Best Attractions in Mullerthal Trail
Planning a trip to Mullerthal Trail? Discover the best attractions in Mullerthal Trail with history, expert tips, and routes. Free on web or the Evendo app.
The best attractions in Mullerthal Trail
- Top rated
- Closest to the centre
- A–Z
14 attractions
-
Tourist attraction4.6★385 reviews
Predigtstuhl
Predigtstuhl is a dramatic sandstone rock formation set in the lush forests near Berdorf, Luxembourg. Known for its sweeping panoramas, moss-draped rock corridors, and labyrinthine stairways chiseled into the stone, this natural amphitheater is a magnet for hikers, climbers, and nature-lovers exploring the Mullerthal region. Accessible year-round and free of charge, Predigtstuhl offers a singular blend of geological spectacle, wild woodland ambiance, and photogenic vantage points high above the valley floor.
Open 24 hours
-
Tourist attraction4.8★321 reviews
Kuelscheier
Hidden within the forests near Consdorf, the Kuelscheier rock formation offers visitors a touch of geological magic. This narrow crevice passage, part of Luxembourg’s legendary Mullerthal Trail, winds through sandstone cliffs, immersing intrepid explorers in near-total darkness punctuated by slivers of glowing daylight. Both natural wonder and local favorite, it promises a hands-on adventure for hikers and geology enthusiasts alike—no admission fee required, just a sense of curiosity and maybe a flashlight.
Open 24 hours
-
Hiking area4.6★352 reviews
Mullerthal Trail Route 2
Mullerthal Trail Route 2 leads you into the magical heart of ‘Little Switzerland’, where hikers find a fairytale landscape of moss-draped boulders, lush river valleys, and primeval beech woods. Stretching from the village of Mullerthal, this route weaves through otherworldly rock labyrinths, picturesque gorges, and serene streams, offering a quintessential glimpse of Luxembourg’s wild, natural beauty. The marked trail is free to explore and promises inspiring vistas, hidden caves, and the invigorating spirit of the country’s famous hiking region.
Open 24 hours
-
Winery4.5★369 reviews
Caves Bernard-Massard
Set along the picturesque Moselle River in Grevenmacher, Caves Bernard-Massard is Luxembourg’s most celebrated producer of sparkling wines. Since 1921, this family-run estate has welcomed guests for guided tours deep within its vast underground cellars, where millions of bottles rest and mature. The on-site tastings offer an elegant introduction to the estate’s méthode traditionnelle wines, making it a beloved stop for wine lovers venturing through Luxembourg’s lush eastern valleys.
Mon–Sat 10:00–18:00
-
Tourist attraction4.8★210 reviews
Siweschlëff
Nestled in the heart of Berdorf, Siweschlëff—known as the 'Seven Gorges'—is one of Luxembourg’s most enigmatic natural wonders. This labyrinthine maze of towering sandstone cliffs, winding canyons, and pocketed rock chambers attracts hikers, families, and adventure-seekers alike. Often cloaked in mist and dappled sunlight, the Siweschlëff offers visitors a mystical escape and unforgettable explorations, whether for a leisurely stroll or spirited rock scrambling.
-
Tourist attraction4.4★56 reviews
Trap / Stairway Mëllerdall
Tucked in Luxembourg’s fabled 'Little Switzerland,' the Trap / Stairway Mëllerdall stands as a dramatic stone staircase carved into mossy sandstone, leading explorers deep into valleys and woodlands renowned for breathtaking rock formations. Beloved by hikers, photographers, and nature lovers, the stairway is a symbolic entryway to the Mullerthal’s wild beauty—one of its most iconic and photogenic natural landmarks, easily accessible for free and drawing visitors seeking adventure and tranquility alike.
Open 24 hours
-
Tourist attraction4.3★47 reviews
Heringerburg Ruine
Perched on a forested promontory in the heart of Luxembourg’s Mullerthal region, the Heringerburg Ruins offer a dramatic glimpse into the country’s medieval past. Surrounded by otherworldly sandstone formations, mossy trails, and ancient woodlands, the crumbling remains of this historic fortress invite curious wanderers to explore their arches and vantage points, with sweeping views across the lush valley below. It’s a tranquil and atmospheric site where nature and history have become beautifully intertwined.
