Diekirch, op der Kluuster

What did soldiers and civilians have to endure during the Battle of the Bulge in the Second World War? Using life-size dioramas, the military museum in Diekirch shows realistic scenes from the lives of soldiers in wartime and reconstructs the battles in the surrounding area. In close cooperation with hundreds of veterans from both sides as well as countless civilian contemporary witnesses, the emotions as well as cautionary memories of the war generation have been preserved for decades in the form of 50 unique dioramas, tens of thousands of exhibits and the museum's extensive archives. Fifty vehicles from both sides are also an integral part of the exhibition. Another important museum section is dedicated to the Luxembourg army. Its history is shown with countless exhibits, photos and documents. Each period is clearly explained with the respective infantry equipment, uniforms, weapons, vehicles, dioramas of operations. Multilingual group tours are available on request.

An impressive piece of history and many spectacular views await you on the Sentier Adrien Ries. Named after the Luxembourg lawyer, economic expert and author Adrien Ries, the hiking trail leads you over a total of 57 kilometers around the communities of Nordstad. The Éislek combines natural landscapes with urban places. Surrounded by uninhabited slopes and plateaus, Nordstad is the gateway to the Éislek. The Sentier Adrien Ries is divided into three circular hiking trails.

Café Nr. 12 in Diekirch is a charming café located in the historic old town, known for its excellent coffee culture and a wide selection of coffee and tea varieties. It serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, vegetarian and gluten-free dishes and offers a selec