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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©Pancake! Photographie Where? 31, Rue du parc, L-6684 MertertMertert Parc
Idyllic parc at the Moselle.Find out more©Luxembourg City Tourist Office Where? Plateau du Saint-Esprit, L-1356 LuxembourgRose garden "Rousegaart op de Rondellen”
Rose garden "Rousegaart op de Rondellen”Find out more©ORT MPSL Where? Rue Kuelscheier, L-6211 ConsdorfRock formation "Kuelscheier"
Visit the pitch-dark crevice of about 100 m length.Find out more- Where? Rue Bildchen, L-7512 Mersch
Recreational area Dreibouren
Recreational area DreibourenFind out more - Where? 89, Route du Vin, L-5447 Schwebsange
Mediterranean Garden
Mediterranean GardenFind out more ©Pulsa Pictures - ORT SUD Where? Rue de la forêt, L-3620 KaylNature reserve Léiffrächen
Discover how the iron ore exploitation has lef its marks on the region and its natureFind out more©Visit Éislek Where? L-9164 Bourscheid MoulinViewpoint Gringlee
The ‘Gringlee’ viewpoint, also known as ‘Gringlay’, offers an impressive panorama over the Sûre Valley and the majestic Bourscheid Castle. It is one of the most famous viewpoints in Luxembourg.Find out more- Where? Rte de Grundhof, L-6550 Berdorf
Rock formation "Priedegtstull"
The impressive rock overhangs the road and offers an impressive view.Find out more ©Visit Luxembourg Thematic pathsStrombierg forest discovery trail
Distance: 3,48 kmFind out more
Duration: 1:15 h
Difficulty: easy©Th. Bichler Where? 8, rue de l'Auberge, L-6315 BeaufortMëllerdall UNESCO Global Geopark
Mëllerdall UNESCO Global GeoparkFind out more