Whether you’re a professional or a beer enthusiast, learn all the expert secrets for serving the perfect beer in just over an hour — from cleaning and setup to pouring and presentation. Impress your colleagues, friends, or family, and finish with a delicious tasting session.

Discover the many facets of winegrowing on the Luxembourg Moselle – all on foot!   Join us on a guided tour through the vineyards and learn fascinating facts about the vines, the work in the ‘Wéngert’ and the mysterious ageing process in the wine cellar.

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.

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.

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.

Take to the path at nightfall and visit the Ellergronn nature reserve as a flashlight lights your way; be enchanted as your guide takes you on a magical trip.

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.

Guided Tour of Dudelange: Discover the city’s history, from its industrial heyday to its vibrant modern cultural scene. Explore historic workers’ quarters, impressive villas, and major cultural landmarks such as the CNA and the Water Tower. Ideal for history and culture enthusiasts.

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.

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.

Discover on this guided tour the natural reserve Giele Botter - Prënzebierg. The biota of this area is particularly diverse, so that you find orchids, rare bat species, amphibians, reptiles and many other protected species.

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.

Leekoll Living History combines history, craftsmanship, and creativity into a slow-paced experience for everyone who wants not only to see slate but also to work with it themselves.

During this hike through the natural reserve, you will discover different biotopes and habitats as well as hidden remains of the industrial past of the region.

Discover the beautiful natural reserve Dumontshaff ! The alluvial landscape and the renaturation of the river Alzette have created the perfect conditions for a wide range of plants and animals. The whole wetland is a bird sanctuary as well as part of the European Natura-2000-Network.

When Emma Wolff, a young farmer’s daughter, left Useldange for America, she promised that upon her return, she would buy the town’s castle. A few years later, the now wealthy Emma returned to become the owner of Useldange Castle. This feat in particular earned her the nickname of “Dollarmatti”.

The sports and adventure youth hostel is located on the Echternach lake and has its own climbing wall. Initiation courses are regularly offered here for children, young people and adults. Children/young people up to 15 years included only if accompanied by a full-paying adult!

2-hour climbing activity for a maximum of 16 children aged 10 and over on the indoor climbing wall with a trainer. This includes : Knot tying, safety techniques and a lot of fun. At least 2 accompanying adults must be present. Afterwards there is a delicious birthday cake waiting in the restaurant.

Ever imagined how people used to live in the rural areas of Luxembourg about 100 years ago? Then this offer is for you! Come to Rindschleiden, the smallest village of Luxembourg and travel back in time with all your senses in the rural museum “Thillenvogtei”.

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

Travel back in time and discover Roman culture in Vichten in a fun and interactive way. Roman culture is conveyed in easy language at various stations. Wear a toga and become a Roman emperor yourself! Create your own mosaic and discover different plants and their uses for the Romans.

This guided tour takes you on a turbulent time journey of the former monastery (13th century).