Embark on a hop-on-hop-off day tour and discover the history of Luxembourg, from the Middle Ages to the modern age, aboard a modern convertible bus. See the "Mullerthal" region with its breathtaking waterfall and walking trail, admire the Vianden Castle, and visit Echternach, the country's oldest city. Program of the day: 1. Mullerthal trail - Schiessentümpel:  View the "Schiessentümpel" waterfall with its three water jets on the Black Ernz. Snap pictures at the most photographed site in the Mullerthal Region, Luxembourg's Little Switzerland. Begin a 45-minute walking tour. 2. One stop at Beaufort for 10 minutes to take some photos and admire the view. 3. Castle of Vianden Explore the small medieval town of Vianden and its imposing castle, which attracts thousands of visitors annually. Admire the imposing castle that overlooks the town, the town wall with its fortified towers, and the town's chairlift. During the stop, you have 2.5 hours of leisure time that you can plan for yourself. We recommend that you bring a snack if you don't want to waste time in a restaurant. Otherwise, the time might be too short. 4. The old town of Echternach:  Continue to the city of Echternach, founded in 698 by the Benedictine monk Willibrord and the oldest town in Luxembourg. Visit the most beautiful places and buildings of Echternach, like the Basilica, the abbey, and the market square, during a 45-minute city tour. After the visit to Echternach, return to your original departure point at Boulevard de la Pétrusse in Luxembourg.

Explore one of the largest and most beautiful feudal residences of the Romanesque and Gothic periods in Europe, Vianden Castle, with an optional audio guide. In 2019, this memorable castle made it on the list of the 21 most beautiful castles in the world. Upon arrival at the castle, set out on a journey to discover the fascinating history of the Counts of Vianden and House of Nassau, with their impressive links to the imperial court. Marvel at the architectural wonders inside the castle as you explore each wing with its own distinct history. See the chapel and the two manors, arguably the most remarkable parts of the castle. Then, step into the incredible Jülich building to the west of the Great Palace. Get to know the story behind the castle's ruin and its restoration. Make sure to be camera-ready to capture photos as you stroll and admire the breathtaking views of the valley and the picturesque medieval city of Vianden.