12 km circular trail. The nature reserve also welcomes mountain bikers with specially designated trails. The most important thing is to always stay on the paths! The plants and animals will appreciate it.

Centre nature et forêt Ellergronn

Rue Jean-Pierre Bausch

L-4114 Esch-sur-Alzette

Tel.: +352 247 56 516

ellergronn@anf.etat.lu emwelt.lu

Escher Déierepark: Animal park and adventure farm

See around 25 animal species, including deer, raccoons, and Poitou donkeys, all-year-round in the "Escher Déierepark", on "Gaalgebierg" not far from Esch-sur-Alzette’s town centre. A big hit with families, children can pet the animals on the "Heemelwee". Check out the animal park’s educational farm, which has traditional domestic animal breeds. The "Bamhauscafé" (tree house café) promises calm and refreshments after the visit. And if you don't want to leave, you can find an original overnight experience in the Escher Bamhaiser: a tree house-style accommodation located inside the park.

Escher Déierepark 64, Gaalgebierg

L-4142 Esch-sur-Alzette Tel.: +352 27 54 37 50 deierepark@villeesch.lu deierepark.esch.lu

BlocX - Urban Fitness: The place to be for bouldering

In this gym, climbing, jumping, and running are encouraged. Not only does the brand-new gym o er exciting boulders but you can also train on a ninja obstacle course. Coaches are happy to help visitors face new challenges. Birthdays and other parties can also be hosted at “BlocX”. What about an exciting team building day with colleagues? Regulars will leave stronger each time. Oh, and did we mention that it is super fun?

BlocX - Urban Fitness

41, route de Belval

L-4024 Esch-sur-Alzette

Tel.: +352 27 38 01 62

climb@blocx.lu blocx.lu

Minett Park Fond-de-Gras: An open-air museum

Nowadays, it’s hard to imagine that the peaceful little valley of Fond-de-Gras was, until the 1960s, one of the country’s leading mining centres. At "Minett Park Fond-de-Gras", over 100 years of industrial history in the south of Luxembourg are brought to life. e "Train 1900" steam train links Pétange with Fond-de-Gras just as it used to around the turn of the last century. e “Minièresbunn” miners’ train takes visitors through a tunnel where iron ore used to be extracted, from Fond-de-Gras to the mining village of Lasauvage and as far as Saulnes (in France). In summer, the Blues Express music festival and the Steampunk Convention make this open-air museum buzz with life!

Minett Park Fond-de-Gras

2, Fond-de-Gras

L-4576 Differdange

Tel.: +352 26 58 20 69

info@minettpark.lu

minettpark.lu

Aquasud: Take a dip in the cool water

e second you enter the outdoor pool in Di erdange-Oberkorn, your next holiday feels a whole lot closer, partly because it is possible to lounge on the large lawn next to the pool. Grab a beach towel, a couple of books, a sun hat, and your sunglasses and enjoy the summer atmosphere for a few hours or until sunset. ere are also some covered areas. Swimming pool, ﬁtness, wellness, bar, and a beauty parlour make for a well-rounded o er.

Aquasud 1, rue Jeannot Kremer L-4671 Oberkorn

Tel.: +352 27 32 83 1 info.aquasud-differdange@ vert-marine.com aquasud-differdange.com

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The Carriage Museum: Historic horse-drawn carriages

Visitors to this musuem can see 33 historic horse-drawn carriages dating back to the 19th century. Of particular interest are the seven carriages belonging to the Grand Ducal court and the Grand Duke’s huge gala coupé. Accessories such as harnesses, ba age and travel paraphernalia take visitors back to the time when the Grand Ducal family and other wealthy citizens travelled around by carriage.

Musée de Calèches Grande-Duchesse Charlotte 21, rue de Crauthem L-3390 Peppange Tel.: +352 51 69 99 contact@musee-rural.lu musee-rural.lu

Rural and Artisanal Museum: Life on the land

What was life in the countryside like nearly 200 years ago? is museum is housed in an old farm built in 1840 and shows what working on a farm was like, along with many former village cra workshops. You can also see a number of examples of agricultural machinery and furniture from the 19th century. An audio tour guides visitors around the museum. ere’s a playground for children and a welcoming café-restaurant where visitors can enjoy some local specialities.

Musée rural et artisanal 38, rue de Crauthem L-3390 Peppange

Tel.: +352 51 69 99

contact@musee-rural.lu musee-rural.lu

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National Mining Museum: Travel underground

Tunnel underground like a miner! To enter the mine, visitors take a 20-minute trip on the mine railway, just like the workers did. en they continue on foot. A museum guide explains what life was like for the men who had to spend the whole day in the tunnels. Most of the museum’s collection is housed in the actual mine, so the tools and machines are displayed in their natural environment, bearing witness to over 100 years of technical progress in iron ore mining. e mine tours last about 1.5 hours and are o ered to groups, with a museum guide.

