Remich, Luxembourg Travel Guide

Discover Remich, the Pearl of the Moselle Valley, where scenic river views, lush vineyards, and rich cultural heritage create an enchanting travel experience.

Nestled along the banks of the Moselle River, Remich is a picturesque town in Luxembourg that offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural heritage. Known as the Pearl of the Moselle Valley, Remich boasts lush vineyards, scenic river views, and charming streets lined with historic buildings. The town is a gateway to the Luxembourg wine region, making it an ideal destination for wine enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. Stroll along the Promenade and take in the stunning views of the Moselle River, which forms the natural border between Luxembourg and Germany. The Promenade is a lively spot, especially during the summer months, where you can enjoy outdoor cafes, boat tours, and riverside picnics. Don’t miss the chance to visit the Caves St Martin wine cellars to sample some of the finest local wines and learn about the region’s rich winemaking tradition. Remich is also a great base for exploring the surrounding countryside. The town is surrounded by rolling hills and vineyards, offering numerous hiking and cycling trails. For a bit of history, visit the Saint-Nicolas Gate and the Church of Saint-Nicolas, both of which showcase the town’s medieval past. Whether you’re looking for relaxation or adventure, Remich offers a serene and captivating experience.

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Know before you go

Hi, I'm Eve. Here are a few practical things to know before exploring Remich.

Visit during the summer months to enjoy boat tours and outdoor cafes along the Promenade.
Take a guided tour of the Caves St Martin wine cellars to learn about local winemaking and sample some exquisite wines.
Explore the hiking and cycling trails that wind through the surrounding vineyards and hills for breathtaking views.
Check out local festivals and events, like the Grape and Wine Festival, for a taste of local culture and traditions.
Use Remich as a base to explore nearby attractions, such as the picturesque towns along the Moselle River and the historic city of Luxembourg.

Explore Remich: Things to Do, Places to Eat, Hotels & More

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Best attractions in Remich

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Porta Nigra

Porta Nigra is Trier’s iconic UNESCO World Heritage Roman city gate, renowned for its imposing stone architecture, panoramic city views, and rich layered history.

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Bd de la Pétrusse

Discover Ville Haute, Luxembourg’s historic quarter renowned for its medieval ramparts, elegant plazas, boutique shopping, and sweeping city panoramas.

Casemates du Bock

Luxembourg’s legendary Casemates du Bock invites you to explore labyrinthine tunnels carved into ancient cliffs—a UNESCO gem blending history, engineering, and panoramic views.

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Church of Our Lady in Trier

Germany’s oldest Gothic church, the Church of Our Lady in Trier impresses with its soaring architecture, rare round floor plan, and tranquil spiritual atmosphere.

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Konstantin-Basilika (Evangelische Kirche zum Erlöser)- Evangelische Kirchengemeinde Trier

Experience the remarkable Konstantin-Basilika in Trier—a colossal Roman imperial hall and UNESCO site, renowned for its breathtaking scale, resonance, and storied past.

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Luxembourg American Cemetery

Discover the Luxembourg American Cemetery in Hamm, where over 5,000 World War II soldiers and General Patton are memorialized in serene, dignified surroundings.

4.8

Monument of Remembrance

The Gëlle Fra is Luxembourg’s iconic golden monument, honoring national heroes and offering spectacular views from the heart of Ville Haute.

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Palais Grand-Ducal

The Grand Ducal Palace in Ville Haute, Luxembourg City, invites you to discover royal history, Renaissance elegance, and unique glimpses of the Grand Duchy’s enduring traditions.

4.5

Best restaurants in Remich

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Pizza Hut - Remich

Discover delightful pizza at Pizza Hut - Remich, where fast food meets authentic flavors amidst scenic surroundings.

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Le Bistrot Gourmand

Discover authentic European cuisine at Le Bistrot Gourmand – where every dish tells a story and every visit feels like home.

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Pizzeria um Moart

Experience authentic Italian cuisine at Pizzeria um Moart in Remich – where delicious wood-fired pizzas meet charming ambiance.

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Bistro Brasserie Koeppchen

Discover culinary excellence at Bistro Brasserie Koeppchen in Wormeldange-Haut—where local flavors meet exquisite dining experiences.

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Hostellerie des Pêcheurs - Auberge

Experience a culinary fusion of exquisite Chinese and Japanese cuisine at Hostellerie des Pêcheurs - Auberge in Remich, a true gastronomic delight.

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Um Scheff

Discover Um Scheff in Remich, where exquisite local cuisine meets stunning riverside views in a cozy atmosphere.

