Luxembourg has a variety of cultural attractions to offer. Admire the impressive architecture of several cathedrals and learn more about the country in one of the museums.
The impressive Willibrordus Basilica is considered the most important religious monument in the country. Built in the 11th century, it was rebuilt in its original Romanesque style after severe destruction during World War II.
The picturesque village of Larochette is overlooked by the castle, giving it a very special atmosphere. The first buildings in the village date back to the 11th century. Temporary art exhibitions and occasional concerts are held here.
Moulin Dieschbourg has been producing high-quality flour since 1897. In the traditional mill, local grain is ground using water power. In addition, exquisite highland coffees are roasted in a traditional and gentle manner in the in-house roastery.
Electricity was a passion of Henri Tudor. The museum dedicated to him in Rosport presents a fascinating combination of interactive stations and a traditional museum.
Built between the 11th and 14th centuries on the remains of a Roman fort and a Carolingian hideout, Vianden Castle is one of the largest and most beautiful feudal residences of the Roman and Gothic periods in Europe.