The Moselle River is one of the major rivers of Luxembourg. Its trajectory along the Luxembourg border runs 39 km in length to form a natural boundary with Germany. Moselle lends its name to one of the most beautiful valleys of Luxembourg, famous for its wineries, charming hotels and medieval towns. "D'Musel," as it is affectionately known by its inhabitants, is also a region of traditions, such as the cavalcade of Remich and the grape and wine festival in Grevenmacher.
Wines of the Moselle valley in Luxembourg
The valley of the Moselle in Luxembourg is famous for its steep hills and vineyards. It is the birthplace of Luxembourg wines, mostly white varieties such as Riesling, Auxerrois and Pinot Gris. The hinterland of the Moselle is home to large plantations of fruit trees for the production of fresh juices, liqueurs and schnapps. Themed hikes, such as the wine route, are fully dedicated to the discovery of this region.
Water sports on the river
Although renowned as a culinary destination, the Moselle region also attracts water sports enthusiasts and hikers. Swimming, water skiing or Nordic walking are just some of the activities that are practiced on and around the River Moselle. With the abundance of water, many small cruises are organized on the Moselle the whole year through.
Schengen Accord – a significant milestone in European history
It was in the Luxembourg Moselle region, specifically on the Moselle river in the wine village of Schengen, that the treaty which bears its name was first signed in June 1985. The Schengen Accord is one of the most important agreements in European history. The treaty provided for the removal of all border controls between 5 European countries together under the name of the Schengen Area. The European Museum in Schengen recalls the origin and impact of this agreement on the 26 states that are currently members.
Where : Remerschen
Biodiversum: nature meets futuristic architecture The futuristic nature...
Where : Schengen
The Spirit of Europe: European Information Centre The small, picturesque...
Where : Mondorf-les-Bains
Spa installations, fed by a strongly mineralised water source flowing at...
Where : Remich
Navitours: float gently through the Moselle valley Treat yourself to some...
Where : Grevenmacher
Along the Moselle on board of the“Princesse Marie-Astrid” On board...
The little wine village Although Ahn marks one of the geographically smallest villages in the region, relatively most private wineries are located here. The charming cellars and...
The metropolis of the Moselle With its omnipresent sign of Roman heritage, the town of Grevenmacher offers a surprisingly wide range of activities. No matter if you consider...
The site for nature lovers The nature conservation centre A Wiewesch in the heart of Manternach, the dream loop in the nature reserve "Manternacher Fiels" as well as...
The health resort of Luxembourg Mondorf-les-Bains, a special place to combine health and leisure activities. Known far beyond the borders, the spa town offers a mix of wellness...
A village of nature, culture and leisure The village of Remerschen captivates with its various buildings by the Luxembourg star architect François Valentiny. The nature...
The pearl of the Moselle Remich, the pearl of the Moselle, is a tourist town characterized by a magnificent panorama of vineyards and dense forests that surround the city like an...
Symbol of a borderless Europe Schengen is undoubtedly the village best known for its European status due to the “Schengen Agreement” which was signed on June 14th...
ORT Région Moselle Luxembourgeoise
Miselerland
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