It is not just a place, but a fascinating journey through the centuries, nestled in the picturesque Luxembourg countryside. The gastronomic offer invites visitors to savour culinary highlights in a unique atmosphere. With a clear focus on fresh, regional ingredients, they present a diverse selection of delicacies that skilfully combine tradition and innovation.

The starting point of the Auto-Pédestre Bigonville is in the village centre, close to the cultural centre. The village, first mentioned in documents in 1182, lies on a plateau. Logically, the hike initially goes downhill into the Sauer valley, where the river acts as the border between Belgium and Luxembourg. The path first follows the river before crossing the Froumicht valley. From here, it returns to the starting point of the route. Before arriving there, you should make a short visit to the Saint Quirinus Church in the village centre. The furnishings, mainly created by the sculptor and artistic carpenter Jean-Georges Scholtus, are particularly worth seeing.