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Discover the hidden beauties of the country
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- Where? L-6460 Echternach
Natura 2000 area - Valley of the White Ernz
Natura 2000 area - Valley of the White ErnzFind out more Nature forest reserve "Grouf"
Distance: 7,20 kmFind out more
Duration: 3:00 h
Difficulty: medium- Where? Haaptstrooss, L-6661 Born
Salzwaasserquell
SalzwaasserquellFind out more - Where? rue de la Crosnière, L-4696 Lasauvage
Nature reserve "Kiemerchen / Scheiergronn / Groussebësch"
Nature reserve "Kiemerchen / Scheiergronn / Groussebësch"Find out more ©Alfonso Salgueiro Where? Vallée de la Pétrusse, L-1840 Luxembourg CityPétrusse Parks
Pétrusse ParksFind out more©Pancake! Photographie Where? 12, Syrdallstrooss, L-6850 ManternachNature reserve "Manternacher Fiels" - A Wiewesch
Nature reserve "Manternacher Fiels" - A WieweschFind out more©Th. Bichler Where? 8, rue de l'Auberge, L-6315 BeaufortMëllerdall UNESCO Global Geopark
Mëllerdall UNESCO Global GeoparkFind out more- Where? Rue du Parc, L-5374 Munsbach
Rose Garden
Rose GardenFind out more ©GPM Raymond Clement Where? L-6239 MarscherwaldLëschbuer
The oldest Luxembourgers lived in the Mullerthal Region – Luxembourg’s Litte SwitzerlandFind out more©Fonds Kirchberg Where? 4, Rue Erasme, L-1468 LuxembourgKirchberg’s public park
Located in the heart of the business district and surrounded by modern buildings, Kirchberg’s public park is surprisingly large.Find out more