Luxembourg, Wallis

In 1859 the first railway station of the city started to operate; for military reasons timber was the basic construction material. Between 1907 and 1913 the German architects Rüdell, Jüsgen and Scheuffel planned and organized the gradual replacing of the half-timbering by modern building techniques. The monumental main building and the high clock tower are in “Moselle Baroque”. In the entrance hall a mosaic window discloses the outline of the city; the ceiling was repainted by the Luxembourg artist Armand Strainchamps.

Opening times: Wednesday, Thursday & Sunday: 23:00 pm – 3:00 am Friday & Saturday: 23:00 pm – 6:00 am

The Place de Paris, not too far from the railway station, was transformed into a pedestrian zone in 1986. A lot of restaurants with nice patios during summer are located on this square and on Thursdays it hosts a small market.

From laid-back afterworks to sunny terrace hangs with your family, :Buvette by De Gudde Wellen will blend craft beers, cheeky cocktails and mocktails, and feel-good snacks with the ever-vibrating pulse of Rotondes’ cultural programme.