2 Best Sights in Bech-Kleinmacher, Remich and the Moselle

The Caves des Vignerons de Wellenstein is 2 km (1¼ mi) up the hill from Bech-Kleinmacher, in the tiny village of Wellenstein. This is one of the visitor centers for the Domaines de Vinsmoselle company, a cooperative of many of Luxembourg's smaller wine growers. A one-hour stop here will allow you to take in a film about Moselle wines, a tour of the facility, and tastings. The caves—the largest in the country—have been in continual use for over 100 years and are surrounded by 900 hectares of vineyards.

In the small village of Bech-Kleinmacher you'll find the Musée Folklorique et Viticole ‘A Possen', a 17th-century stone wine maker's house, with a more modern and slightly incongruous side wing. Its extraordinarily atmospheric displays include a "black kitchen," with a ham-smoking chimney, and a cozy bedroom with a four-poster bed and homespun linens; there are museum displays on the wine industry, and a toy collection as well. There's also a Waistuff (wine stube) next door, where you can taste the local wine and sample dark bread smeared with pungent kachkeis, Luxembourg's favorite cheese spread.