Getting to Beckerich by public transport

The Energy Museum, formerly known as the ‘Museum of Old Crafts’, aims to reflect the history of energy supply in the municipality of Beckerich. The Energy Museum is modern and interactive and can be visited in groups or individually. Group & guided tour on request: Guided tour on the topic of renewable energies and sustainable development in the municipality of Beckerich. Individual visit: Enter the museum via your access code and discover the history of energy in Beckerich on your own. (Online booking required in advance)

Kulturmillen asbl is a cultural centre founded in 2004 that works according to two different but no less complementary focal points. On the one hand there is cultural animation, on the other the preservation of cultural heritage. The aim is to develop the cultural and touristic potential of the mill through various activities: Conferences, events, exhibitions, courses, concerts, performances, workshops, ... A wide range of guided tours allows visitors and groups - school classes or others - to discover, among other things, the history of the mill, the importance of bees, the water cycle or the religious heritage. The Kulturmillen also attach great importance to raising public awareness of sustainable development, in particular through a visit to the energy tour, which tells the story of energy in the municipality of Beckerich. Today, the energy tour can also be combined with a visit to the new Energy Museum, which is located on the grounds of the mill. Individual visit free of charge online reservation for access / group visits online enquiry In the Millegalerie, artists from Luxembourg and other countries are guests to give you a break and show you the colours of the present.

"My hidden treasure is the small medieval chapel on the Kuelebierg in Beckerich. It is tucked away in the forest, making it a place where one can enjoy the tranquility of nature. If you’re lucky and the chapel door is open, you can see the candlelight of the altar shining from afar through the darkness. Especially in summer, you can watch a beautiful sunset along the path by the meadows. Another highlight, however, is the chapel in the June nights, as the entire forest sparkles with fireflies, making you feel like you're in a fairy tale. The chapel offers a cool respite on a warm summer day. But even the bench in front of the building invites you to rest after a strenuous hike with the dogs and listen to the songs of the birds." TouristInfo Wëlle Westen +352 28 33 45 info@visitwellewesten.lu

The chapel, whose origins can be traced back to the Middle Ages, is perched on the hill Kuelebierg. The secluded location, the peaceful atmosphere as well as the architecture and history of the chapel turn it into a special gem. A 700 meter-long Way of the Cross leads from the church in Beckerich up to the chapel.

The former mill offers a cultural programme varying from creative courses, thematic events to exhibitions and conferences. The mill is committed to sensitize locals and visitors to sustainable development and offers a wide range of guided tours on environment, nature and culture.

We follow an old cross path to the chapel on the Kuelebierg. Then we hike along a field path to the Belgian border, and from there it goes down through the forest to Hovelange. There we follow a cycle path before crossing meadows and fields to Huttange and from there back to the starting point.