OurHOLIDAY APARTMENTS
Holiday apartments
Our holiday apartments, specialized in agritourism, can accommodate from 2 to 5 people and all have access to a sunny terrace, a fully equipped kitchen, a bathroom with shower, satellite TV and free Internet access. Sufficient parking is available.
The farm is freely explorable; here you can meet the Angus cattle and other animals. You can harvest vegetables directly from the CSA garden and find suitable accompaniments in the farm shop.
For children, there is a small petting zoo with rabbits and guinea pigs in our barn. In addition, children will find a large trampoline and some toys like pedal tractors.
Apartment C
group
5 Adults
square_foot +/- 60m²
Oct - Mar:
70€/Night
Apr - Sep:
90€/Night
Fully furnished, ground-floor apartment with two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a living kitchen. Large terrace with a magnificent view.
Ideal for 5 People
Apartment D
group
5 Adults
square_foot +/- 60m²
Oct - Mar:
70€/Night
Apr - Sep:
90€/Night
Fully furnished, ground-floor apartment with two bedrooms, a bathroom, and a living kitchen. Large terrace with a magnificent view.
Ideal for 5 People
Here, you can enjoy an exceptional natural setting.
Idyllic
SECLUDED LOCATION
The Fromburg estate is located in the UNESCO Natur- & Geopark Mëllerdall, also known as the Luxembourg Little Switzerland.
At the edge of the Haardt forest, surrounded by meadows and fields, nestled in beautiful nature, you can enjoy unique views, peace and nature on our farm.
"Hands-on" agriculture, direct access to hiking trails and a family atmosphere – our farm meets many holiday wishes.
Excellent
HIKING TRAILS
Here are the endless hiking trails of the Müllerthal-Trails, which have been awarded the "Best of Europe" prize, the Camino de Santiago, as well as mountain biking and horse riding trails.
The Müllerthal, with its natural diversity of landscape forms, forests and streams, is a true natural paradise.
"Hands-on" agriculture, direct access to hiking trails and a family atmosphere – our farm meets many holiday wishes.
