The route offers views of the former industrial area Esch-Belval, once the center of Luxembourg's steel production. Today, Belval is a new business and service center, also hosting Luxembourg's university. The associated state-of-the-art Belval-Université station is reached after the first 3.5 km of this hike. In the final section, from around Belval-Rédange station, the path rises by about 100m. The latter station is close to the French border. It serves the towns Belvaux (L) and Rédange (F). This hike ends at Belvaux-Soleuvre station. © Editions Guy Binsfeld

Bâtiment4 is a bubbling laboratory of creative expression, a place for sharing, participation, amateur activities and debate about the environment, and the role of art in improving our lives. This 3000m2 former Arcelor Mittal office headquarters hosts exhibitions by both Luxembourgish as well as internationally known artists, and is also home to organizations such the artists collectives Richtung22, as well as Hariko, which enables young people from all walks of life to access and engage in art and creative activities. Furthermore CELL (Center for Ecological Leaning Luxemburg) and Independent Little Lies which is an interdisciplinary theatre collective are also based here, together with the headquarters of the LGBTQ+ Pride association. Open to all, the building offers the possibility of participating in either regular or occasional activities. If you fancy seeing art in unusual spaces, or if you prefer to listen to a debate about how we can tackle the climate crisis through the circular economy, this is the place for you!