Public transport

Getting to Canach by public transport

Canach has 7 stops, served by 10 bus lines.

Direct lines run to Ahn, Merl, Kirchberg, Bonnevoie, Munsbach, Oetrange, Limpertsberg, and Neuhaeusgen.

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

Within a short walk of its stops: Auto-Pédestre hiking trail Canach and Kanecher Wéngertsbierg.

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Places to see in Canach

The hiking trail connects the villages of Canach and Lenningen, which lie in the valley of the Lenningerbaach, and offers magnificent views of the Moselle hinterland. At the edges of the villages, the path runs along…

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The hiking trail connects the villages of Canach and Lenningen, which lie in the valley of the Lenningerbaach, and offers magnificent views of the Moselle hinterland. At the edges of the villages, the path runs along south-facing slopes with former terraces and dry stone walls. The hill of Kalebierg offers an open landscape with little relief, where the clay soils are used as pasture and farmland. South of Lenningen, you cross a landscape with many hedges, orchards, and solitary trees before returning to Canach through the forest (oak, hornbeam, and beech forest).

  • 16 rue de l'école L-5414 Canach
  • Website

The educational trail through the organic vineyard shows the historical development of the Luxemburgian vineyards. The educational trail brings you closer to the structures of the vineyard terraces that were once…

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The educational trail through the organic vineyard shows the historical development of the Luxemburgian vineyards. The educational trail brings you closer to the structures of the vineyard terraces that were once typical of the region around Canach. These are still well-preserved and form an important natural resource in the region.

  • rue de la Fontaine L-5353 Canach
  • Run by Visit Moselle
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Data: Administration des transports publics and Luxembourg for Tourism, CC BY 4.0