Looking for ideas for spending the first vacation of the year with your little wolves? In view of the weather, we'd like to share with you our selection of activities to do under shelter and, above all, as a family 👨👩👧👦
If you too would like to climb the walls like we did at Funny Mountain, go to the very bottom of the article for more info 😉
___ICE PARK BEAUFORT📍Beaufort
Lace up your skates and glide down to Beaufort Ice Park, Luxembourg's oldest ice rink! From classic ice skating to ice karting, there's something for everyone.
You can even come and cheer on the town's field hockey team, the Beaufort Knights, at their matches and training sessions! If you fancy it, you can also try your hand at the discipline by signing up for a course. It's the perfect time to take advantage of the rink before its annual closure ⛸️
___ECHER DÉIERPARK📍Esch-sur-Alzette
If the sun is shining, come and meet over 150 animals of 25 different species on the Escher Déierpark hill. Your whole tribe will be delighted to feed the animals from the pellet dispensers at the park entrance.
As an added bonus, you can even enjoy a snack in the cabins, straight out of a fairytale 🦌
📸 Claude Piscitelli
___KULTURHUEF📍Grevenmacher
Let your imagination run wild at the Kulturhuef Museum! You'll learn all about printing in the museum's permanent exhibition. And don't hesitate to take a look at the other exhibition on playing cards!
To top it all off, numerous workshops are organized throughout the year: from Lego-print to storytelling walks, there's something for everyone 🧑🏻🎨
___CASEMATES DE LA PÉTRUSSE📍Luxembourg-Ville
With the whole family, come and (re)discover Luxembourg's history through the mysterious Casemates de la Pétrusse. With light effects and scenography on the rocks, this tour will plunge you back into the 17ᵉ century, when the casemates were still in use.
Remember to book your tour in advance, in the language of your choice 🇫🇷🇩🇪🇬🇧🇱🇺
___MUSÉE DE L'ARDOISE📍Haut-Martelange
Dive into the depths of the earth with your mini adventurers at the Musée de l'Ardoise. Explore the underground galleries while discovering the rhythm of life of the "Leeëndecker" at 42 meters below ground.
You can also sign your kids up for the various slate-drawing workshops held at the museum 🎨
Have a lovely vacation, and don't forget to get some rest 😎
