A Possen Folklore and Wine Museum

A Possen occupies two winegrowers' houses at Bech-Kleinmacher dating from 1617 and 1660, furnished room by room as they would have been used: kitchen, living room, bedrooms, the cellar with its presses and barrels, and a schoolroom and toy collection added later. It shows the domestic side of Moselle life rather than the commercial one, and a wine cellar in the basement serves local wine at the end. Bech-Kleinmacher sits between Remich and Schengen on the Moselle, and the two houses stand together in the old part of the village a short way back from the river.

The main sights

• The furnished rooms - two seventeenth-century houses laid out as lived in.
• The wine cellar - the presses, barrels and tools in the basement.
• The toy collection - the display added alongside the domestic rooms.
• The schoolroom - the reconstructed classroom in the complex.

When to go

April to October is the main season; winter opening is limited. It closes on some weekdays. Booking helps for groups.

Things to know

Opening is seasonal and days are limited. Labelling is largely in French, German and Luxembourgish. The museum is small.

Nearby

Remich is north, and Schengen is south.