Don't be bored – paddleboard, and enjoy a host of engaging family activities across the Grand Duchy this week.
Monday, 7 July
In the middle of summer, there is nothing more refreshing than getting in the water; so why not visit Lultzhausen and the Upper Sûre lake.
Located just 400 metres from the main office of Lultzhausen's youth hostel, visitors can hire a range of water sports equipment and explore the scenic Upper Sûre Lake by canoe, kayak, or paddleboarding.
Whether you're on your own, or spending time with friends or family, this is an ideal way to experience the lake’s natural beauty and engage in wholesome, healthy fun.
Location: Youth hostel Lultzhausen, Lultzhausen
Opening times: Monday 7 July, 10am – 5pm
Equipment rental available for 3 or 7 hours during spring and summer months.
Further information can be found here.
Tuesday, 8 July
If your children are looking for a unique way to connect with Luxembourg’s natural world, why not join a crayfish expedition in the countryside near Junglinster.
Taking place in Godbrange, just 16 kilometres from Luxembourg City, this field activity invites families to get hands-on with local research by helping to capture, measure and identify crayfish – part of a broader effort to assess the state of freshwater species in the country.
The afternoon forms part of the lead-up to the Science-Camp zu Lëlz, but no prior experience is needed.
Whether you're a young scientist in the making or simply curious about Luxembourg’s rivers and streams, it’s an engaging and educational way to spend time outdoors.
Location: Science Club, Rue du Cimetière, 6171 Godbrange, Junglinster
Time: Tuesday 8 July, 14:30 – 17:00
Entry: €5 per person
Distance: 16 km from Luxembourg City
Further information can be found here.
Wednesday, 9 July
Introduce little ones to art with First Steps at the Villa.
Villa Vauban’s interactive sessionS lets children aged two to four crawl or toddle through a sensory journey of colours, shapes and textures, while parents take in the museum’s permanent collection. Facilities include space for prams and a changing table, and additional family members are welcome.
Location: Villa Vauban – Musée d’Art de la Ville de Luxembourg
Event date: Wednesday 9 July, 10.30 am – 11.15 am
Further information can be found here.
Thursday, 10 July
Enjoy sunshine and playtime at Mama’s Summer Camp.
Held on the ground-floor terrace of Mama Shelter, this lively afternoon offers crafts, music, dancing and outdoor fun for children aged 3 to 11. With plenty of surprises in store, it’s a relaxed and creative way for families to spend time together.
Location: Mama Shelter, main terrace, Luxembourg City
Event date: Thursday 10 July, 3pm – 4.30pm
Further information can be found here.
Friday, 11 July
Reconnect with nature on the LUGA Valley Tour through Luxembourg City.
As part of LUGA 2025 – Luxembourg Urban Garden, this guided walk explores the Pétrusse and Alzette valleys under the theme Making the Invisible Visible. Discover how water, vegetation, and urban design come together in a bold reimagining of city landscapes. From fortress ruins to innovative green installations, the tour reveals a living space where heritage and sustainability meet.
Location: Departure from Luxembourg City Tourist Office, Place Guillaume II
Tour dates: Friday 11 July and Sunday 13 July, both at 3pm
Further information can be found here.
Saturday, 12 July
Young athletes take centre stage at Ironkids in Remich.
Held just hours before the main triathlon event, Ironkids invites children aged 5-17 to experience the thrill of a real competition with a fun and inclusive aquathlon – combining swimming in Remich’s outdoor pool and a run to the nearby finish line. It matters little if you are trying the sport for the first time, or are a seasoned competitor, it’s all about confidence, community, and enjoyment.
Location: Outdoor pool and nearby parking, Gare Routière, 5501 Remich
Event date: Saturday 12 July
Further information can be found here.
Sunday, 13 July
Join the fun at Scouts' Wisefest in Bertrange.
Held in the village garden, this family-friendly weekend celebrates scout spirit with food, campfire vigils, and hands-on activities for all ages. Saturday evening features grilled fare and a traditional pakalu, followed by a vigil and marshmallows around the fire. Sunday offers a full day of food – from suckling pig on a spit to waffles – alongside workshops and games for children.
Location: Duerfgaart, 2 Rue de la Fontaine, 8058 Bertrange
Event dates: Saturday 12 July from 6pm; Sunday 13 July from 11am to 5pm
Further information can be found here.
See also:
Our guide to Luxembourg life, culture, and entertainment – July events