Binsfeld, Beim Musée

A 300-year-old farmhouse in Binsfeld is home to an exhibition of everyday objects from centuries gone by. Take a journey back in time and find out what daily life was like for the residents, farmers and craftsmen of the former villages of the Ardennes. That includes making bread in the old-fashioned way, because the wood oven is regularly fired up. Other animations such as tractor rides or hiking tours can be organised on request as well. Digital media are used to bring the region’s history to life in an up-to-date and practical way. Last entrance at 17:00. Guided tours are also available upon request. The duration is 2 hours, suitable for groups of up to 20 people. A tour costs 30 euros and can be conducted in Luxembourgish, German, English, and French. Immerse yourself in the past and experience history firsthand! Additionally, it is possible to stay overnight in the museum's holiday home, extending your visit and making the experience even more immersive.

The Auto-Pédestre Binsfeld starts in the town center, directly at the cultural center. After a few meters, you walk past the museum for rural culture “A Schiewesch”. In this former farmhouse, you can discover the history and everyday life of the rural population in past centuries. The hike continues southwards towards the Himmelsbierg. Then it follows a narrow path, the Mauluslee, to reach the Maulusmühle. Here the path turns and leads along the Wëmperbaach, past the Kléimillen, the Rossmillen, and the Hollermillen. The Rossmillen and the adjoining ponds are part of a nature reserve where you can observe rare and protected animal species, such as black storks, little grebes, and cormorants. The route then returns to Binsfeld, where a Roman burial site was discovered during the 1970s. The area has thus been inhabited since antiquity. The archaeological finds of the burial site can be seen in the Lëtzebuerg City Museum.