Last week we checked out Schengen and Remerschen, as we initially wanted to head out for some lake to take advantage of a very hot Sunday. Both villages are known for their wine and are near the point where the borders of Luxembourg, Germany and France meet. Schengen is also famous for the signing and giving the name to the Schengen Agreement.
We started by walking around the Moselle in Schengen and visiting the European Museum; we continued with some wine at the Caves du Sud in Remerschen and a dinner at the Chalet. In the end, we did not go to any beach to soak up the sun, but we did overlook the lake from our table, while we were melting under the heat.
Have you been in that region? What else would you recommend doing?
I really love that area! I think you did everything I like to do there… Another great place to eat – a bit better than the Chalet actually – is Le Bistrot Gourmand, also in Remerschen.
A pity is no more the right weather for enjoying that area 🙁
Corie
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Thanks for the tip! As we actually wanted to sunbathe a bit, we found the Chalet is close to it. But we decided on the spot to only eat. I still have one cave to check out in Schengen. I guess one more day will be spent around there 🙂
I have been to this region once or twice. A nice place to visit during summer to enjoy good food and wine as you did!
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