Public transport

Getting to Heisdorf by public transport

Heisdorf has 5 stops, served by 1 train line and 12 bus lines. Trains stop at Heisdorf, Gare.

Direct lines run to Mersch, Steinsel, Kirchberg, Diekirch, Luxembourg, Limpertsberg, Hunsdorf, and Bertrange.

Buses, the tram and trains are free within Luxembourg; only 1st class on trains needs a ticket.

Within a short walk of its stops: Auto-Pédestre trail Heisdorf, Pidal, and Walfer Rousewee.

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Places to see in Heisdorf

We go through the town and enter the forest. We wander uphill towards the Heeschdrëferbierg, following partly the national footpath "Sentier de l’Alzette". We cross the plateau and walk around the Scholtesknupp to…

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We go through the town and enter the forest. We wander uphill towards the Heeschdrëferbierg, following partly the national footpath "Sentier de l’Alzette". We cross the plateau and walk around the Scholtesknupp to return to the starting point.

  • 150 B.P. L-7502 Mersch
  • Run by Visit Guttland
~8 min

PIDAL POOL is aimed at all water lovers: the sporty swimmers will find their happiness in the large pool, while less keen swimmers can enjoy themselves in the non-swimming pool. On the 2nd and 3rd floor, the PIDAL SPA…

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PIDAL POOL is aimed at all water lovers: the sporty swimmers will find their happiness in the large pool, while less keen swimmers can enjoy themselves in the non-swimming pool. On the 2nd and 3rd floor, the PIDAL SPA offers an oasis of peace and relaxation; a sea water pool, various saunas, body and beauty treatments... Those who want to burn off extra energy will enjoy the new high-quality equipment of the PIDAL FIT. The restaurant welcomes visitors with a wide selection of light dishes and fresh fruit juices.

  • 37 Rue des Prés L-7246 Helmsange
  • Website

The rose-themed walking trail starts at Walferdange railway station and leads through the municipality’s three villages.

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The rose-themed walking trail starts at Walferdange railway station and leads through the municipality’s three villages. Along the way, a guide and information panels explain the connection between Walferdange and roses. The walk ends at its highlight, the rose garden with its many varieties, where you can relax. With a distance of 5 km and only slight elevation, the trail is easy to walk and ideal for families.

  • Place de la Mairie L-7209 Walferdange
  • Run by Commune de Walferdange

This discovery-rich route leads through the unique nature reserve “Sonnebierg” – along old railway tracks that recall the closed gypsum mines in Walferdingen – to the impressive “Raschpëtzer” facility, a still intact…

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This discovery-rich route leads through the unique nature reserve “Sonnebierg” – along old railway tracks that recall the closed gypsum mines in Walferdingen – to the impressive “Raschpëtzer” facility, a still intact underground aqueduct system with imposing dimensions from Gallo-Roman times. Embark on an exciting journey through time.

  • 150 B.P. L-7502 Mersch
  • Run by Visit Guttland
  • Website

In the rose garden opposite the train station visitors can admire various traditional and modern rose varieties from Luxembourg. The garden also features sculptures by the Luxembourgish artist Jean Bichel. The benches…

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In the rose garden opposite the train station visitors can admire various traditional and modern rose varieties from Luxembourg. The garden also features sculptures by the Luxembourgish artist Jean Bichel. The benches of the garden invite to linger and relax.

  • Rue de la Gare L-7228 Helmsange
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Data: Administration des transports publics and Luxembourg for Tourism, CC BY 4.0