Remich

After the withdrawal of Roman troops in the 5th century, the Roman settlement of Remacum turned gradually into Remich. It grew over time but got destroyed by Normans in 882. Fragments of the medieval fortifications, such as the Saint Nicolas gate, are still visible today. In 1687 most of the town's fortifications were demolished by the army of Louis XIV (of France). Various coats of arms and guild symbols can still be found on some houses in Remich.

By car

The N2 (Route de Remich), also known as E29, connects Luxembourg City and Remich. The N10 connects Schengen in the south to Grevenmacher and Wasserbillig, following the Moselle until the latter, after which it follows the Sauer or Sûre, connecting to Echternach, Diekirch, Ettelbruck, Vianden and eventually terminating near Clervaux. The N1 connects the aforementioned Grevenmacher and Wasserbillig to Luxembourg City.

By public transit

Coming from Germany, Remich can be reached through the station of Nennig in Germany, from which it is a 10-minute walk to Remich, crossing the bridge over the Moselle.
The main hub for busses in Remich is the Gare Routière, from which bus 175 runs every hour to Luxembourg City. It leaves Luxembourg City from the train station (without passing through the city centre). Other busses are the 180 to Mondorf-les-Bains, 450 to Grevenmacher and 155 to Saarlouis in Germany. Line 185 stops in Remich, connecting Schengen and Mondorf-les-Bains.

The bicycle is the preferred mode of transport by tourists. Rentabike Miselerland is by far the most used service for renting bikes, having a handful of locations at which you can rent and return your bike located along the Moselle.

• Rentabike Miselerland

  phone: +352 621 356 137
  address: Esplanade

• Fuesend Karneval is a three-day-long celebration of Carnaval, which is notable for its special events: Stréimännchen, the burning of a male effigy from the Moselle River bridge. This event symbolises the burning and doing away with winter. The second special event is the Buergbrennen bonfire that closes the celebration. The Fuesend Karneval also has a parade.

• Musée A Possen

  phone: +352 23 69 73 53
  address: 1 Rue Aloyse Sandt, Bech-Kleinmacher
  Folklore, wine and toy museum.

• Tour a wine cellarCaves St. Martin (circa 1921) is known for their crémants. They offer a 45-minute tour of their man-made underground wine cellars (1 km); prices include a glass of crémant (6 euros) or one glass of crémant and one glass of Auxerrois Grand Premier Cru (7.50 euros).

• Pavillon Desom

  phone: +352 23 69 81 75
  address: 49 Esplanade

• Gandhi

  phone: +352 26 66 48 51
  address: 32 Rue de Macher

• Brasserie-Restaurant Le Lion D'Or

  phone: +352 26 66 43 20
  address: 30 Quai de la Moselle

• Um Scheff

  phone: +352 26 37 87 58
  address: 20 Quai de la Moselle

• Restaurant-Auberge La Croisette

  phone: +352 26 66 05 05
  address: 4 Quai de la Moselle

• Café / Restaurant Moselbrück

  phone: +49 6866 150850
  address: Zur Moselbrücke 15, Perl

• Pavillon Desom

  phone: +352 23 69 81 75
  address: 49 Esplanade

• Restaurant Pavillon Saint Martin

  phone: +352 23 66 91 02
  address: 53 Route de Stadtbredimus

• Café Schumacher

  phone: +352 23 66 94 90
  address: 40 Rue de Macher

• Réimecher Stuff

  phone: +352 26 66 43 20
  address: 30 Quai de la Moselle

• Café Um Moart

  phone: +352 26 66 45 82
  address: 3 Place du Marché

• Hotel Saint-Nicolas

  phone: +352 26 663
  address: 31 Esplanade
  4-star hotel with spa and restaurant located on the bank of the river Moselle.

• l'Esplanade

  phone: +352 23 66 91 71
  address: 5 Esplanade
  3-star hotel

• Hotel Restaurant Ecluse

  phone: +352 23 61 91 1
  address: 29 Waistrooss, Stadtbredimus

• Camping Mosella am Rothaus

  phone: +49 6866 510
  address: Zur Moselbrücke 2a, Perl

• Hotel Villa Belle-Rive

  phone: +352 27 07 56 77
  address: 49 Route de Stadtbredimus

• Camping Opa Schuler

  phone: +49 6583 678
  address: Obermoselstraße 1, Palzem