Grevenmacher, your way

Discover watersports on the Moselle with Wake & Surf Grevenmacher. The local club offers wakeboarding and wakesurfing for an active outing on the river. Visit the club’s website to explore the activities and arrange your session.

Step into a tropical world in Grevenmacher, where hundreds of exotic butterflies fly among colourful flowers and lush plants. The Butterfly Garden offers families a close encounter with nature in a warm, sheltered setting.

Take a family break at Grevenmacher’s playgrounds, from Rabaukendorf Laangwiss to the play areas at Heckmill, Pietert and Weier. Find the different playgrounds on the town’s official website and plan your next outdoor outing.

Discover the Zéintscheier, Grevenmacher’s seventeenth-century tithe barn. This historic building recalls a time when residents paid their dues with part of their harvest, including sheaves of grain and baskets of grapes.

Explore Grevenmacher’s past at the Turgaass open-air gallery beside the former town wall. Six illustrated panels tell stories of the town’s fortifications, freedoms and the events that shaped its history.

In the heart of Grevenmacher, discover Saint Laurent’s parish church and its imposing bell tower. Once a watchtower within the old fortress, the tower preserves a visible link to the town’s fortified past.

Discover Grevenmacher’s Sainte-Croix Chapel, built in 1737 and reached along a path marked by Stations of the Cross. The chapel and hill form an important place of remembrance for the town.

Explore the history of printing and playing cards at Kulturhuef Musée in Grevenmacher. Historic presses, interactive displays and the story of the Dieudonné family bring these fascinating crafts to life.

Share a cinema experience at Kulturhuef Kino in Grevenmacher. From popular releases to arthouse films and screenings for children, its varied programme welcomes film lovers of different ages and tastes.

Discover the Moselle Valley aboard the MS Princesse Marie-Astrid. Panoramic windows frame vineyards and picturesque villages, while dining on board adds a gourmet touch to this relaxing cruise experience.

Cool off at Grevenmacher’s heated outdoor swimming pool during the summer season. A waterslide, paddling pool and areas for children and non-swimmers make it a welcoming spot for a family day in the water.

Ride a 14.4 km mountain bike loop from Potaschberg through the countryside around Grevenmacher. Roman heritage, valley slopes and the quiet villages of Nieder- and Oberdonven add variety to this moderate route.

Discover the Wäinhaus project in Ehnen, dedicated to Moselle life and Luxembourg’s wine culture. The site is currently under renovation; consult Visit Moselle for information about the project and visiting during the works.

Explore architecture and contemporary art at the Valentiny Foundation in Remerschen. Drawings, models and sculptures reveal François Valentiny’s creative work, complemented by changing exhibitions featuring other modern artists.

Explore Luxembourg’s aviation history in the thermal park of Mondorf-les-Bains. From the country’s first flight to a restored Klemm monoplane, the museum brings the pioneering days of aviation into focus.

Discover Syrkus, the cultural centre in Roodt-sur-Syre, as another stop on your exploration of the Moselle region. Find its location and practical visitor information on Visit Moselle.

Explore the history and significance of the Schengen Agreement through immersive exhibitions beside the Moselle. Discover how this small border village became a symbol of European cooperation and freedom of movement.

Discover Schengen Castle and the surviving tower of its medieval predecessor. Its history stretches from a thirteenth-century moated castle to the visits of Victor Hugo, who captured the tower in his drawings.

Discover traces of Roman life at Ricciacum in Dalheim. The remains of a residential quarter and a theatre reveal the history of a settlement that once stood on the Via Agrippa.

Step into everyday life on the Moselle in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries at Museum A Possen. Rural traditions, crafts and winemaking reveal the stories of the region’s past.

On Schengen’s riverside esplanade, three steel columns commemorate the signing of the Schengen Agreement in 1985. Pause at this symbolic landmark to reflect on a defining chapter of European history.

Discover the Markusberg vineyard and its distinctive tower in Schengen. Crowned by a statue of Saint Mark, the landmark recalls the winegrowers’ shared effort to renew the village’s vineyards.

Discover the family distilling tradition of Diedenacker in Niederdonven. Local and regional fruit becomes eaux-de-vie and liqueurs, with tastings on request offering an introduction to this Moselle craft.

Discover Ehnen’s distinctive circular church on the village church square. Its unusual round design makes it a memorable architectural stop while exploring this winegrowing village on the Moselle.

Enjoy a film in the intimate setting of Ciné Waasserhaus, in the thermal park of Mondorf-les-Bains. This renovated cinema brings a cultural pause to a day spent exploring the spa town.

At Remerschen, explore interactive exhibitions about birds, biodiversity and conservation in a striking building surrounded by the Haff Réimech nature reserve. Combine your visit with a walk through this rich natural habitat.

Above Wormeldange, the Koeppchen vineyard and its Saint Donatus chapel offer sweeping views over the village and the Moselle landscape. Discover a landmark closely linked to the region’s wine heritage.

