The small wine village where the Schengen Agreement abolishing border controls in Europe was signed in 1985, on a boat on the Moselle. The European Museum tells the story.
The Moselle valley, the border with Germany, is lined with vineyards producing crisp white wines and crémant. Taste in the wine cellars of Remich, Grevenmacher and Wormeldange, and take a river cruise.
The capital of the Grand Duchy stands on a sandstone plateau above deep river gorges, its old quarters and fortifications a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
A 112 km hiking trail through 'Little Switzerland', a region of mossy sandstone rock formations, narrow gorges and forests in eastern Luxembourg, wit…
One of the largest fortified castles west of the Rhine, built between the 11th and 14th centuries on a rocky hill above the town of Vianden and the O…
The largest castle ruin in Luxembourg, on a high rocky spur above a bend of the Sûre River, with medieval walls, towers and a residence that has been…
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