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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©Visit Éislek Where? 8, Gruberbeerig, L-9538 WiltzWiltz Garden
Plants, terraces, water features, sculptures, paths and stone-paved areas form a living work of art covering 2.5 hectares, which is created and maintained jointly by people with disabilities and the unemployed, participants in temporary projects, craftspeople and artists.Find out more©ORT Sud Where? 64, Gaalgebierg, L-4142 Esch-sur-AlzetteEscher Déierepark - Animal Park
A real paradise for nature lovers, just a short trip from city centreFind out more©GPM Raymond Clement Where? L-6239 MarscherwaldLëschbuer
The oldest Luxembourgers lived in the Mullerthal Region – Luxembourg’s Litte SwitzerlandFind out more- Where? L-6211 Consdorf
Mardell
MardellFind out more - Where? Beim Martbusch, L-6552 Berdorf
Rock formation "Raiberhiel"
Enter one of the narrowest caves in the region and climb out again via the stairs.Find out more ©Alfonso Salgueiro Where? Vallée de la Pétrusse, L-1840 Luxembourg CityPétrusse Parks
Pétrusse ParksFind out more- Where? Op Maeleck, L-6585 Rosport
Rock formation "Gefale Leeën"
Imposing rock formation made of "fallen" rocks.Find out more ©LFT Where? 4, Rue de Stavelot, L-2553 LuxembourgPark Laval
Park LavalFind out more©ORTCO Where? rue Enelter, L-7596 MerschMenhir
MenhirFind out more©Pierre HAAS Where? L-6460 EchternachNatura 2000 area - Valley of the Lower Sûre
Natura 2000 area - Valley of the Lower SûreFind out more