Ettelbruck, Apdikt Petry

In 2013, students from the Catholic private school Ste-Anne took the initiative to install a "Stolperstein", a Stumbling sill on Place de la Résistance in Ettelbruck. This memorial marks the location where a vibrant Jewish community once thrived, with numerous shops, before World War II. The Stumbling sill, a creation by German artist Gunter Demnig, is part of his broader Stolpersteine project, which commemorates the victims of National Socialism. The Stumbling sill is a thought-provoking reminder of the rich Jewish life that existed in Ettelbruck before the tragic events of the Shoah. Its purpose is to engage passers-by in reflecting on this history, encouraging them to remember the community that once flourished here.

Sandra Biewers specializes in tattooing in Luxembourg. This is the most significant work she has ever done. Hint: We are passing places Marie-Adélaïde, also called “Maartplaz” (market place) or Monopol place, in memory of an old shopping center, which was an institution in Luxembourg. This place is still under construction, but once works are done, there will be a Unique playground “Market & Farming” and a gastronomic pavilion, which will have a fancy architecture and will help to highlight even more the CAPE, our cultural center that offers a The program is diverse, but it is closed from July to September.

A pleasant 2.2 km circular route leads through the old town and the pedestrian zone and invites you to dive into the eventful history of the town. The path is marked with blue signs showing a humorous depiction of Attila the Hun – making the route easy to recognize. The walk is suitable for everyone, as all stations of the route are accessible by stroller or wheelchair.

The Centre des Arts Pluriels Ettelbruck (CAPE) offers visitors in its three halls a varied, cultural program. From classical music concerts to chamber music, jazz, theatre, exhibitions, cabaret or ballet, there is diversity for all tastes.