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Pavillon Desom

Experience the elegance of French fine dining at Pavillon Desom, a must-visit culinary destination in Remich with stunning river views.

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Ichiban Sushi

Experience authentic Japanese cuisine at Ichiban Sushi, a top-rated sushi restaurant in Remich, renowned for its freshness and quality.

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Seven Remich

Discover the vibrant nightlife and culinary delights at Seven Remich, the ultimate bar and restaurant in the heart of Remich.

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Café du Pont (beim Tania)

Experience the vibrant atmosphere and stunning views at Café du Pont, a must-visit bar in picturesque Remich, Luxembourg.

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Rock Cafe

Experience the vibrant nightlife at Rock Cafe, Remich's top live music bar, where every night is filled with unforgettable performances and great vibes.

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Medusa Remich

Discover the energetic nightlife at Medusa Remich, where cocktails meet live music in a stylish setting.

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Auchan Kirchberg

Immerse yourself in the vibrant shopping experience at Auchan Kirchberg, Luxembourg's premier hypermarket offering a plethora of local and international goods.

4.4

Designer Outlet Luxembourg

Explore Designer Outlet Luxembourg for unbeatable deals on top international brands in a vibrant shopping environment.

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Cactus Remich

Explore local flavors and international delights at Cactus Remich, the ultimate shopping destination in Luxembourg's picturesque Remich.

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Gelateria Valentino

Experience the finest artisanal ice cream at Gelateria Valentino in Remich, where every scoop is a delightful taste of local flavors.

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Explore Remich on the Map

A handpicked selection of must-see spots in Remich, mapped for you.

Remich Essentials

Remich is located in the southeastern part of Luxembourg, along the banks of the Moselle River. The nearest international airport is Luxembourg Airport, approximately 22 kilometers away. From the airport, you can take a taxi, book a shuttle service, or use public transport to reach Remich. Direct buses from Luxembourg City to Remich are also available and take about 40 minutes.
Within Remich, the town is small enough to explore on foot. For longer distances or to visit surrounding attractions, local buses and taxi services are readily available. Renting a bike is also a popular option for exploring the scenic Moselle Valley. Car rentals are available for those who prefer to drive, and parking is generally accessible.
The official currency in Luxembourg is the Euro (EUR). Major credit cards are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants, and shops. However, it is advisable to carry some cash for smaller establishments or rural areas. ATMs are plentiful in Remich, making it easy to withdraw cash if needed.
Remich is generally a safe destination for tourists. Standard precautions are recommended, such as avoiding poorly lit areas at night and keeping an eye on personal belongings in crowded places. There are no specific high-crime areas targeting tourists, but staying vigilant is always a good practice.
In case of emergency, dial 112 for immediate assistance, which connects you to police, medical, and fire services. Remich has a local police station and medical facilities, including pharmacies for minor health issues. It's recommended to have travel insurance that covers medical emergencies.
Fashion: Do dress comfortably and appropriately for the weather. Luxembourg is relatively casual, but if you plan to visit upscale restaurants or events, smart casual attire is recommended. Religion: Do respect local customs and traditions, especially when visiting religious sites. Public Transport: Do validate your ticket before boarding buses. Don't eat or drink on public transport. Greetings: Do greet people with a friendly 'Bonjour' or 'Moien' and a handshake. Eating & Drinking: Do try local delicacies and wines. Don't rush through meals; dining is a leisurely activity here.
To experience Remich like a local, visit the weekly markets where you can buy fresh produce and local specialties. Engage with locals, who are often friendly and willing to share insights about their town. Don't miss the wine festivals and boat cruises along the Moselle River for a unique experience. For a scenic view, take a walk or cycle along the Moselle Promenade.

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Useful Local Phrases for Remich

You don't need to speak the language perfectly. Even learning a few simple words can make conversations warmer—and locals usually appreciate the effort.

