Remich between the Moselle, vineyards and cultural heritage
Accommodation in Remich
Remich lies on the banks of the Moselle in a valley surrounded by vineyards to the south and east and a large forest to the north. River scenery, wine-growing areas and an extensive woodland area meet here. There are many different ways to explore the area: the Moselle promenade, historic lanes, trails through the RĂ©imecher BĂ«sch or the PC 11 cycle route.
Moselle riverbank, vineyards and trails
The 3 km-long Moselle promenade invites you to stroll beneath linden and cherry trees. For views extending from the river to the surrounding landscape, the Scheierbierg and Primerbierg wine-growing areas are part of the Remich experience. The first section of the Jangeli PC 11 cycle route also passes through the vineyards west of Remich, heading towards Scheierbierg.
The RĂ©imecher BĂ«sch lies between Remich and Stadtbredimus. The large forest has numerous hiking trails, and cycling and mountain biking are also possible there. Another option for getting outdoors is the Comfort Hiking Trail near Remich: it is wide enough to travel easily in a wheelchair or with a pushchair, and has no major inclines or physical obstacles. Check the current trail conditions before your visit.
The Jangeli PC 11 cycle route connects Remich with Mondorf via the PC 3. Its first section links the PC 3 in Remich with Ellange-Gare and runs from the N10 at the entrance to town through the vineyards west of Remich, towards Scheierbierg.
Lanes and cultural monuments
The Culture Tour passes through Remich’s old lanes and by historic buildings. A visit to Macher Gaass fits right in: it dates from the 18th century and is named after the mayor at the time, Willibrord Macher. Porte St. Nicolas is designated a national monument.
The Deanery Church is also designated a national monument. Its tower was originally built as a watchtower. Several tombstones have been preserved on the church grounds, including one belonging to the Lamort-Velter family; the grounds are also listed as national cultural heritage. These places invite you to notice both the individual buildings and their historical context as you explore.
Activities on the water and on land
The Bacchus Fitness Trail comprises three routes measuring 2.3 km, 3 km and 4.8 km. Its 13 stations feature exercises for balance, cardio, strength and speed. The different route lengths and types of exercise offer practical ways to plan your time for land-based activities.
Navitours boat trips on the Moselle depart from Remich. The passenger vessels RiverDiva, Roude Léiw and MuselSchëff offer sightseeing cruises, lock cruises, gourmet cruises and day trips. The services may vary by season, so check the current schedule before making plans.
The facilities at Jeannot Belling Park include a pond, extensive lawns, benches and a large playground. Mini-Cars Remich offers children and young people up to around 15 years old a 75-metre track with electric mini cars. Alongside walking trails and cultural sites, there are also options for a range of different interests.
Markets and winemaking on the Luxembourg Moselle
The RĂ©imecher Moart offers fresh produce from the Greater Region. It has been held on the third Monday of every month since 2020; the stalls are open from 14:00 to 18:00, or until 19:00 in fine weather. A street food area complements the market from midday. As it takes place at set times, it is worth checking the latest information before you travel.
The winemaking tradition of the Luxembourg Moselle is also reflected in local businesses. Caves Krier Frères has been active as a winegrower and wine merchant in the Luxembourg Moselle Valley for four generations. Domaine Mathis Bastian is a family winery in the Luxembourg Moselle region; the family has been cultivating vineyards for five generations, including Remich Primerberg and Goldberg, as well as Wellenstein Foulschette and Kurschels.
Getting there and choosing a hotel
From Luxembourg City, you can reach Remich via the A13: take the Mondorf-les-Bains exit and continue along the N16 or E29. When choosing a hotel in Remich, use the experiences you have planned as a guide: for example, focus on the Moselle promenade and cultural sites, trails through the forest and vineyards, or cycling and fitness routes. This lets you tailor your search to your interests without trying to fit all the sights and activities into a single trip.
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