The Mullerthal region boasts a rich cultural heritage, highlighted by its numerous historic churches. Each church offers a glimpse into the area's architectural and religious history. These sacred sites stand as testaments to the region's longstanding traditions and community values.

In the Mullerthal Region, you can visit castles and ruins of castles and one castle that had remained practically intact since its construction.

The ancient castle of Beaufort was built between 1150 and 1650. At the beginning of the 20th century, the castle was restored and opened to the public already a year later. The Renaissance castle, next to it, was inhabited until 2012 and could be visited shortly after. After visiting the castles, do not miss to taste the Cassero!

Larochette castle stands on a rocky outcrop and towers majestically over the charming village of Larochette. The castle of Bourglinster can only be visited with a guide.

The Mullerthal Region is home to numerous archaeological sites that bear witness to the region’s long and diverse history. Ancient settlements, Roman foundations and medieval structures bring the past to life and show how life here has evolved over thousands of years.

Particularly impressive are the archaeological discoveries in the heart of Echternach, where significant remains from the 7th until the 10th century were uncovered on the marketplace.

The archaeological sites of the region tell the story of settlers, craftsmen, pilgrims and monks who shaped the cultural heritage of the Mullerthal Region and made its landscape a unique testimony to Luxembourg’s history.