Explore the surroundings

The Müllerthal is a natural region south of Park Walsdorf and northeast of Luxembourg City. It is also called "Little Switzerland," because the high rock formations, streams and waterfall give the impression that you are walking in Switzerland. Many hiking trails run through this beautiful forest area, where you will be amazed by the amazing, rugged nature. There are wonderful viewpoints and the beautiful rock formations invite you to climb, explore and admire. The trails are connected, but can also be walked separately. Some walks are also very suitable for families with children such as the C2 Gorge Route.

The sun is shining, all the vistas in the area have already been admired and you are looking for adventure: then it's time for a canoe trip on the Sure! In the high season, you will embark in Dillingen for a 14 kilometer trip through beautiful waterways. In your 2- or 3-person canoe you will tame the waters of Luxembourg, but fortunately you are not alone. The kids, the dog and the neighbors are coming along, too. After docking the canoe, walk to the bus station to take a (free) public bus back to your car in Dillingen. And then relax with a drink and dinner at the Resort Walsdorf park restaurant. Now that's a great day on the water with lots of fun!

Just a 20-minute drive away, you will find yourself at the outdoor pool in Beaufort. Here children as young as 4 can splash around in abundance!

The Aquarium Wasserbillig offers a unique look at the underwater life of European and exotic rivers. With more than 40 different aquariums filled with countless species of fish and aquatic animals, this is an ideal destination for the whole family. Stroll along the tanks and discover everything from colorful tropical fish to impressive pike and sturgeon. The educational displays make it fun and educational to learn more about life in and around the water.

This pool is also a 20-minute drive from Resort Walsdorf. Here children can have water fun all day long! Info & Events

Step into a tropical world full of color at the Butterfly Garden of Grevenmacher. Here, hundreds of butterflies of all shapes and sizes fly freely as you stroll through the exotic garden. From bright blue Morphos to beautifully colored butterflies from Asia and South America, there is always something to admire. In addition to butterflies, there are other exotic animals to see, such as chameleons and birds. For nature lovers and families, this is a wonderful opportunity to dream away in a piece of tropical paradise.

Diekirch is a town on the river Sûre. It is located on the edge of the Ardennes and used to be the scene of the Battle of the Bulge, the Battle of the Bulge during World War II. For this, also visit the war museum in Diekirch. Its history even goes back to Roman times, some of which can still be seen here and there. With its small but cozy city center, this town is definitely worth a visit.

Many hiking trails lead to ... Echternach, the oldest city in Luxembourg! The city located in the heart of the famous Mullerthal. The largest city of the region where one of the most important traditions of Luxembourg is honored. Indeed, every year on Whit Tuesday, the Spring Procession is held. Since 2010, this procession has been an intangible UNESCO World Heritage Site. In addition, the Roman Villa is also highly recommended to visit.

The historic town of Vianden is just a 5-minute drive from Walsdorf. It is one of Luxembourg's major tourist attractions. The proud Orange Castle towers high above the town. It is one of the most beautiful castles in Europe and a visit to this castle is an adventure in itself. Using the chairlift, you will ascend hundreds of meters to the mountaintop while enjoying beautiful scenery.

"A city of contrasts," is how Luxembourg City is also called. The diversity is enormous: remnants of old fortresses and the casemates, combined with contemporary architecture. Luxembourg City's old town has long been on UNESCO's World Heritage List. The city is full of cozy restaurants and many attractions. For example, visit the viewpoint over Vallée de la Petrusse and then cross the street to Notre-Dame Cathedral.

This castle is not only the largest building of its kind in the country, but also one of the most important castles between the Rhine and Meuse rivers.

The National Military Museum in Diekirch offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of World War II in Luxembourg. With lifelike dioramas and extensive collections, the museum shows the Battle of the Bulge and the daily lives of soldiers and civilians. Stroll through the various exhibits and discover impressive vehicles, weapons and personal stories. A visit to this museum is not only educational, but also an exciting journey through the past!

According to CNN, Vianden Castle ranks among one of the most beautiful castles! The festival of knights has become an annual event at this castle.

Mudam, the Museum of Modern Art in Luxembourg, is a leading museum providing a platform for contemporary art in all its forms. Designed by renowned architect Leoh Ming Pei (best known for the Louvre's glass pyramid), the museum combines a modern architectural style with the historic surroundings of the Dräi Eechelen fortresses. Mudam's collection includes works by both established international artists and emerging talents.