Our visit to Wasserbillig was centred on the local aquarium, one of the places we chose to visit while travelling through Luxembourg. We were travelling as a family, with a four-year-old child and our dog, and Wasserbillig became one of the stops along this part of...
Travelling through Luxembourg with a dog is fairly simple, but the country has some unusually precise rules about where a dog must be kept on a lead. For somebody entering Luxembourg from another European Union country, including Italy, the basic travel requirements...
Grevenmacher was one of those places where we checked more than one possibility before deciding whether it was suitable for us. One of the parking areas we tried was directly along the road, in a very attractive position with a lovely view. For a short break it seemed...
Luxembourg is often described online with the simple rule “wild camping is illegal”, but for motorhome travellers the real situation is more precise than that. As of September 2026, wild camping on public or natural land is treated as prohibited, and the Grand-Ducal...
Wasserliesch lies only about ten kilometres south-west of Trier, close to Luxembourg and almost exactly where the Saar reaches the Moselle. It is not a large place, but its position makes it much more interesting than it first appears. The village sits between the...