Daily 9:00–18:00
-
Hiking area4.7★26 reviews
Sight seeing rock
Tucked amidst the rolling forests and sandstone valleys of Consdorf, the Sight Seeing Rock invites hikers and dreamers to a scenic outcrop prized for its panoramic views. The formation is a beloved highlight of Luxembourg's famed Mullerthal region, carving a niche among lush woodland trails and mossy rock faces. Adventurers make their way here to savor the peace, pause above ancient landscapes, and immerse themselves in an environment shaped by wind, water, and centuries of local lore.
Open 24 hours
-
Tourist attraction4.6★8 reviews
Schelmelee
Nestled in the enchanting Mullerthal region near Consdorf, Schelmelee is an atmospheric rocky gorge celebrated for its moss-carpeted ridges and hidden crevices. This natural curiosity draws hikers, photographers, and geology enthusiasts seeking a peaceful yet mysterious landscape. Eroded sandstone walls, lush undergrowth, and narrow passages combine to create an otherworldly scene that feels far removed from everyday life. Its accessible trails and wild beauty make Schelmelee a compelling stop for anyone exploring Luxembourg’s 'Little Switzerland.'
-
Tourist attraction4.6★5 reviews
Kleiner Wasserfall
Tucked away within the enchanting woodlands of Mullerthal in Waldbillig, the Kleiner Wasserfall offers a tranquil escape for nature lovers and photographers. This petite yet captivating waterfall, surrounded by moss-laden boulders and towering trees, is a picturesque escape famed for its peaceful ambiance and natural beauty. Easily accessible on popular local walking trails, it provides visitors with a serene spot to pause, reflect, and capture the essence of Luxembourg’s Little Switzerland region.
Open 24 hours
Versteinerter Dino
Hidden within Consdorf’s lush Mullerthal landscape, the Versteinerter Dino is a beloved curiosity—a mossy rock formation that, from certain viewpoints, uncannily resembles a giant dinosaur frozen in time. This quirky natural attraction draws walkers and families seeking an offbeat moment along forest trails, blending nature’s artistry with a touch of local folklore. The site is free to visit, offering a whimsical pause for a photo or picnic amid Luxembourg’s famous ‘Little Switzerland’ scenery.
Eulenburg
Tucked away in the lush forests near Consdorf, Eulenburg is a dramatic sandstone rock formation and cave, beloved by hikers venturing through Luxembourg’s enchanting Petite Suisse region. This natural wonder offers a peaceful retreat, where weathered cliffs and mossy boulders evoke an air of mystery and timelessness. Its secluded setting makes it a treasured stop along regional trails, ideal for those seeking outdoor adventure, unique geology, and the quiet beauty of wild woodland.
Loschbur hill, with stairs and small mire
Perched above the peaceful commune of Waldbillig, Loschbur Hill captivates hikers and nature lovers with its atmospheric stairs ascending through the forest and a secretive, mossy mire tucked between ancient trees. This serene elevation is famed for both its rugged natural scenery and its archaeological prominence as the home of the ancient Loschbour Man, offering visitors a journey that is both scenic and steeped in prehistory.
Open 24 hours
Der verkehrte Fuß
Nestled amid Consdorf's enchanting woodland, 'Der verkehrte Fuß' is a whimsical and quirky landmark that delights hikers and explorers on Luxembourg's Müllerthal Trail. This unusual stone sculpture features a large footprint impressively embedded upside-down in the rocky forest floor, sparking both curiosity and surprise among passersby. Serving as both a playful riddle and a photo hotspot, it exemplifies the mysterious charm that permeates the region’s sandstone landscapes, making it a favorite stop for families, walkers, and lovers of local legends.
Explore Mullerthal Trail on the map
A handpicked selection of must-see spots in Mullerthal Trail, mapped for you.
More about Mullerthal Trail

Mullerthal Trail travel guide
Mullerthal Trail in Luxembourg winds through sandstone gorges, forests and villages, linking Echternach with memorable hikes, rock formations and nature.
Tell me more about Mullerthal TrailMore to explore in Mullerthal Trail
Explore more

Explore more of Luxembourg
Discover Luxembourg: A charming blend of historical wonders, breathtaking landscapes, and cultural vibrancy in the heart of Europe.
Explore Luxembourg
Getting your guide ready…
We are putting together a fresh copy of the Mullerthal Trail guide. This can take up to a minute.
This can take a few moments. If your browser asks, choose Allow so the download can start. You'll find the guide in your Downloads folder.
Nothing happened? Download it again
Sorry, the guide is taking longer than usual. Please try again in a minute, or get it by email instead.