This museum for historical vehicles is housed in the former factory building of Jean Wagner where automobiles were once assembled. The building is designated an...

The Nature Discovery Park covers over eleven hectares and has twelve interactive panels giving information about the surroundings. They cover topics such as flowers and...

This ancient church was built on the site of a Roman villa. It is now classed as an historical monument. There was a cemetery around...

The Battle of the Bulge is the main exhibition in this museum,and it is depicted by numerous, large dioramas illustrating, in a neutral way, the...

The small town of Erpeldange is located north-east of Ettelbruck at the entrance to the Valley of the Upper Sure. It has a Renaissance castle,...

The Patton Memorial in Ettelbruck is an identical copy of the statue in the park of Westpoint Military Academy. It was erected in memory of...

The museum is dedicated to the victorious US General George Smith Patton Jnr, who was born in California in 1885. He became an expert in...

The ruins of Brandenbourg Castle loom over a tiny hamlet in the valley of the Blees. Its origin was in the 10th Century with the...

Fierce fighting took place in the Valley of the Our during the Battle of the Bulge in the years of 1944 and 1945. This easy,...

The romantic ruins of Bourscheid Castle stand on a promontory 500 feet above the River Sure. The fortress dates from the the 10th Century when...

This regional museum of rustic arts is located in an old house in the main street of Vianden. Rooms have been created to display the...

Formerly the church for the Trinitarian abbey, it was built in 1248 in the Gothic style. It is now the parish church and the building...

Dramatically positioned above the small, picturesque village of Vianden, this spectacular, medieval castle dates from the 9th century when it was built on the ruins...

The cloister of the Trinitarian Church is considered to be one of the most ancient Gothic cloisters between Vianden and the Rhine. The Trinitarians founded...

The Town Hall is one of the oldest buildings in Vianden, and records for its use as a local government building date from 1469. At...

During the Middle Ages, Vianden was given a charter and the place became a fortified, walled town. Although by the 17th Century the wall was...

Every year, on the second Sunday of the month of October, a nut market is held in the streets of Vianden. The district has a...

The little tourist train runs on rubber wheels instead of rails and can carry twenty passengers. It takes visitors on a sightseeing trip of the...

The Church of St Nicholas dates from the 13th Century when it was built for the Roth Basilica. At the time, and until the 18th...

Victor Hugo, French novelist and poet, lived in Vianden in 1871 during his exile. He was the author of Notre Dame de Paris (translated into...