Wäinhaus
The Wäinhaus in Ehnen replaces the wine museum and is set to open after renovation as the gateway to the Luxembourg Moselle, with an exhibition and a bistro.
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About the museum
The former wine museum in Ehnen showed the history of viticulture on the Luxembourg Moselle through winemaking tools, bottling equipment, old documents and photographs. It is currently being converted and expanded into the Wäinhaus. The project is considered a flagship initiative for wine tourism; the total cost is reported at about €9.5 million.
The Wäinhaus combines three listed buildings from the 16th and 18th centuries (Wellenstein, Schëntgen and Kelterhaus) with a new building into a single ensemble. A scientific committee oversees the content, and the office NJOY architecture is responsible for interior design and scenography.
The planned immersive exhibition covers the landscape, people and territory of the Moselle, with spaces such as “Terroir,” “La vigne” and “Wäin.” There will also be a bistro and a wine shop with around 160 wines and crémants from the region. According to the official project website, the opening is planned for spring 2027.
Highlights
- Immersive exhibition on the landscape, people and winemaking of the Luxembourg Moselle
- Listed buildings from the 16th and 18th centuries
- Wine shop with around 160 wines and crémants
- Bistro led by head chef Archibald De Prince
- Gateway for tourists to the Moselle region
Permanent exhibition
- Immersive Ausstellung des Wäinhaus – Planned permanent exhibition on the landscape, people and winemaking of the Luxembourg Moselle, including the spaces “Terroir,” “La vigne” and “Wäin.”
Admission & discounts
The Wäinhaus is closed for construction; according to the project website, it is scheduled to open in spring 2027.
Accessibility
The Wäinhaus is closed for construction; according to the project website, it is scheduled to open in spring 2027.
Kids & families
The Wäinhaus is closed for construction; according to the project website, it is scheduled to open in spring 2027.
Getting there & parking
The Wäinhaus is closed for construction; according to the project website, it is scheduled to open in spring 2027.
Amenities & dining
- Restaurant
Planned: Bistro Wäinhaus (cuisine by Archibald De Prince) and a wine shop with around 160 wines and crémants from the region.
Events & venue rental
According to the project description published by tourism portals, a multi-purpose hall is planned.
