Getting to Rosport by public transport

For Henri Tudor, electricity was a passion. The museum dedicated to him in Rosport offers an exciting mix of interactive stations and traditional museum. Learn about the impact of Henri Tudor’s work on daily life – from the 19th century to the present day. The engineer was one of the pioneers in the development of electricity storage, lead acid batteries, street lighting, agricultural machinery, methods of transport and much more. You can follow in his footsteps as a researcher here – and experimentation is definitely encouraged! Now new: explore the museum via audio guide! It's easy with the izi.travel app or at: https://izi.travel/nl/4ae7-tudor-museum/en Closest bus stop: Rosport, Gemeng (on site) Closest parking lot: on site

The route takes you through the history of the village of Rosport and the Tudor family. Over 11 stages, you will discover, among other things, the eventful history of the Irminenhof from the 17th century and the mills of Rosport, where the lead accumulator was developed and perfected. The Engelsburg, which housed the Tudor accumulator factory, the train station, and the school from 1910 are further stages on the cultural route. The path ends in the impressive English park at the Tudor Museum, the former residence of Henri Tudor, called "Neit Schlass" from the year 1892. If you would like to round off your trip by a cultural and culinary experience, do pop into the Tudorsgeeschter farm shop. Here, forgotten varieties of fruit are brought back to life in the form of brandies and liqueurs. The shop also stocks other fruit products such as juices, syrups and fruit wines.

Explore alternative electricity production in Luxembourg with an e-bike or touring bike: The circular bike route passes the interactive Tudor Museum for electricity and accumulators and connects all the picturesque villages of the Rosport-Mompach community with the town of Echternach, which was the first town in Luxembourg to be equipped with electric lighting. The route goes through the green Sauer valley and past the dam and power plant in Rosport, then up to the plateau with beautiful views and the distinctive wind turbines on the Burer Bierg and Pafenbierg heights. The Tudor route is signposted in both directions throughout and partly runs on the national cycling routes PC2 Echternach and PC3 Des Trois Rivières. Points of interest: Tudor Museum in Rosport, hermit's chapel "Girsterklaus", "Kulturhaff Millermoler" (tea and other regional products) in Hinkel, Echternach (lake, gastronomy, culture).