Highlights of Luxembourg

Extensive forests of the Ardennes.

Aristocratic residences, 5 medieval castles, and picturesque historic centers.

High waterfalls, impressive rock formations, and deep gorges in the "Little Switzerland" of the Müllerthal.

Luxembourg is located between Belgium, Germany, and France and is not only a melting pot of cultures, but the small country also offers very diverse landscapes that will not disappoint you. This beautiful road trip takes you through the extensive Ardennes forests and some highlights of the Middle Ages of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.

It is known for its majestic aristocratic residences, medieval castles, and picturesque historic centers. This itinerary includes a visit to Vianden, Clervaux, Wiltz, Bourscheid, and Echternach, the oldest town in Luxembourg. You will cross the Müllerthal region and enjoy the abundance of natural beauty along the way. Along the way, you will see waterfalls, impressive rock formations, steep gorges, natural tunnels, and caves. It is no wonder this region is also called "Little Switzerland."