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The church building combines harmonious proportions both outside and inside and is characterised by Original Christian symbols. Its exterior design with the dominant twin-tower façade surrounded by smaller towers gives the building a charming appearance. The basilica-like layout, quarry stone from the Ardennes and ornate mosaics give the church a significant historical presence. Inside, works by Lambert Piedboeuf, including the impressive mosaic in the choir room, create a spiritual atmosphere. The ornate stained glass windows were recreated by Gustav Zanter after the fighting in the Second World War. The organ and bells add to the impressive heritage of this church."

The 16 carefully marked routes with a total length of over 350 km lead through dense forests and deep valleys, past impressive castles and other sights. Some routes meet the demands of particularly sporty riders, while others are ideal for trips with the family.

La Table de Clervaux is a popular culinary meeting place, appreciated by hotel guests and locals alike. The recently renovated restaurant offers a warm and inviting atmosphere, perfect for a relaxed dining experience. The adjoining bar is ideal for ending the evening in style. On request, the restaurant can also be reserved exclusively for private celebrations.

Whether you're looking for a peaceful walk, a family outing or simply a quiet moment outdoors, Konschtpark Clervaux brings together nature, art and recreation in a unique setting. Created on the site of the former mini-golf course, this public park invites visitors to slow down and experience Clervaux from a different perspective. As you wander through the park, contemporary artworks blend seamlessly with natural surroundings and beautiful views across the Clervaux valley. As part of "Clervaux – Cité de l'Image", art plays a central role, while the park itself reflects the Cittaslow philosophy, encouraging visitors to take their time and enjoy their surroundings. Families will find plenty to enjoy, including a large wooden marble run, a giant Nine Men's Morris game, an oversized chessboard, a landscaped pond and several picnic and relaxation areas. Wooden balls for the marble run are available for €2 from the vending machine at the accessible main entrance or from the Visit Clervaux Centre on Benelux Square. Native plants, wildflower meadows and nature-friendly landscaping also help promote biodiversity throughout the park. Wide paths and an accessible panoramic and educational platform ensure that as many visitors as possible can enjoy the site. Whether you come to play, relax or explore, Konschtpark is a place where nature, art and quality time come together.