Public transport

Getting to Brouch (Mersch) by public transport

Brouch (Mersch) has 3 stops, served by 10 bus lines.

Direct lines run to Mersch, Oberpallen, Hollenfels, Boevange-sur-Attert, Ettelbruck, Larochette, Rambrouch, and Buschdorf.

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

Within a short walk of its stops: Chapel Bricherknäppchen, Auto-Pédestre trail Brouch, and Bricher Päerdsstall.

Plan a journey to Brouch (Mersch)

Stops in Brouch (Mersch)

Lines in Brouch (Mersch)

Places to see in Brouch (Mersch)

Chapel Bricherknäppchen

~6 min

Around 1640 a chapel, dedicated to Saint Albinus, was built on the Bricherknäppchen. After its destruction during the French Revolution in 1794, the schoolchildren of Brouch excavated the relics of the chapel in 1949…

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Around 1640 a chapel, dedicated to Saint Albinus, was built on the Bricherknäppchen. After its destruction during the French Revolution in 1794, the schoolchildren of Brouch excavated the relics of the chapel in 1949 and mounted a cross in honour of Saint Albinus. In 1983 the chapel was relocated one last time and since then remained unchanged.

  • rue de Buschdorf L-7417 Brouch
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Auto-Pédestre trail Brouch

~1 min

The route goes through the village in a northern direction towards the Bricherknapp plateau. It then goes downhill, around the Koulbiech and back to the starting point.

  • L-7415 Brouch

Bricher Päerdsstall

~11 min

In addition to the horses, many other animals live on this farm. The leisure offer ranges from caressing, feeding and caring for the animals to cooking with products from the garden. Visits can be organized on request…

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In addition to the horses, many other animals live on this farm. The leisure offer ranges from caressing, feeding and caring for the animals to cooking with products from the garden. Visits can be organized on request for individuals, groups and people with special needs.

Romain Kieffer-Langstroff

~6 min

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Products: honey Special features: traditional business Label origin of Lëtzebuerg West Region In Addition: Free tastings are possible Personalization possible, for example, Baptism gifts Sale: On-site, with or without telephonic agreement © David Laurent

  • rue du Village 8 L-7416 Brouch

Serge Pesch

~7 min

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Products: Potatoes (Désirée, Nicola, Ukama, Victoria) Special features: Potatoes with the label Produit du terroir - Lëtzebuerger Gromperen Mixed farm: milk, meat, agriculture Sale: On-site, with or without telephonic agreement © David Laurent

  • route d’Arlon 72 L-7415 Brouch
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