The bronze sculpture '' De Wënzer'' represents a wine grower with hat, hoe and jug. Viticulture is the main agricultural activity of Mertert and Wasserbillig. Can be found near 1, rue Haute L-6680 Mertert

In the middle of a small village in the North Eifel, in the middle of nature, away from all the hustle and bustle in an old farmhouse made of natural stone is the Woewwesch gallery. The former stable and hayloft has been expanded into two floors with an exhibition area of more than 120 square meters.

The Hubert Salentin Museum, supported by the Manfred Vetter Foundation, is dedicated to the oeuvre of the genre painter Hubert Salentin.

A carnival club is a community of people who come together to celebrate and organize the carnival. These clubs are often active in cities or regions and play an important role in planning events, parades, and festivities during carnival time. They promote the traditions associated with the carnival and provide their members with the opportunity to actively participate in the celebrations.

Traditionally run carnival club

As the European Association of Visual Artists from Eifel and Ardennes (EVBK), a working group of visual artists from Belgium, Germany, France and Luxembourg, we promote the European idea - cross-border friendship.

A carnival club is a community of people who come together to celebrate and organize the carnival. These clubs are often active in cities or regions and play an important role in planning events, parades, and festivities during the carnival season. They promote the traditions associated with the carnival and offer their members the opportunity to actively participate in the celebrations.

Regular exhibitions of national and international artists, thematic exhibitions and artists' projects in the "kuba"-Kulturbahnhof Nettersheim.

Formerly a Roman settlement on the important Roman road between Trier and Cologne, today a tranquil place for cultural and scenic enjoyment: Marcomagus in the Archaeological Landscape Park.

Immerse yourself in the world of Henri Tudor, the inventor of the lead accumulator. At the Tudor Castle in Rosport, the former residence of Henri Tudor (1859-1928), you will experience the development of electricity and innovations. The visitor learns the current and accumulator interactively.