In an inconspicuous hamlet near the Belgian-Luxembourg border, in the shadow of the church tower, we find this small, traditional pub. The bar and a few tables are still located in the pub. A separate room next to it appears to have served as a dining room where the customers could also enjoy a meal...

Behind the café is another room furnished as a modest grocery store. The upper floor is practically empty, but in the attic above the barns, there's a collection of trinkets: furniture, tableware. Curiously, there are also several gravestones here. Two of them bear the name 'Dieferding', which explains the choice of this location's name.