Getting to Ernzen by public transport

The Textile Museum in Larochette is dedicated to preserving and presenting the rich history of the textile industry. Housed in a historic building that once served as an industrial station hangar, the museum offers visitors an insight into the traditional techniques and machinery used in textile production. The second part of the exhibition was realized as part of the awareness-raising campaign “Rethink Your Clothes” and is located in the building of the municipality of Larochette. This campaign is run by the NGO Fairtrade Lëtzebuerg on behalf of Luxembourg's development cooperation.

The Saint-Donatus church is located in the centre of Larochette. The church was built by architect Charles Arendt from 1860-1862. The frescoes in the choir were made by Nicolas Brücher (1874-1957). The Church of Saint Donatus in Larochette is currently closed due to maintenance work and can only be visited from outside.

Manzebach ~100 m2 – 200 m2 8 places – 2 benches

Soon after the start, there is a first steep climb to the "Verluerekascht," from where the first spectacular view of Fiels Castle opens up. Encouraged by the beautiful view, the route continues uphill a bit further until you have left Larochette behind for the first time. From here, it initially goes downhill again, past the "Ousterbuer" spring and back to Larochette. On the other side of the valley, the path climbs again, rewarded by an impressive view at the "Salzdeebelchen." This is a good spot for a final break before descending back to Larochette. On the way, you should definitely not miss the detour to the "Himmelsbierg" – which, as the name suggests, offers another heavenly view.

The hiking route starts at the Hiefenecher Millen in the valley of the White Ernz. It goes up the Bézebierg through a small settlement and then through an open cultural landscape to the Schwengerhoecht height with a beautiful view over the village of Heffingen. After a short stretch along a little trafficked road, it first runs along the forest edge and then into the forest. On a fantastic forest path, past the spectacular rock formation Postlee/Op der Rumm, it leads back to the starting point.