The old trade is alive and well at the Beckerich Mill. A specially made water wheel has recently been turning at full speed again. Immerse yourself, during a private guided tour, in a world of yesteryear, with insights into the old trades of master millers or carpenters.

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

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.

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”.

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.

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.

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.

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”.

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.

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!

A guided walk through a forest where, in 1944, the deadliest war of position in the Battle of the Bulge raged for weeks on end. A moving experience steeped in history!

This guided tour in easy language is entrusted Roby the hand puppet. Roby loves games and the fairy-tale saga of the „Kropemann“ (literally ’hookman’ - a bogey-man like creature).. He also likes to show guests the fortress courtyard, the crypt and the old church, all of which are accessible by lift.

This guided discovery tour is suitable for families with children aged 6 to 12. The tour guide takes even the youngest participants on a journey of discovery through Useldange Fortressin a playful, easy-to-understand manner.

The educational cultural trail around the fortress is especially designed for people with visual impairment and was created under the auspices of UNESCO. Model buildings of the fortress, the old church and the circular route are available for touching.

During this guided tour, amongst others, the following historical sights will be visited: the town park, the parish church and the small museum in the castle chapel. The route can be adapted to the wishes of the participants as well as to the weather conditions.

During the tasting with the owner, you will have the opportunity to try different types of ‘Drëpp’ (schnapps). The Luxembourgish word ‘Drëpp’ comes from the word ‘Drëps’ for drop - a little hint that this drink is best enjoyed in moderation.

Visit of the church of Saint Willibrord (10th century). The frescoes from the 15.th and 16th century in the St Willibrord church in Rindschleiden are impressive.

During the tasting with the owner 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.

Join our guide on a tour of Esch-sur-Sûre, a town that looks like a peninsula! Take the opportunity to discover the history of Luxembourg's oldest fortified castle and the drapery tradition.

Welcome to a fascinating journey through the picturesque town of Vianden!

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

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