Bereldange, Rue du Pont

At Memphis Coffee you dive into the cultural world of the US 50s. Music from the jukebox, with an impressive range of songs for you to choose from, glitzy brightly coloured furniture, period advertisements, a gas pump and a checkerboard-patterned floor. We start our culinary journey with a cocktail, and select to pay for the drinks at the flat rate. The “Fabulous Tapas” are the American version of appetizers and include favourites like onion rings and chicken wings. We chose “Kings” for our main course from the big burger menu. Depending on how hungry you are, you can order your beef up to 6-times; it comes from France and is freshly delivered. Burgers are served with two side dishes: tasty fries with a homemade Memphis sauce and a small side salad. Still space for something more? Keep room for some dessert … cakes, shakes and ice-cream from Ben&Jerry’s. Since the late 19th century, diners have become a major part of US urban culture. And now you can experience it in Beggen: relaxed and pleasant atmosphere, friendly servers in their stylish uniforms, and the amazing food and drinks menus have quickly attracted lots of happy regulars. Rue de Beggen is no North American Highway, but with some good Elvis sounds and glimpses of chocolate milkshakes through the window, you’ll be forgiven for thinking it is. Try it!

The most impressive castle is the current residence of the Grand Ducal family in Colmar-Berg. The route runs along the entire way along the Luxembourg-Ettelbrück railway line, so you can combine your trip with a train ride or even return to Luxembourg City by train. From Mersch, which is halfway along the route, a detour into the idyllic Eischtal valley with its numerous castles and fortresses is especially recommended. Follow the course of the Alzette through the capital to the gates of the Luxembourg Ardennes. Explore beautiful rural landscapes with meadows and orchards, scattered with isolated castles. Continuing on the CR345, you go through Welsdorf, Schirenermillen, Birtrange, and Grentzingen to finally arrive in Ettelbrück.

The church of Walferdange was built from 1845 to 1852 in a neoclassical style. The front face features two niches with contemporary statues of St. Maximilian Kolbe and St. Teresa of Lisieux. Several works of art are noteworthy in the interior of the church: statues of St. Ignatius and Francis Xaver as well as the lateral altars from the Luxembourg Cathedral, and especially the magnificent wall paintings by Gerhard Lamers, dating back to 1903, which were carefully restored in 2011.