Public transport

Getting to Hovelange by public transport

Hovelange has 2 stops, served by 10 bus lines.

Direct lines run to Redange/Attert, Ell, Sterpenich, Ettelbruck, Oberpallen, Centre, Kehlen, and Kleinbettingen.

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

Within a short walk of its stops: Energy Museum, Millegalerie, and To bee or not to bee Bee educational trail Beckerich.

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Places to see in Hovelange

The Energy Museum, formerly known as the ‘Museum of Old Crafts’, aims to reflect the history of energy supply in the municipality of Beckerich. The Energy Museum is modern and interactive and can be visited in groups or…

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The Energy Museum, formerly known as the ‘Museum of Old Crafts’, aims to reflect the history of energy supply in the municipality of Beckerich. The Energy Museum is modern and interactive and can be visited in groups or individually. Group & guided tour on request: Guided tour on the topic of renewable energies and sustainable development in the municipality of Beckerich. Individual visit: Enter the museum via your access code and discover the history of energy in Beckerich on your own. (Online booking required in advance)

  • 103 Huewelerstrooss L-8521 Beckerich
  • Run by Kulturmillen asbl
  • Website

The former mill offers a cultural programme varying from creative courses, thematic events to exhibitions and conferences. The mill is committed to sensitize locals and visitors to sustainable development and offers a…

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The former mill offers a cultural programme varying from creative courses, thematic events to exhibitions and conferences. The mill is committed to sensitize locals and visitors to sustainable development and offers a wide range of guided tours on environment, nature and culture.

  • 103 Huewelerstrooss L-8521 Beckerich
  • Website

This farm is home to Galloway cattle, pygmy goats and alpacas. The activities on offer range from feeding the animals, cleaning out the stable and going trekking with the alpacas. If you want to visit with a larger…

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This farm is home to Galloway cattle, pygmy goats and alpacas. The activities on offer range from feeding the animals, cleaning out the stable and going trekking with the alpacas. If you want to visit with a larger group or do an alpaca trekking tour, it is best to contact the owners in advance. Tours only on request (evenings & weekends)

  • 1 Schmitzgaessel L-8538 Hovelange
  • Run by Alpaka Trekking

The route begins at the Beckericher Millen, a beautifully restored historic mill complex that now serves as a vibrant space for environmental education, regional products, and nature experiences.

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The route begins at the Beckericher Millen, a beautifully restored historic mill complex that now serves as a vibrant space for environmental education, regional products, and nature experiences. Right at the start, you cross a wooden footbridge along a small pond that once belonged to the mill – a picturesque beginning to a varied tour. From the peaceful village center, the trail leads directly into the shady, cooling forest, making it an excellent choice for warm summer days. The path steadily climbs along narrow trails and wide forest tracks, taking you to the legendary Kuelebierg, where a true highlight awaits: a medieval chapel, hidden deep in the forest. This tranquil place feels like it’s frozen in time – perfect for a quiet break. The circular route runs mostly in the shade of tall trees and covers around 11.4 km, offering not only pure nature but also authentic rural charm and cultural gems along the way. Perfect for nature lovers seeking a peaceful hike with a touch of history.

  • 11A Rue de la Gare L-7535 Mersch
  • Run by Office Régional du Tourisme Guttland a.s.b.l.

The route begins at the charming Beckericher Millen, a lovingly restored historic mill complex that today serves as an inspiring place for environmental education, regional products, and nature experiences.

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The route begins at the charming Beckericher Millen, a lovingly restored historic mill complex that today serves as an inspiring place for environmental education, regional products, and nature experiences. The trail mostly follows well-paved, accessible roads, with only a short section leading through the Beckerich forest. It is suitable for anyone who enjoys wide rural views and would like to discover the history of the surrounding villages. A special highlight along the way is the former train station of Noerdange: the historic station building now tells the story of the past and houses a small museum.

  • 11A Rue de la Gare L-7535 Mersch
  • Run by Visit Guttland
Data: Administration des transports publics and Luxembourg for Tourism, CC BY 4.0