Alternative
20:3121:21
51 min · 2 changes · Free in 2nd class
HamiliusGrevenmacher, Copal
Walk about 1 min to Hamilius-Centre (Tram)
Change · 23 h 59 min wait
20:31
T1towards Gasperich, Stadion
6 min ride
20:37
Walk about 1 min to Luxembourg, Gare Centrale
5 min
On track · 5 min to change
1 min walk to Luxembourg, Gare Centrale for the RB.
Change · 4 min wait
20:42
RBtowards Wasserbillig, Gare
22 min ride
21:04
Walk about 1 min to Roodt-sur-Syre, Barriär
Change · 6 min wait
21:11
311towards Machtum, Bei Kallek's
10 min ride
21:21
Near Grevenmacher

Bar Brasserie Restaurant - Grevenmacher

  • 2 Route Nationale 1 L-6776 Grevenmacher
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MTB trail Grevenmacher

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MTB trail Grevenmacher Start: Potaschberg The circuit climbs back up to edge of the valley, passing through the quiet villages of Nieder- and Oberdonven. This circuit begins near the archaeological site of Potaschberg, where the foundations of a major second-century funeral monument can be seen. The Romans, who introduced vines on the slopes of the Moselle two thousand years ago, left behind a valuable heritage in this region. Explore the covered valley by going down towards Grevenmacher, the “capital” of the Luxembourg Moselle, or visit the Bernard-Massard cellars, the Butterfly Garden, the Printing Museum or the Card Games Museum.

  • Potaschbierg L-6776 Grevenmacher
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A massive cross above the high altar is the centrepiece of the Sainte-Croix chapel, built in 1737. Three Stations of the Cross (1627, 1875 and 1956) are known to run alongside the path. In 1956, Mont Sainte-Croix and…

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A massive cross above the high altar is the centrepiece of the Sainte-Croix chapel, built in 1737. Three Stations of the Cross (1627, 1875 and 1956) are known to run alongside the path. In 1956, Mont Sainte-Croix and its chapel were declared Monument aux Morts (War Memorial) for the town of Grevenmacher. Since 2015, the site has been listed as a national monument.

  • 1 Im Kahlenberg L-6739 Grevenmacher
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