Explore the Moselle by bike with a local guide. Discover routes for different abilities and enjoy the region together, with guided cycling tours for families and groups available through Visit Moselle.

Discover the connection between wine and architecture with Via mosel’. Explore the dedicated page on Visit Moselle to learn more about guided tours combining wine culture, distinctive buildings and the Moselle landscape.

Head outdoors with a guide to discover the Moselle’s diverse natural landscapes. Browse the nature walks and guided hikes on Visit Moselle for a group outing filled with fresh air and discovery.

Explore the Moselle’s Traumschleifen on a guided hike through varied natural landscapes. Discover these premium walking trails with local insights and find the available guided tours on Visit Moselle.

Discover the Moselle’s history and cultural heritage with an experienced guide. From Roman roots to local traditions, explore the cultural tours available on Visit Moselle and plan an inspiring group visit.

Explore the Moselle vineyards with a guide and discover the region’s winemaking traditions through the seasons. Browse the wine-themed tours on Visit Moselle to find your next group outing.

Enjoy a swim at Biwer’s indoor pool, with areas for children and non-swimmers. A simple way to add a refreshing indoor activity to your stay in the Moselle region.

Take time out for a fishing trip around Wasserbillig and enjoy the riverside scenery. Visit Moselle provides practical information on fishing permits and where to find guidance before your outing.

Enjoy a summer swim at Remich’s heated outdoor pool on the Route du Vin. A children’s pool and on-site restaurant make it a pleasant stop for a relaxed day with the family.

Enjoy a swim at the indoor pool in Dreiborn’s school and sports centre. A convenient place for a refreshing break or a few lengths, with public opening times listed on Visit Moselle.

Experience waterskiing and wakeboarding on the Moselle, surrounded by vineyards on both banks. Discover local water sports clubs and plan an active outing, whether you are trying a new sport or building on your experience.

Unwind at Mondorf Domaine Thermal in Mondorf-les-Bains. Thermal pools, saunas, wellness treatments and fitness facilities offer a relaxing break centred on the benefits of the mineral-rich thermal water.

Explore the Moselle by motorboat and enjoy views of vineyards and riverside villages. Visit Moselle lists launching ramps and mooring facilities to help you plan your outing on the river.

Set sail from Remich and discover the Moselle Valley aboard RiverDiva, Roude Léiw or MuselSchëff. Choose from sightseeing trips, lock cruises and gourmet cruises, with regional flavours served on board.

Enjoy swimming, sunbathing and lakeside walks at the Remerschen lakes. With paddleboard and rowing boat rentals, this 25-hectare outdoor leisure area offers plenty of ways to spend a relaxing day by the water.

Set off from Ehnen on a 16.3 km loop through vineyards and over hills with views of the Moselle Valley. Ride via Greiveldange and Stadtbredimus before following the river back to the village.

Follow the Moselle, Sauer and Our along the German-Luxembourg border on this 90.3 km route. Riverside scenery and stretches of former railway line connect Schengen, Echternach and Vianden, with plenty of cultural stops along the way.

Follow the Moselle, Sauer and Alzette on a 154.2 km cycling journey through eastern Luxembourg. Plan a multi-day adventure linking wine villages, Echternach and Luxembourg City, with optional detours to Schengen or Vianden.

Combine cycling and Roman history on a 36.7 km loop from Bech-Kleinmacher. Ride through vineyards and open landscapes to discover ancient heritage, including the archaeological site and Gallo-Roman theatre in Dalheim.

Discover orchards, vineyards and wide valley views on a 39.8 km loop from Mertert. Linking the Moselle and Mullerthal regions, this hilly route offers a rewarding challenge for cyclists who enjoy varied scenery.

Cycle from Remich through vineyards and open countryside towards Hassel on the 18.4 km Jangeli route. Enjoy the views around Scheierbierg and the option of a detour to Mondorf-les-Bains from Ellange-Gare.

Discover peaceful fields and forests on a 23.2 km mountain bike route around Dalheim. This moderate ride explores the countryside north of Mondorf-les-Bains, with Roman remains adding a touch of history along the way.

Climb vineyard slopes, ride through dense forests and descend towards the Moselle on this 22 km loop from Greiveldange. A varied, moderate mountain bike route with sweeping river views and a visit to Stadtbredimus.

Explore the wooded hills behind Wormeldange on a 24.3 km mountain bike loop from Dreiborn. This moderate route runs mainly through forest, offering a fresh perspective on the landscapes of the Luxembourg Moselle.

Explore Luxembourg, Germany and France on a cycling adventure through the Greater Region. Following the Saar, Moselle and Sauer valleys, this long-distance route combines riverside landscapes, historic towns and cultural discoveries across three countries.

Explore the Moselle and Syre valleys on a 17.7 km mountain bike loop from Manternach. Forests, hills and rural scenery make this moderate route a rewarding ride.