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From the Romans to the European Union

The Moselle region boasts a rich heritage, from Roman history to the European Union. Explore charming winegrowing villages, seven museums, Gallo-Roman sites, and Second World War memorials along the European Liberation Route. As part of the Council of Europe’s Iter Vitis Cultural Route, the Moselle showcases Luxembourg’s winemaking traditions. From Schengen to Wasserbillig, guided vineyard walks and wine cellar tours reveal the art of local viticulture.

Museums

The region's 7 museums offer a wide variety of topics, ranging from aviation and life in the past to the history of printing in Luxembourg and, of course, wine. In Schengen, where the agreement of the same name was signed in 1985, you can learn all about the epic history of the European Union and the beginning of free movement in Europe at the European Museum (reopening in June 2025).

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  • "Gallo-Roman site" Dalheim
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    Large vicus on the Roman road
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Via mosel' - Wine & architecture

Discover the most beautiful wine estates and villages in the borderless Moselle valley - carefully selected for the quality of their hospitality and their outstanding historic and modern architecture. Sample the very best wines in the Moselle, enjoy accommodation in stunning surroundings, explore the region’s wealth of authentic winemakers’ houses and admire the latest architectural trends. These are just some of the highlights that await you in the borderless Moselle Valley.

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