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6 phrase groups English + pronunciation

Here are the phrases I use most often in Remich. Try a few—you'll be surprised how far they go! 😊
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- HelloMoien
  [Moi-en]
- GoodbyeÄddi
  [Addi]
- YesJo
  [Yo]
- NoNee
  [Nay]
- Please/You're welcomeBidden/Äddi
  [Bidden/Addi]
- Thank youMerci
  [Mehr-see]
- Excuse me/SorryEntschëllegt
  [Ent-shellegt]
- How are you?Wéi geet et dir?
  [Way geet et deer]
- Fine. And you?Gutt. A wéi mat dir?
  [Goot. Ah way maat deer]
- Do you speak English?Schwätzt dir Englesch?
  [Shvats deer Eng-lesh]
- I don't understandEch verstinn net
  [Esh verstinn net]
- I'd like to see the menu, pleaseEch géif gären d'Menü gesinn, w.e.g.
  [Esh gayf geh-ren d-Meh-noo geh-seen, v.e.g.]
- I don't eat meatEch iess keng Fleesch
  [Esh eess kang Flay-sh]
- Cheers!Prost!
  [Prost]
- I would like to pay, pleaseEch géif gären bezuelen, w.e.g.
  [Esh gayf geh-ren bez-oo-len, v.e.g.]
- Help!Hëllef!
  [Hell-ef]
- Go away!Gutt fort!
  [Goot fort]
- Call the Police!Rufft d'Police!
  [Rooft d-Po-leece]
- Call a doctor!Rufft en Dokter!
  [Rooft en Dock-ter]
- I'm lostEch hunn mech verluer
  [Esh hunn mekh fair-loo-er]
- I'm illEch sinn krank
  [Esh seen krank]
- I'd like to buy...Ech géif ... kafen
  [Esh gayf ... kaf-en]
- I'm just lookingEch kuck just
  [Esh kook yust]
- How much is it?Wéi vill kascht et?
  [Way vill kash et]
- That's too expensiveDat ass ze dier
  [Dat ass tse deer]
- Can you lower the price?Kënnt dir de Präis erof setzen?
  [Kunt deer de Pray-es er-off zet-zen]
- What time is it?Wéi vill Auer ass et?
  [Way vill Oo-er ass et]
- It's one o'clockEt ass eng Auer
  [Et ass eng Oo-er]
- Half past (10)Hallef (10)
  [Hallef (10)]
- MorningMuer
  [Mur]
- AfternoonNomëtteg
  [No-met-teg]
- EveningOwend
  [Ovend]
- YesterdayGëschter
  [Gesh-ter]
- TodayHaut
  [Howt]
- TomorrowMuer
  [Mur]
- 1Een
  [Een]
- 2Zwei
  [Tz-vey]
- 3Dräi
  [Dray]
- 4Véier
  [Veer]
- 5Fënnef
  [Fenn-ef]
- 6Sechs
  [Zex]
- 7Siwen
  [Zi-wen]
- 8Aacht
  [Aacht]
- 9Néng
  [Nang]
- 10Zéng
  [Tz-eng]
- Where's a/the...?Wou ass e(n) ...?
  [Woo ass e(n) ...?]
- What's the address?Wat ass d'Adress?
  [Vat ass d-Adress]
- Can you show me (on the map)?Kënnt dir mir (op der Kaart) weisen?
  [Kunt deer meer (op der Kart) vye-sen]
- When's the next (bus)?Wann ass de(n) nächste(n) (Bus)?
  [Vann ass de(n) naechs-te(n) (Bus)]
- A ticket (to ....)Ee Billett (no ....)
  [Ee Bil-let (no ....)]

History of Remich

Remich's history dates back to Roman times when it was known as 'Remacum.' The Romans valued the location on the banks of the Moselle River, establishing it as a strategic point for trade and defense. Archaeological finds, including Roman baths and villas, demonstrate the significance of Remich during this period.
During the medieval era, Remich developed into a bustling market town. It was granted a charter in 882 AD, which allowed it to hold markets and fairs. The town's fortifications, including remnants of defensive walls and towers, highlight its importance and need for protection during tumultuous times.
The town faced significant challenges during the 16th and 17th centuries, particularly during the Thirty Years' War (1618-1648). Remich suffered from invasions and plundering, impacting its development. Despite these hardships, the town rebuilt and continued to thrive.
Remich is renowned for its wine culture, which flourished from the 19th century onward. The fertile slopes of the Moselle River provided ideal conditions for viticulture. The town's economy grew significantly due to the wine trade, and today it is a central hub for Luxembourg's wine industry.
During World War II, Remich, like much of Luxembourg, was occupied by Nazi Germany. The town was liberated by Allied forces in 1944. The period saw significant hardship, but post-war, Remich recovered and commemorated its liberation with annual events and memorials.
In recent decades, Remich has transformed into a vibrant tourist destination. Its picturesque landscapes, historical sites, and cultural festivals attract visitors from around the world. Investments in infrastructure and tourism have further solidified Remich's status as a key location in Luxembourg's cultural and economic landscape.