Archaeology Tours in Echternach

Wine walk Trier

Wine Fun in Trier

Nice walk and history lesson. This tour language is German. We missed that “memo” and the guide took extra time to translate some of the information. Very good wine. The only thing that was disappointing is that he ran over >45 min and we still didn't get to the store. We wanted to buy several bottles of the wine, but had to leave to catch a train. Would recommend this tour. Thank you for the fun time.

Luxembourg and Dinant Full Day Tour from Brussels

Too much time on the road to see Luxembourg.

3 hours each way to see both Luxembourg and Dinant…Dinant is pretty and serene and I love the river front. The saxophone founder home city celebrates his fame. The church is beautiful. Luxembourg was our next stop and after seeing so much beautiful and historical architecture in Brussels, Bruges and Ghent, not to mention other cities like Milan, Barcelona and Venice, I was not impressed with the city. The highlight there was a UNESO old town next to a meandering river that we could see from on top. I booked an English speaking tour because of prior poor experiences with bilingual or multi lingual tours. Guess what, this became a bilingual tour and the tour guide worked hard but it just does not work well. Shame on the agency for advertising it as an English speaking tour! Unless you have time to kill and have visited all the other places, I would give this a pass.

Luxembourg’s Steel, Iron & Mining Heritage Private Day Tour

Eye-Opening Journey Into Luxembourg’s Real Roots

I really loved this tour — it shows a part of Luxembourg you don’t usually hear about. Instead of castles and old towns, you dive into the country’s steel and mining past, which is actually what built its modern wealth. The stops were super interesting, from the giant furnaces in Belval to the miners’ monument in Kayl and the old tunnels in Rumelange. Walking through those underground passages was a highlight! The tour ends in Luxembourg City by the old ARBED building and the ArcelorMittal monument, which ties the whole story together. If you want something unique, authentic, and a bit unexpected, this tour is definitely worth it.