Musée national des Mines

Carreau de la mine Walert

L-3714 Rumelange

Tel.: +352 56 56 88

info@mnm.lu mnm.lu

RedRock Climbing Center: Face dizzying heights

Luxembourg’s largest and most modern climbing gym is designed according to Olympic standards and o ers the ultimate challenge for ambitious climbers and boulderers. e main hall is 15.50 metres high and has four auto-belay devices. ere’s also a training room for beginners and children as well as a bouldering area, which is 4.50 metres high. A total area of 1400 square metres is available for climbing and bouldering. Climbing equipment can be hired and purchased on site.

RedRock Climbing Center 12, rue Jean Anen L-4413 Soleuvre

Tel.: +352 26 59 08 79

redrock-climbingcenter.lu

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Steinfort pool: Swimming and relaxing

e Steinfort swimming complex has a 25m pool where sports enthusiasts can train seriously, as well as a multi-purpose pool measuring 25 x 10m (depth 0.9 - 1.80m) with an area for non-swimmers. e water temperature is a comfortable 29°C. In the Finnish sauna, the Turkish steam bath and the solarium, relaxation and wellness are the order of the day.

Piscine de Steinfort 7a, rue de Hagen

L-8421 Steinfort

Tel.: +352 39 93 13 40 0

piscine@steinfort.lu piscine.steinfort.lu

DIEKIRCH ÉISLEK

Collections: Vehicles and beer

e temporary exhibitions of vintage cars trace automotive history from the earliest days of car-making to the technology of the 1970s. It is housed in Jean Wagner’s former car factory, the only historic site in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg to be associated with the car manufacturing industry. On display are vehicles from collections in Luxembourg and other countries that are typical of the di erent periods of vehicle construction. e museum also hosts a busy programme of conferences and events. In addition, beer-lovers and others will enjoy making a detour to another small museum in the same building – a private collection of more than 1,000 artefacts that tell the story of the Diekirch brewery.

Conservatoire national de Véhicules historiques 20-22, rue de Stavelot L-9280 Diekirch

Tel.: +352 26 80 04 68 info@cnvh.lu cnvh.lu

DIEKIRCH ÉISLEK

Diekirch History Museum: Discover the town’s past

In the centre of the historic Old Town of Diekirch, a museum reveals the secrets of the town’s past. You can see exciting historic discoveries such as an ancient Roman mosaic and find out what archaeologists, historians and geologists have studied here – from the mysteries of faith to urban phenomena. A large number of educational activities round o the museum’s programme of events, such as special workshops for children about the exhibitions. It’s definitely also worth making a detour to the nearby St Laurence Church which dates back to the 7th century. e town’s mascot is a donkey, and in the pedestrian zone you’ll find the Donkey Fountain.

Musée d’Histoire(s) de Diekirch

13, rue du Curé L-9217 Diekirch

Tel.: +352 80 87 90 1

info@mhsd.lu mhsd.lu

DIEKIRCH ÉISLEK

Rentabike Dikrich: Slow tourism

Cycling through the Éislek: the Rentabike Dikrich regional bike hire service encourages slow tourism and protection for the environment. City bikes, mountain bikes for adults, teenagers and children are all available. For four bikes or more, they can be delivered to a location of your choice. For your safety, we provide a helmet free of charge. You can also return your bicycle to any of the Rentabike Miselerland, Rentabike Ardennes or Rentabike Mullerthal outlets.

Rentabike Dikrich

27, rue Jean l’Aveugle L-9208 Diekirch

Tel.: +352 26 80 33 76

rentabike@cigr-nordstad.lu

rentabike.lu

General Patton Memorial Museum:

All about the Battle of the Bulge

e museum is a tribute to General George S. Patton Jr. He was the commander of the ird US Army whose troops liberated the town of Ettelbruck during the Second World War, on 25 December 1944. Various photographs, documents and authentic objects illustrate the invasion, repression and persecution perpetrated by Germany and the liberation of Luxembourg in September 1944. e exhibition also tells the general’s life story, displays military equipment and describes aerial warfare over Luxembourg. Anyone wishing to follow further in General Patton’s footsteps can visit his last resting place in the American cemetery in Hamm on the outskirts of Luxembourg City.

General Patton Memorial Museum

5, rue Dr Klein L-9054 Ettelbruck

Tel.: +352 81 03 22 patton@patton.lu patton.lu

All In Family Fun Center: Indoor fun

All In Family Fun Center 22, am Clemensbongert

L-9158 Heiderscheid

Tel.: +352 26 88 93 28

info@all-in.lu all-in.lu

Where do you go when the weather is bad? Here, children and adults alike can play and have fun. You’ll ﬁnd a large indoor playground with drop-slide, spider tower, bouncy castle, electric car and much more.

All In Family Fun Center: Bowling and skittles

All In Family Fun Center 22, am Clemensbongert

L-9158 Heiderscheid

Tel.: +352 26 88 93 28

info@all-in.lu all-in.lu

Strike! Knock down all of the pins on one of the six bowling lanes or on the skittles alley with the centre’s state-of-the-art equipment. One game per person, shoes included.

