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Clervaux

Where? 11, Grand-Rue, L-9710 Clervaux

Clervaux

Located in the middle of the Éislek region, the city of Clervaux is a frequently visited location.
Lovers of historical architecture will get their money's worth here: the town is dominated by the large Benedictine abbey St Maurice, the parish church Sts Côme et Damien and a castle from the 12th century. Restored after its destruction in World War 2, the castle now houses three permanent exhibitions: The world-famous photo exhibition "The Family of Man", which is part of the UNESCO World Documentary Heritage, the Museum of models of the Castles and Palaces of Luxembourg and the Museum of the Battle of the Bulge.
Also, the city's pedestrian zone with its small shops, cafés and terraces invites you to shop and relax.

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Address:

Tourist Center Clervaux
11, Grand-Rue
L-9710 Clervaux Show on map

Phone:	+352 92 00 72
E-Mail:	info@touristcenter.lu
Website:	https://www.visit-clervaux.lu/

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Tourist Info Clervaux

Tourist Info Clervaux

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Loretto Chapel

The Loretto Chapel in Clervaux is a 18th century baroque jewel that fascinates visitors with its ornate architecture.

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The former deer park of Clervaux

The history of the Clervaux game park dates back to the 17th century and has close links with the local nobility. Today, a hiking trail leads visitors through this historic site and provides details about the hunting culture and rich traditions of the region.

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Clervaux Castle

Discover Clervaux Castle, built in the 12th century and restored after the Second World War. Admire the exhibitions in the castle, including the Museum of the Battle of the Bulge, the model buildings of Luxembourg castles and the photo exhibition "The Family of Man".

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Museum Bataille et Châteaux - Battle of the Bulge and castle models

Treat yourself to a journey into the past and into other dimensions! This unique exhibition is suitable for young and old alike. Here you can discover history in a new way.

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Minigolf Clervaux

Minigolf Clervaux

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The Family of Man

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of "The Family of Man" photo exhibition in Clervaux! Be inspired by this unique collection that captures the life, cultures and emotions of mankind in breathtaking images!

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Church Saints-Côme-et-Damien

The parish church of Sts Côme et Damien in Clervaux, built in 1910/1911 in the Rhenish-Romanesque style, impresses with its striking dome above the altar and its majestic twin towers with melodic chimes.

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Cité de l'Image Clervaux

The Cité de l'Image turns Clervaux into a living open-air gallery, with annually changing exhibitions on walls, in gardens and alleys. The walk to various exhibitions in the town centre takes just under an hour - perfect for experiencing culture up close!

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Éislek Pied

Éislek Pad Tadler

Distance: 13,44 km
Duration: 4:18 h
Difficulty: medium

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Circular routes

Auto-Pédestre trail Roder

Distance: 7,64 km
Duration: 2:30 h
Difficulty: medium

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Go Sushi

Go Sushi

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Distance trails

CFL-Bahnwanderweg 4 (Drauffelt - Kautenbach)

Distance: 16,13 km
Duration: 4:50 h
Difficulty: medium

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Brasserie-Restaurant Le Bohey

Brasserie-Restaurant Le Bohey

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El Toro - Meat Club

El Toro - Meat Club

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Hotel-Restaurant le Postillon

Pets allowedWifiParkingRestaurant

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Centre Cinqfontaines

The small village of Cinqfontaines (Five Wells), not far from Troisvierges, is home to a former monastery built at the beginning of the 20th century. In 1941 it was confiscated by the Nazis who used it as a place of internment for Jews from Luxembourg.

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Tennis court

Tennis court