The „Musée rural Binsfeld“ demonstrates how a museum in a rural area can not only survive but also thrive over the years. The secret to its success: perseverance, a great deal of voluntary commitment and a knack for bringing regional history to life.
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What might a sustainable future look like, and what can we do to help make it happen? The Äerdschëff in Redange invites you to explore new approaches – in construction, in our use of energy and water, and in considering how we actually want to live.
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He was a village schoolteacher, an oil prospector in the Caucasus, an adviser to the young Turkish Republic and Luxembourg’s chief state geologist. Michel Lucius led a life far larger than his modest birthplace in Reimberg might suggest. With support from LEADER Wëlle Westen, a newly founded association now hopes to bring the Michel Lucius Museum to a wider audience.
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Wine-growing has shaped the Moselle region since Roman times. However, uncertainty over business succession, rising costs and changing consumer behaviour are putting pressure on winegrowers. A LEADER project aims to prevent vineyards from falling into disuse: through a vineyard exchange, advice and new ideas for preserving the cultural landscape.
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The two Local Action Groups, Miselerland in Luxembourg and Moselfranken in Rhineland-Palatinate, have shared a transnational LEADER development strategy for the past ten years. But what does that mean in practice? We paid a visit to their German counterparts in Saarburg to find out.
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