Well, have you ever ridden on an old railway line before?

We set off at nightfall through the forest along the Luxembourg-Belgium border. Why so late? Pssssst - so that we won’t get caught smuggling! Your guide knows many stories, anecdotes and fates of the people for whom smuggling was at times a necessity of life.

Protected dry stone wall, a feature that is becoming more and more important!

Exerience people and culture starts the moment when Ralph Schmitt welcomes you at his restaurant “De Bräiläffel” in Kleinbettingen. The small village is, among other things, known for the production of cereal products, which are sold across Europe.

Did you know that the small winegrowing village of Bech-Kleinmacher actually used to consist of 2 different villages? This and much more you will learn on this cultural hike!

In its 16th century arcaded streets and charming 18th century winegrowers' houses, past and present meet!

During the tasting with the owners you have the opportunity to try different types of “Drëpp” (schnapps). The Luxembourgish word “Drëpp” comes from the word “Drëps” for drops — a little reminder that this drink is best enjoyed in moderation.

Discover the charming corners of the old fortress town and the beautiful Moselle promenade on a comfortable walk with our tour guides!

Join our guides on a comfortable walk and discover exciting stories about Remich's inhabitants and their lives in the numerous alleyways and cosy corners!

Exciting stories about Remich's inhabitants and their life in the numerous alleys and cosy corners!

Among all the villages along the Moselle River, Ehnen points out as a historical-artistic jewel.

Every town has its historical roots, but Grevenmacher has much more to offer!

During the tasting with the owners you have the opportunity to try different types of “Drëpp” (schnapps). The Luxembourgish word “Drëpp” comes from the word “Drëps” for drops — a little reminder that this drink is best enjoyed in moderation.

The patents of the "Buggien" mining carts have been stolen! All leads point to the notorious criminal "Colonel", but where could he have hidden the plans?

Help chief investigator Detective M. and lock the "Colonel" up for good

The subscription is valid from 01.05.-15.09.2023.

Opening hours may change due to weather conditions or privatisation of the facility. (set until 20.00 on the same day)

With the purchase of the subscription the entrance is free.

ATTENTION: For children up to 2 years of age the entrance is free.

Have you ever dreamed of creating, brewing, and tasting your very own beer?With the new #BrewYourOwnBeer experience, you’ll choose your recipe, take part in the key stages of the brewing process alongside the master brewer at our BrauAtelier microbrewery, and later receive your own beer to enjoy.

Your tour guide will accompany you through the Valley of the Seven Castles in the romantic Eisch Valley. The route can be customised to suit your requirements. Discover a thousand years of Luxembourg's history: a journey through the Valley of the Seven Castles makes it possible.

The National Museum of Resistance and Human Rights, created in 1956, is the only museum in Luxembourg to cover the entire history of the Second World War. Temporary exhibitions, events and guided tours are offered to visitors.

The Museum "A Possen" focuses on how the residents of the Moselle region lived and worked in the 19th and 20th centuries, with an emphasis on traditions and customs, most notably winegrowing and craftmanship.

Discover the impressive landscape around Vianden and its centuries-old castle with an experienced guide. Ask questions along the way and walk at your own pace.

Challenging climbs, impressive descents and breathtaking views! Accompanied by an experienced hiking guide, you can discover the Éislek Pad Esch-sur-Sûre in the best possible conditions.

Hands-on museum of senses and natural sciences At Park Sënnesräich visitors discover their 5 senses – sight, hearing, touch, smell and taste – and natural sciences in a hands-on, playful and informative manner.

This guided bike tour is suitable for small groups or families with children aged 12 and older. We will discover the former railway track of the Attert-line, which guides us across small, hilly paths and streets with less traffic through the Attert-valley.