1,5-hour climbing activity for max. 10 children aged between 5 and 9 years on the indoor climbing wall with a trainer. This includes: Knot tying, safety techniques and fun. At least 3-4 accompanying adults must be present. Afterwards there is a delicious birthday cake in the restaurant.

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.

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!

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.

Let a qualified guide show you the impressive world of playing card production in the Jean Dieudonné exhibition this Sunday afternoon. Our guides speak DE, FR, LU & EN and will give the tour in the language(s) best suited to the audience attending. !!!

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.

Walking tour of the underground tunnels over 1.2 km, with explanations from a qualified museum guide. Entry and exit with the mine train on a 4 km circuit. Duration of the whole tour: about 2 hours.

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.

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.

Discover winegrowing on the Luxembourg Moselle in all its facets – spread across four seasonal tours! Join us through the four seasons in the ‘Wéngert’ and see how the work of the winegrowers changes throughout the year.

Through 3 countries in a few hours? On two wheels, cycling enthusiasts can discover the border triangle around Schengen on this tour!

A nature reserve full of varied landscapes and habitats far from any village!

Discover the Spirit of Schengen!

Schengen is considered the cradle of a borderless Europe: travelling without border formalities from one country to another, be it by foot, by bike, or by car. Discover with an experienced guide how it all came about and why it is so important today.

The impressive castle of Bourscheid belongs to the most valuable historical possessions of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Its story begins with the first lord of the castle, Bertram of Bourscheid, whose name was mentioned in 1095 for the first time in the castle history.

Lush green boxwood stands and wild orchid meadows, a dream for eyes and nose!

From the natural forest reserve "Grouf" to the nature reserve "Haff Réimech" - a rare fauna and flora awaits you on this tour!

A "crater" on the Luxembourg Moselle!

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.

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

Vineyards as far as the eye can see and a multifaceted fauna and flora - all this awaits you on this hike across the Palmberg!

Along the Moselle, through the vineyards and forests up to the plateau, varied landscapes with magnificent views await you on this great bike tour!

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

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.