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.

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

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

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!

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

This nature reserve is located between the three municipalities Dudelange, Kayl and Rumelange.

The numerous and varied biotopes, as well as the species rich fauna and flora, make this a memorable hike.

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

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.

We take a moment to get a good breath of fresh air and reconnect with nature.

This course is meant for children.

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”.