Nature experiences
Heat and drought: help us protect nature
During periods of high temperatures and prolonged dry weather, the risk of vegetation and forest fires increases significantly. By following a few simple precautionary measures, everyone can help protect our natural landscapes and forests.
Read the recommendations issued by the Luxembourg authorities to help prevent vegetation and forest fires.
Discover the hidden beauties of the country
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©Ville d'Esch Where? Place des Sacrifiés 1940-1945, L-4204 Esch-sur-AlzetteParc Laval and playground
Parc Laval is the biggest urban park of the city and is accessible from rue Large and rue du Nord.Find out more©LFT Where? Allée Pierre de Mansfeld, L-2118 LuxembourgMansfeld Park
Mansfeld ParkFind out more©Visit Éislek Where? L-9401 ViandenMolberlee
The Molberlee near Hoscheid is an impressive mountain ridge that offers a breathtaking view of the Schlinder valley. The Molberlee is known for its unique biodiversity and has been designated a nature reserve and protected landscape.Find out more- Where? Rue du Parc, L-5374 Munsbach
Rose Garden
Rose GardenFind out more ©ORT MPSL Where? Rue Neuve, L-7465 NommernRock formation "Noumerleeën"
Discover a miniature image of the sandstone region of Luxembourg's Little Switzerland.Find out more©Visit Éislek Where? 12, Am Parc, L-9836 HosingenNature Park Our
Nature Park OurFind out more©Pancake! Photographie Where? Rue de l’Hospice/Rue de Macher, L-5537 RemichPark Jeannot Belling
The biggest park in Remich.Find out more©ORTCO Where? rue Enelter, L-7596 MerschMenhir
MenhirFind out more©Meyer Sandra Where? 1, Rue d'Ell, L-8527 Colpach-BasColpach Park
Colpach ParkFind out more©Visit Éislek Where? L-9663 KautenbachBomm
The ‘Bomm’ viewpoint in Kautenbach looks back on an impressive past - from its original construction in 1913 to its rehabilitation in 2014.Find out more