Dudelange, Rue Fany Schumacher

Inviting hike, including former iron ore open-pit mining areas, past the southernmost point of the country at the French border. The route includes four climbs and offers beautiful panoramic views, e.g., near the Haard nature reserve. Shortcut options: marked path CFL 22a downhill from Gaalgebierg to Dudelange-Centre train station (6.2 km total) or, near the end of this path, a junction marked with CFL 22b to Dudelange-Usines train station (5.8 km total). Marked path CFL 22c through Tétange to the train station of the same name (7.9 km total). Note: Only a few trains run to and from the Rumelange and Tétange stations. Alternative: Bus. Please consider the timetables when planning your route.

Whether you want to swim laps or just relax in the water, the fully renovated swimming pool at the René Hartmann Sports Centre is perfect for a fun day of water sports. The swimming pool is 25m long and divided into six lanes. Want to practice your cannonballs? There are two diving boards for both serious and amateur divers alike. And for those who prefer to keep their feet on the ground, there’s a 15m-long standing pool, where you can simply enjoy being in the water.

You need a good sense of balance and a bit of strength and courage in the climbing park. Part of the beautiful Parc Le’h in Dudelange, it offers over 100 different challenges on seven routes, including nets, rope bridges, surfing, zip lines, Tarzan and “monkey trees”, plus circuits for young children and for team-building events. The maximum height is a dizzying 17m - not for the fainthearted! There’s something for everyone – for toddlers (from +/- age 2), adults and grandparents – whether they come as a group, for a stag party, a birthday celebration or a family or corporate event. Afterwards, you can eat at the Parc Le’h restaurant. Le'h Adventures Park is for thrill-seekers and anyone who loves challenge and adventure. But don't panic! All the routes are completely secured with a patented system, the only one of its kind in Luxembourg and the Greater Region. The park is divided into about one hundred different challenges, divided into seven routes with various levels of difficulty. Younger children can try out the 5m-high green course, while beginners can start a little higher on the 8m-high blue course. And for the most adventurous, there is the extreme course, which reaches a height of 17m and includes a 6m free fall! It is one of the most difficult courses in Europe, but it’s the perfect challenge for adrenaline seekers. Perfect for a fun outing with family and friends or a corporate teambuilding event, Parc Le’h Adventures offers guaranteed euphoria with its countless monkey bridges, nets, logs, and jumps in the void... Are you ready to take the plunge?