Public transport

Getting to Bascharage/Sanem by public transport

Bascharage/Sanem has 2 stops, served by 2 train lines and 23 bus lines. Trains stop at Bascharage/Sanem, Gare.

Direct lines run to Esch-sur-Alzette, Rodange, Luxembourg, Pétange, Bascharage, Clemency, Oberkorn, and Athus.

Buses, the tram and trains are free within Luxembourg; only 1st class on trains needs a ticket.

Within a short walk of its stops: 32 CFL hiking routes from station to station: Bascharage-Sanem - Dippach-Reckange, Auto-Pédestre Hiking Trail Bascharage, and Restaurant & Pizzeria Samariano.

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Places to see in Bascharage/Sanem

The first part (approx. 1.5 km) of this route leads through a small forest to the national cycle path PC6 Piste cyclable des Trois Cantons, which joins the PC9 Piste cyclable du Faubourg Minier in Sanem. From here,…

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The first part (approx. 1.5 km) of this route leads through a small forest to the national cycle path PC6 Piste cyclable des Trois Cantons, which joins the PC9 Piste cyclable du Faubourg Minier in Sanem. From here, follow this cycle path for a bit until the hiking path turns towards Schouweiler station. From here, the route follows the railway tracks to their end at Dippach-Gare station. Along the way, the hiker is presented with a rural area with fields, meadows, and, in the distance, the large apple plantation of Pretemerhaff.

  • Rue de la Continentale L-4917 Bascharage
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The Auto-Pédestre Bascharage starts in the town of the same name and initially leads away from the hustle and bustle. What you wouldn’t expect here: with a view of the industrial zone, you walk over a dam through sheep!…

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The Auto-Pédestre Bascharage starts in the town of the same name and initially leads away from the hustle and bustle. What you wouldn’t expect here: with a view of the industrial zone, you walk over a dam through sheep! Then the path continues into the forests around Bascharage and back to the starting point. A leisurely walk, but demanding due to its length.

Data: Administration des transports publics and Luxembourg for Tourism, CC BY 4.0