Morning: Hiking the Mullerthal Trail – Route 2
Begin your adventure with a scenic hike along Route 2 of the Mullerthal Trail, one of the most breathtaking sections of this famous 112 km trail network. The trail takes you through dense forests, rugged sandstone rock formations, and stunning viewpoints. Start at Echternach, the oldest town in Luxembourg, and head toward the picturesque Wolfsschlucht (Wolf’s Gorge), a narrow canyon surrounded by towering rock formations.

Hidden Gem: Stop at Hohllay Cave, an ancient rock shelter once used by stonecutters. The eerie atmosphere and smooth, wave-like rock walls make it a fascinating stop.

Lunch:
Enjoy a well-earned meal at Mélis Restaurant, a charming spot in Berdorf that serves fresh, locally sourced dishes like trout from the local rivers or Luxembourgish Kniddelen (dumplings with bacon and cream sauce).

Afternoon: Exploring Berdorf’s Rock Formations
Continue your hike towards Berdorf, a small village famous for its dramatic rock formations. Climb up to Perekop Rock, a natural sandstone tower offering panoramic views over the surrounding valleys. Then, explore the mystical Rittergang (Knight’s Passage), a narrow rock corridor with a hidden staircase carved into the stone.

Hidden Gem: If you love adventure, visit Kohlscheuer Caves, a network of pitch-dark tunnels that require a flashlight to navigate—an unforgettable experience for those seeking a thrill.

Dinner:
Dine at Hotel-Restaurant Gruber, known for its traditional Luxembourgish dishes with a modern twist. Try the Judd mat Gaardebounen (smoked pork neck with broad beans), a local specialty.

Drinks:
End your day with a drink at Berdorfer Eck, a cozy bar offering local beers and wines in a relaxed atmosphere.

Morning: Schiessentümpel Waterfall & Consdorf’s Rock Formations
Start the day with a visit to the Schiessentümpel Waterfall, the most famous natural landmark in Mullerthal. This triple waterfall, framed by a picturesque stone bridge, looks straight out of a fairytale.

Next, head towards Consdorf, where you can explore the Goldfralay and Kuelscheier rock formations. These tunnels and crevices are a must-see for nature lovers and perfect for an adventurous walk.

Hidden Gem: The Ellergronn Nature Reserve offers a quieter, off-the-beaten-path hiking experience with diverse flora and fauna.

Lunch:
Enjoy lunch at Heringer Millen, a historic mill-turned-restaurant offering fresh, organic cuisine. Their homemade quiches and Luxembourgish Platen (cheese and charcuterie board) are perfect for refueling.

Afternoon: Exploring Echternach, Luxembourg’s Oldest Town
Spend the afternoon discovering Echternach, the cultural heart of the Mullerthal region. Wander through the charming medieval streets, visit the impressive Basilica of Saint Willibrord, and explore the Abbey Museum, which houses fascinating manuscripts and relics from Luxembourg’s oldest monastic community.

Hidden Gem: Walk along the Echternach Lake, a peaceful spot just outside town, ideal for a relaxing break.

Dinner:
Dine at Le Petit Poète, a cozy bistro in Echternach offering delicious local cuisine. Their pike-perch fillet with Riesling sauce is a must-try.

Drinks:
End your day with a drink at Café De Philo’s, a charming local bar with a great selection of Luxembourgish wines and craft beers.

Morning: Visit to Beaufort Castle
Begin your last day with a visit to Beaufort Castle, a stunning medieval fortress set against a backdrop of dense forests. You can explore the ruins of the 11th-century castle and, if you’re up for it, sample the local Cassis de Beaufort, a blackcurrant liqueur made on-site.

Hidden Gem: Take a short detour to the Haupeschbaach Valley, a serene hiking spot with hidden waterfalls and moss-covered rock formations.

Lunch:
Stop at Brasserie Heringer Millen, located near Beaufort, for a delicious meal with fresh, seasonal ingredients. Their wild mushroom risotto is highly recommended.

Afternoon: Larochette and the Castle Ruins
Head towards Larochette, a picturesque village known for its castle ruins perched on a rocky hilltop. Stroll through the charming town square, explore the castle remains, and enjoy the stunning views over the valley.

Hidden Gem: If you have time, visit the Mersch Castle, a lesser-known but beautiful medieval castle with peaceful gardens.

Dinner:
Wrap up your trip with a delightful dinner at Op Der Bleech, a family-run restaurant offering a mix of Luxembourgish and French cuisine. The venison stew with red cabbage and spätzle is a perfect dish to end your journey.

Drinks:
Enjoy a final toast at Caves Bernard-Massard, one of Luxembourg’s best-known wineries, where you can sample Luxembourgish Crémant (sparkling wine).