Huettermuehle, Hëttermillen

The wine house, which will reopen in autumn 2026, is located in listed buildings dating from the 16th and 18th centuries. An immersive tour takes visitors through the themes of landscape, people and territory, life on the Moselle, and Luxembourg viticulture. Temporary exhibitions are also on display. Complemented by a multifunctional hall, a bistro, tourist information and a bike rental station, the wine house will become an essential destination for all Moselle enthusiasts upon its opening. During the works remain open: the Mini exhibition « Work in Progress » about the project Wäinhaus

On the steep, sun drenched slopes of the valley where the river Moselle has carved its way, man has been cultivating grapevines for more than two thousand years. This narrow band of land found around Stadtbredimus consisting of warmer calcareous marls, mingled with thin keuper layers and compact stony argillaceous limestone soil, offer best growing conditions for vines. The overlapping of these soils, formed in far distant times around Stadtbredimus makes this terroir unique. A wide variety of grapevines find here a perfect environment. Wines that originate Stadtbredimus excel in aromas, richness and freshness. Since the beginning of grape growing in Luxembourg, man has managed to adapt to the natural environment. Today Cep D’or is doing a spectacular replanting in order to produce high quality grapes. Daily consumption type wines have been much reduced in order to produce a wider range of noble varietals such as Riesling, Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay, Auxerrois, Gewürztraminer and even Muscat Ottonel. Cep D’or has opted for sustained farming without the use of insecticides. The production of low yields for the benefit of quality rather than quantity has become our quality philosophy. The Moselle Valley, nestled between the vine covered slopes, is proof of the creativity and entrepreneurship of generations of dedicated winegrowers. We are aware of the challenge to keep alive this great tradition. The Vesque family, owners of the Cep D’or Estate, look back to the origins of this estate in 1762 when their ancestors settled here from Lorraine (France).

MTB trail Greiveldange Without doubt one of the most varied and interesting circuits for nature lovers and those who revel in distant views along the Moselle, this circuit starts in the charming, typical wine-growing village of Greiveldange before climbing up wine-covered slopes with a magnificent view over the river below. After Lenningen, it begins a long path through dense forests, finally leading to a downhill slope through fields to Stadtbredimus on the banks of the Moselle. Stadtbredimus is known for its castle housing the “Domaines Vinsmoselle” cooperative cellars, as the birthplace of the national poet Edmond de la Fontaine (better known as “Dicks”), and for its dam and lock. Before returning to Greiveldange, the circuit offers another superb view over the meandering river.