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Regional and seasonal: the taste of Luxembourg in July
Adopting a diet based on local, seasonal produce benefits health, the environment and the regional economy. In July, cherries and fennel take centre stage, with local producers and recipes full of authentic flavours.
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Products derived from nature and Luxembourgish know-how (IV): Moselle
Luxembourg's terroir is distinguished by its unique expertise and diversity. This series invites you to discover local, sustainable and eco-responsible products. The fourth culinary episode: Moselle, where tradition meets alcohol-free lifestyle.
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Water activities in Luxembourg: cool off in lakes, rivers and swimming pools
Love the water? Looking for something a fun, sporty or relaxing water activity to do this summer? Then look no further than Luxembourg – its lakes, and rivers are ideal for a wide range of water-based activities.
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Regional and seasonal: the taste of Luxembourg in June
Adopting a local and seasonal diet promotes health, ecology and the regional economy. In June, strawberries and asparagus take centre stage, with local producers and tasty recipes for a genuine culinary experience.
Luxembourg: Flavours, Nature and Discoveries
"Lëtzebuerg, dat ass Vakanz!" invites you to discover a Luxembourg where local character, regional flavours and the diversity of its landscapes [SF1] come together to create a unique shared experience. Here, traditions, cultures and craftmanship intertwine to offer a culinary journey that is sustainable and deeply human. This season, the Grand Duchy celebrates those who shape its identity: producers, artisans, winegrowers and passionate locals, all united by their connection to the land and their commitment to quality. Whether you're a resident, a cross-border worker or a visitor, be inspired by authentic experiences and encounters that reveal the Luxembourg of today. Set off to discover Luxembourg through getaways in the heart of nature, cultural experiences and authentic encounters. Savour the very best of the local flavours alongside dedicated producers. In Luxembourg, every discovery becomes a moment to share.
Moselle
The Luxembourg Moselle is located in the east of Luxembourg. It takes its name from the Moselle River, called d'Musel in Luxembourgish, which forms the border with Germany. Far from dividing, it brings neighboring countries closer together and perfectly illustrates the European spirit of the region, especially in Schengen, the birthplace of border-free Europe, where the European Museum is located.
The Moselle Valley stretches for about 42 km, from Schengen to Wasserbillig, along the winding course of the Moselle and through small picturesque villages. Thanks to its mild climate and sunny hills, the conditions are ideal for viticulture. Today, the region is best known for its white and sparkling wines, such as Riesling, Pinot Gris, and Auxerrois. The Luxembourg Moselle is therefore considered the country's main wine-producing region, where vineyards shape the landscape. Vines play an essential role in the local culture.
The Moselle also offers many activities. Visitors can explore wine-growing villages, taste wine at local producers, enjoy nature walks, or go on beautiful hikes along the river, through vineyards, hills, and the region’s nature reserves. For those who enjoy discovering landscapes from the water in complete tranquility, a boat trip offers a different perspective on the region.
© Wanderbüro Saar-Hunsrück, Klaus-Peter Kappest
The season of endless days
Summer is almost here, bringing with it long, sun-drenched days. It's the perfect season to get out into the great outdoors, explore sun-kissed landscapes, admire lush greenery and watch wildlife in full swing. Towns and cities, too, are buzzing with summer life: lively terraces, shady parks and walks or bike rides are a must. Across the country, whatever your age or fitness level, a wealth of green spaces and outdoor activities await, allowing you to make the most of the summer.
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