Bongert Altenhoven in Bettembourg offers visitors Luxembourg’s largest orchard, home to more than 80 varieties of fruit trees, 70 bird species, and a wealth of woodland fungi.
A gentle 1.27 km educational trail makes the area accessible for families, while a special free walking tour with pomologist Richard Dahlem on 19 September (17:00–19:30) will explore the history of the site. Registration is required.
The orchards of Steinsel will once again welcome families for apple-picking weekends across late September and October.
With 25,000 trees, visitors can pick apples, enjoy fresh juice, and sample local food and drinks. Perfect for children and families looking to mark the season outdoors.
In Belgium’s Haspengouw region, Fruit Company Jacobs opens its organic orchards to visitors for apple, pear, and cherry picking.
Families can enjoy the experience of harvesting fruit by hand and take part in guided tours explaining how the farm manages biodiversity and sustainable production.
Just outside Metz, Cueillette de Peltre offers a self-picking paradise with apples, other fruits, and vegetables ready to harvest.
Equipment is provided, making it an easy day out for families. A visit can be combined with Metz’s cultural sites or its celebrated Botanical Garden.
