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Grand-Rue

Luxembourg


Grand-Rue’s most attractive section is around Place Victor Abens, where the town hall straddles a small spring. The Église des Trinitaires church was built in 1248 and reconstructed after a fire in 1498; behind it the pretty cloister that was once the heart of the monastery remains.

Both the stairway between Grand-Rue 58/60 (opposite the church) and the alley Montée du Beffroi (just west of Musée de la Ville de Vianden) take you towards an isolated 1603 belfry on a ridge outcrop. It’s closed to visitors, but there are beautiful views over the town and river.


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3. Château de Vianden

0.18 MILES

This château's extraordinary outline is the result of an almost-total 20th-century restoration after the original, built from the 11th to 14th centuries,…

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5. Musée d'Histoire(s) Diekirch

4.86 MILES

In the pedestrian zone, the Diekirch's city museum's five rooms are each dedicated to a theme, from prehistory to modern times. Highlights include a Roman…

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7. Château de Bourscheid

5.94 MILES

This splendid castle ruin is Luxembourg's largest and most dramatic. Occupying the site of a former Roman watchtower, its construction began around 1000…

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8. General Patton Museum

7.36 MILES

In an unlikely residential street, the General Patton Museum spans 600 sq metres. Rooms cover aviation (where displays include fallen chunks of WWII…