Parc Naturel de la Haute Sûre
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Monolith
This monolith topped by a wreath-bearing golden maiden commemorates Luxembourg’s WWI dead.
Lookout
One of several viewpoints with magnificent perspectives out over the ramparts of the Old Town to the valley below.
Natur Musée
This family-oriented, interactive museum covers all the natural history bases with stuffed animals and lifesized dinosaurs.
Musée dHistoire(s) Diekirch
In the pedestrian zone, the modern city museum has exhibits that include a Roman mosaic floor from a villa site nearby.
Grand Château dAnsembourg
The grand château at Ansembourg allows visitors to admire the statuary and geometric topiary in its attractive formal gardens.
Château de Clervaux Museums
As well as the famous Family of Man exhibition, Clervauxs castle holds two other museums, one on castles in Luxembourg with scale models, and another on the Battle of the Ardennes.
Musée dHistoire de la Brasserie Diekirch & Conservatoire National de Véhicules Historiques
Centrally located, the one-room Brewery Museum celebrates Diekirch Beer, the Grand Duchy’s best-known lager. The ticket price also allows you to peruse a modest car collection.
Casino Luxembourg
This grand one-time society mansion saw the great Hungarian composer-virtuoso Franz Liszt give his last concert. Now the building is used as an interesting exhibition space for contemporary art.
Spuerkeess
In a dramatic, century-old, castle-style building, Spuerkeess is the state savings bank, and hosts an intriguing Bank Museum tracing 150 years of tradition and innovation in banking, from piggy banks to ATMs and bank robbers.
Place de la Constitution
Towering above this leafy triangular ‘square’ is a monolith topped by a wreath-bearing golden maiden commemorating Luxembourg’s WWI dead. Beyond, the valley falls away to the Pétrusse River; several viewpoints overlook the scene.
Musée
Thousands of Luxembourgers were deported during Germany’s WWII occupation of Luxembourg, and 1200 of the country’s 3700 Jewish population perished. The train station where their harrowing journey began is now a small museum. Take bus 18.
Villa Romaine
Excavated during the creation of the reservoir lake, today a popular boating and recreation area, this Roman villa has sparse, over-neatened remains but was obviously an impressively large, hacienda-style set-up. Its about 1km from town in pleasant parkland.
Dënzelt
The delightful town square’s pinched waist is given character by this distinctive, modestly sized former law-court building that has 14th- and 15th-century origins, though the arcade, statues and corner turrets that give it its current neo-Gothic appearance date from an 1895 rebuil
Musée de la Banque
Where better than Luxembourg to spend an hour browsing through a Bank Museum? Its housed in the headquarters of the Banque et Caisse dÉpargne de lÉtat, one of Luxembourgs 180 banks, and traces 140 years of tradition and innovation in banking, from piggy banks to ATMs and bank robbe
Château de Wiltz
The château hosts a helpful tourist office as well as three museums: a tannery, an exhibition on the Battle of the Ardennes, and, best of the three, a brewing museum, with an attractive oversized bottle collection, an authentic if relocated classic bar and a working minibrewery (ta
Am Tunnel
Deep beneath the Spuerkeess bank is a permanent exhibition on photographer Edward Steichen, the man behind Clervaux’s Family of Man . Access, however, is via an entirely separate building and tunnel carved 350m through the Bourbon plateau. The tunnel walls are used for changing col
Duch vum Séi
This old cloth factory 700m west of the village is now a museum whose displays include an impressive collection of old textile looms. It doubles as an information centre for the Parc Naturel de la Haute Sûre, promoting local produce and environmentally aware leisure in the attracti
