Peppange, Duerfplaz

Come and discover the atmosphere of La charrue d'or full of history. Two partners, passionate about catering and gastronomy, took on the challenge of combining tradition and modernity. One is a cook with an experience of 30 years, the other is the manager. In a warm, friendly and relaxed setting, they welcome you with their entire team to Peppange and this in an ideal space to meet up with family, friends and colleagues and even for business meetings. (c) La Charrue d'Or

Of particular interest are the seven carriages belonging to the Grand Ducal court and the Grand Duke’s huge gala coupé. Numerous accessories such as harness, baggage and travel requisites take visitors back to the time when the Grand Ducal family and other wealthy citizens used to travel around by carriage. Your carriage awaits! Welcome to the land of princes and princesses! Luxembourg’s carriage museum is a land of wonderful stories and unexpected delight for children of all ages. Located on an old farm, the museum has about twenty carriages on display, six of which belonged to the Grand Ducal Court—and don’t miss the magnificent grand gala carriage! The museum also allows visitors to discover the world of old-fashioned travel, with plenty of harnesses, lanterns, trunks on display. You can even step into a coach builder’s workshop and see how carriages were made. Let the fairy-tale begin! The museum is closed from November to April.

There was once a time when no one needed to talk about organic farming because all produce was naturally grown, a time when all agricultural machinery was man-powered and villagers were sometimes farmers, sometimes craftsmen, and everything you owned was the result of manual labour. But life was calmer back then, and the season’s seemed to flow more smoothly from one to the next. There were no smartphones, no notifications, nothing to post, just respect for nature’s bounty. Surrounded by all of the fascinating objects on display at the Peppange Museum, many of which are now obsolete, it’s easy to feel nostalgic for the rural life of days gone by. Here at the Peppange Museum of Rural Life and Handicrafts, you can smell the flowers, listen to the birds chirping in the trees and hear the sweet sound of water. Visitors can examine ploughs and other agricultural machinery, many of which are still in working order, discover how crops used to be planted and harvested, and learn how to use a medieval forge. The garden invites you to take a meditative stroll and observe its wide variety of vegetables, spices and medicinal plants. Enjoy numerous workshops where you can learn all about the meticulousness required of people at the time. There is even a playground on site for younger visitors and a brasserie for the older ones. Cheers to a dreamy day for the entire family!