The Liberation Route Europe hiking network is a unique cross-border memorial that extends over 10,000 km throughout Europe and traces the advance of the allied troops to liberate Europe during the Second World War. The route runs through Luxembourg for more than 270 kilometers, passing through the Ardennes in the north of the country, crossing the forest massifs in the Müllerthal, following alongside the Alzette river into the fortress city of Luxembourg, which is over 1,000 years old, and then through the vineyards on the sunny slopes along the Moselle. The Liberation Route passes numerous historical sites and tells stories from a variety of perspectives that were important in the final phase of the Second World War. This part of the route is an alternative that you can use coming from the north via Gouvy (Belgium) and Troisvierges (Luxembourg), leading you to Kautenbach where you meet the main route.
- L-1111 Luxembourg
- Run by Direction générale Tourisme