Plunge into a water world of fun and wellness at AquaNat’Our! e centre covers an area of over 3500m2 and o ers exercise and relaxation for families, amateur athletes and professional swimmers. You’ll ﬁnd everything here, from a children’s pool to a particularly stylish sauna complex and a ﬁtness and wellness centre. In summer, the popular natural swimming lake is available outside to cool o in hot weather.

HOSINGEN ÉISLEK

WILTZ ÉISLEK

MIGO indoor leisure centre:

Mini-golf & play park

Challenge your friends or family to a round of mini-golf! At MIGO, the new indoor leisure centre, you don’t need to worry about the weather or need any special equipment when you’re planning an outing. With 14 alleys, fun is guaranteed for teams of ﬁve people. Children under the age of twelve will love the 230m2 indoor playground. Part of the play area is reserved for toddlers.

MIGO - Mini-Golf & SpillPark 2, Kiirchewee L-9651 Eschweiler

Tel.: +352 28 20 26 66 migo@wiltz.lu migo.lu

Luxembourg Ardennes: Explore by bike

Explore the Luxembourg Ardennes on two wheels. For your safety, helmet hire is free for all and mountain bike hire is free of charge with the LuxembourgCard. Rentabike Ardennes has four hire outlets: Wiltz: Tourist Information O ce at Wiltz Castle, and Kaul campsite; Esch-sur-Sûre, visitor centre for the Upper Sûre Nature Park (in the former cloth factory) (e-bikes), the im Aal campsite (mountain bikes).

Tourist Info

Château de Wiltz

L-9516 Wiltz

Tel.: +352 95 99 39 250

visit@wiltz.lu

visitwiltz.lu

WILTZ ÉISLEK

Rentabike Mëllerdall: Available from 12 outlets

Explore the Mullerthal – Luxembourg’s Little Switzerland – by bike, using the regional bicycle hire scheme, Rentabike Mëllerdall. Bicycles are available from 12 partners in the tourism industry, ranging from local authorities and shops to campsites. ey can be hired out from, and returned to, any partner, regardless of where you collected them from. e hire cost includes a free repair service.

Rentabike Mëllerdall 3, route de Beaufort L-6360 Grundhof

Tel.: +352 621 47 34 41 info@rentabike-mellerdall.lu rentabike-mellerdall.lu

ECHTERNACH

Museum at the Abbey of Echternach

In the Middle Ages, monks at the Echternach Abbey used to produce stunningly beautiful, elaborately decorated manuscripts that were famous all over Europe. eir story is told today in the museum that is housed in the vaulted cellars of the abbey palace, built in 1727. Perfect facsimiles of manuscripts such as the Codex Epternacensis that were produced in the scriptorium at Echternach are on display here. e Abbey Museum also gives an insight into the life and work of Saint Willibrord, who founded the Abbey of Echternach in the year 698; and his bones rest in the crypt of the basilica. e Hopping Procession that is now on the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage list also dates back to the time of Willibrord.

Musée de l’Abbaye Echternach

11, Parvis de la Basilique L-6486 Echternach

Tel.: +352 72 74 72

info@museedelabbaye.lu museedelabbaye.lu

RentaBike miselerland: Ride along the Moselle

RentaBike miselerland 40, route de Wasserbillig L-6686 Mertert

Tel.: +352 26 74 63 888 info@rentabike-miselerland.lu rentabike-miselerland.lu

Discover the Moselle by bike, with an active and eco-friendly tour of this wonderful region as it winds its way through gentle river bends and vineyards. Bikes can be returned to any of the network's stations.

Bicycle hire: A chance to rest your feet

Syndicat d’Initiative 26, avenue des Bains L-5610 Mondorf-les-Bains

Tel.: +352 23 66 75 75 info@visitmondorf.lu visitmondorf.lu

Enjoy a leisurely bike ride through the streets of Mondorf-les-Bains. Rent bikes from the local tourist o ce and treat yourself to a half- or full-day ride with state-of-the-art equipment.

Thermal Park: Stroll and relax

In Luxembourg’s only spa town, Mondorfles-Bains, the park at the thermal baths is a lovely place to stroll around and relax. e park covers more than 40 hectares and has something for everyone. If you are looking for a family-friendly activity, the site also o ers mini-golf (“Easy-Golf”).

Syndicat d’Initiative Mondorf-les-Bains 26, avenue des Bains L-5610 Mondorf-les-Bains

Tel.: +352 23 66 75 75 info@visitmondorf.lu visitmondorf.lu

Mini-golf and mini-cars: Great moments of fun

e 18-hole miniature golf course right next to the beautiful Moselle promenade might tempt you to practise your swing again with friends or family. A er a round of miniature golf, children and teenagers up to the age of about 15 can have great fun driving around a circuit in mini electric cars. e 75-metre-long track is bound to give them the Formula 1 feeling!

Mini-Golf & Mini-Cars

Esplanade

L-5501 Remich

Tel.: +352 23 66 93 63

syndrem@pt.lu siremich.lu