When the leaves start to fall and the sky turns grey, it seems like the only activity worth doing is staying at home curled up in a good book or movie. Doing this for the entirety of fall may seem logical to some, but why not explore this beautiful country we call home? Whether you enjoy exploring culture or nature, there is something everyone can enjoy this coming autumn.
The Culture Corner:
Night of the Museums
October 11, 2025
When it comes to art, Luxembourg is no stranger, and a unique way museums invite audiences to experience art is at night. From 17 pm to 1 am, you can encounter diverting itineraries across seven of Luxembourg’s esteemed museums. From DJ sets, special guided tours, delicious food, and interactive workshops, ‘Nuit des Musees’ is sure to be a fun evening to soak up the finest culture Luxembourg has to offer. Visit museumsmile.lu for more details.
Bazaar International
Luxexpo 10 Circuit de La Foire International L-1347 Kirchberg
November 21 to 23, 2025
To celebrate the diversity of Luxembourg, Luxexpo hosts an International Bazar every November, with all proceeds donated to a plethora of humanitarian projects around the world. With almost 60 stands selling clothing, jewellery, drinks, and primarily food, it is the perfect way to represent different cultures, while also embracing and immersing yourself in various heritages.
Luxembourg Art Week
Glacis Square (Fouerplaatz) L-1628 Ville-Haute
November 21 to 23 2025
Luxembourg Art Week is a carefully curated selection of artworks from both local and international market, bridging the two together. Throughout the three-day event, artworks from galleries in New York, Paris, Dubai, Berlin and beyond are showcased to a broad audience – including private collectors, art enthusiasts, curators, gallery owners, etc., and as a public event, Luxembourg Art Week offers a distinctive opportunity to immerse yourself in the richness of contemporary artistic expression.
The Great Outdoors:
A Day with Ramborn Cider Co.
23 Duerfstrooss, L-6660 Bur Rouspert-Mompech
Apples are perhaps one of the best things about the autumn season and sitting just before the German border, is the Luxembourgish orchard Ramborn Cider Co., manufacturing homegrown cider and juice products from their traditional orchards. The farm is open Wednesday till Sunday, from 14:00 to 18:00, for tours (booking ahead required at [email protected]), tastings, or scenic strolls with the family, a charming way to spend a fall afternoon.
A Lill – Haff Famill Peller
Shop: 36 Rue de Kehlen, L-8295 Keispelt Kehlen
Farm: Op der Heicht, L-8293 Keispelt
Supporting local businesses is what keeps the heart of Luxembourg beating. Family farm A Lill, located in Keispelt, offers plenty of fruits, vegetables, flowers, herbs, and many more homemade products, while also offering the opportunity to pick you r own produce! It doesn’t get any fresher than that. As the autumn season approaches, be sure to check out their extensive pumpkin selection, perfect for a pumpkin picking excursion.
Nut Festival in Vianden
Mnt. du Château, L-9408 Vianden
12th October
On a yearly basis, Vianden is host to 20,000 people, tourists and locals alike, who visit for the Nut Festival. Occurring in the second season of October, this is a staple event in the Luxembourgish fall calendar to feature nut products like liqueurs, baked goods, and fresh walnut, and to celebrate the local walnut harvest. Whether you are a nut-lover or just want to walk around the town of Vianden with the castle resting quietly in the background, the 12th of October is sure to be a day to remember.
Pumpkin Picking at Hahn Pumpkin Farm
12 Rue Principale, L-8560 Roodt Ell
Pumpkins are synonymous with Halloween, and with the fantastically spooky holiday coming up, what better way to prepare than by picking pumpkins to carve and decorate your home! Hahn Pumpkin Farm is situated in western Luxembourg and provides a diverse lineup of pumpkin species to choose from. This is the perfect outing to get into the fall mentality, by enjoying seasonal treats, crisp air, and the simple joy of picking your own pumpkin.
Müllerthal Trail
B.P. 152, L-6402 Echternach
The Luxembourgish landscape is host to an array of hiking trails, one standout in particular is in Luxembourg’s own little Switzerland, the Müllerthal Trail. While known for its unique rock formations and 112 km trail, the trail also provides tours of the beautiful scenery on horseback, perfect for any horse enthusiasts. This hiking hotspot doesn’t just lead you through the landscape – it transports you into the heart of Luxembourg’s wild soul.
Camping Martbusch
3 beim Martbusch, L-6552 Berdorf
With the beautiful Luxembourgish countryside as its backdrop, Martbusch is the ideal spot for camping. Whether with two people or six, Camping Martbusch can accommodate, making it the quintessential weekend escape. This glamping site is nestled at the edge of the Müllerthal trails and provides direct access to the most fantastic hikes in Luxembourg. So, after a day of exploring, campers can retreat back to their pods and unwind under the stars.
