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Tips, Trips, and Stories From Our Worldly TravelsDudelange — Steel, Immigration and a Free Motorhome Stop in the Minett
Dudelange was another place where our journey through southern Luxembourg continued to reveal a completely different side of the country from the one we had seen around the Moselle or in Luxembourg City. After Rumelange and Esch-sur-Alzette, the red earth, former...
Esch-sur-Alzette — From the Red Lands to a New City
Esch-sur-Alzette was another stop that showed us how different southern Luxembourg is from the rest of the country. By the time we reached it, we had already seen how strongly this part of Luxembourg had been shaped by iron ore and industry, and Esch is really the...
Rumelange — Into Luxembourg’s Iron-Mining Country
Rumelange was one of the places in Luxembourg where the reason for our visit was very clear from the beginning: we came for the National Mining Museum and for the extraordinary industrial landscape surrounding it. After spending time in Luxembourg City and in quieter...
Luxembourg City — A Capital Built between Cliffs, Valleys and Fortifications
Luxembourg City was the obvious centre of this part of our journey through the Grand Duchy, although our experience of the country had already been shaped by much smaller places such as Grevenmacher, Wasserbillig and Junglinster. Travelling with a four-year-old child...
Junglinster — A Quiet and Practical Stop in Eastern Luxembourg
Junglinster was a very different kind of stop from some of the prettier places we had visited in Luxembourg. We did not come here for a dramatic landscape, a castle or a famous old centre. What we found instead was something extremely useful when travelling by...
Ernzen — Dinosaurs, Sandstone and a Very Quiet Day in the Eifel
Ernzen was one of the more unusual stops of this part of our journey, because the village itself was not really what had brought us there. We came for the landscape around the Teufelsschlucht and the Dinosaurierpark Teufelsschlucht, in a corner of the South Eifel only...
Wasserbillig — A Stop at the Aquarium
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 with a Dog in Luxembourg — The Rules That Actually Matter
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 — Looking for a Place beside the Moselle
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...
Camping in Luxembourg — What Is Actually Allowed
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...