Getting to Bech-Kleinmacher by public transport

Crafts, winemaking and rural traditions come to life in a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Enjoy guided tours and thematic circuits that take you to the heart of everyday life and local customs of the past. Suitable for all ages, they offer a lively and memorable experience.Throughout the year, discover creative workshops, seasonal events, concerts and intergenerational activities as part of a dynamic and ever-evolving programme. Come and experience the history, culture and traditions of the Luxembourg Moselle at the “A Possen” Museum – every visit is a unique adventure! After your visit, the “Wäistuff Possenhaus” restaurant will delight you with Luxembourgish specialities served in an authentic setting.

The path first passes through the two parts of the village (originally two villages) and then leads through vineyards up to the heights of the Scheierbierg (magnificent views of the Moselle valley), before descending through forests and vineyards back to Bech-Kleinmacher.

In the southeastern corner of Luxembourg, in a landscape characterized by vineyards and wide views, Velo Romanum invites you to discover numerous impressive traces of former Roman presence. This route can be combined with the Römerrunde (https://www.urlaub.saarland/Media/Touren/Roemer-Runde) in the Saarland opposite. Sights: “Vicus Ricciacus” and Gallo-Roman theater in Dalheim, Bech-Kleinmacher burial chamber, “Op Mecheren” memorial near Remerschen.

From the Wäinhaus (wine museum) in the historic winemaking village of Ehnen, this route takes you through vineyards and over hills with spectacular views back to the Moselle Valley via Greiveldange to Stadtbredimus and back along the Moselle to Ehnen. Enjoy Luxembourg wines and Crémants and the excellent Luxembourg cuisine along the way! Points of interest: Ehnen (round church), Paul-Eyschen monument near Stadtbredimus, wine tasting with the winemakers.

The first section of the PC11 cycle route connects the PC3 in Remich with Ellange-Gare. It leads from the N10 at the entrance to Remich up to the CR152 through the vineyards, past the west of Remich towards "Scheierbierg". Along the ridge, the path reaches "Scheierbierg", from where a connection to the viewpoint "Gaalgeberg" has been established. After circling "Scheierbierg", the path continues with hairpin bends towards Ellange-Gare. From here, it is possible to descend to Mondorf-les-Bains via CR162 and then CR149, or you can continue following PC11 via Filsdorf to Hassel, currently the end point of this route.

We first hike through the vineyards and then walk around the Hommelsbierg forest. Arriving at the edge of the plateau above the Moselle Valley, we cross the "Réif" forest before descending back to Wellenstein through vineyards. Along the route, there are occasionally significant elevation changes to overcome.