Godbrange, Op der Haerdchen

The culture path leads up from Godbrange through a varied landscape to witnesses to the millennia-old historical past of this region. The Gallo-Romanesque monument on the Härdcheslay, the mysterious mardelles, the neolithic sandstone rocks, the ancient chapel in Altlinster, the location of the former fortress of the Lords of Linster, bring back to life long-gone times.

The Blummendaller Pad is a culture and nature trail starting at the pavilion in Godbrange. It runs via the elevations Schiltzbierg and Koon through the fields of Räiländer-Bann down to the village of Blumenthal. Through the scenic Jean-Haris-Gronn valley with its lush stream meadows and the gloomy forest Schwäibësch along the watercourse, the path leads to a romantic pond in the forest. After a rest on the shady shore, you continue past steep rocks up to Koon. The so-called Rennpad takes you back to Schiltzbierg. After a visit of the forester's straw house office, you walk back to the Godbrange pavilion through the meadow valley.

The varied hiking trail Walddëstelpad got its name because of the exceptionally high number of holly trees along the way. The path leads past the straw bale house of the forester on Schiltzbierg back to the starting point through romantic forests. The section through a charcoal kiln, a bloomery model and a rocky roof reminds of the historical past of the region that had been populated since ancient times.

This diversified hiking trail leads through open landscapes around the villages of Goderange and Altlinster. Drom the viewpoint Bierger you enjoy a beautiful view over the valley. Then you walk through the mysterious forest of Härdchesbësch which is characterised by moss-covered rocks. Here, ancient grinding traces on the rocks from the Neolithic period can be found all over. There is also a Celtic cult site in Härdchesbësch, which gave birth to numerous legends and myths.