Limpertsberg, Allée Scheffer

Located in Limpertsberg, with easy access and Parking du Glacis right across the street, HITCH opened its doors in March 2015 and quickly became a must location in Luxembourg's restaurant, bar & nightlife scene. #THIS IS HITCH The concept is simple: Fridays & Saturdays and on special events, around 11pm, the restaurant becomes a huge dance floor. OUR RESTAURANT MENU Explore texture, color and of course the ultimate tastes with our menu of the season. Enjoy an extraordinary experience. PRIVATE EVENTS Whether you’re hosting an intimate dinner with friends or a happy hour for your team, we’re here to provide you with a variety of unique offers tailored to your needs.

There is a new way to explore Luxembourg since Europe’s most modern tram service and a new funicular railway started service in December 2017. The tram runs along the prestigious avenue J.F. Kennedy in the Kirchberg area, and is served by the Pfaffenthal-Kirchberg funicular which provides a link to the national train network. A few minutes’ walk through the valley from this train station brings you to a stunning panoramic lift to the upper town centre. Once at the top, you’re only a short walk from the old town, a Unesco world heritage site. Thus you move from the ultra-modern to the historic in just a few minutes. The glass elevator connects the "Pescatore" park located in the city centre to the Pfaffenthal area at the bottom of the Alzette valley. The ride in the glass elevator features sweeping views (71m high) for pedestrians and cyclists alike. Using the elevator is free of charge.

Experience Guttland in Luxembourg on a relaxed "Slow Cycling" route. This unique journey on two wheels takes you along a stretch of 85km (110km with a detour to Pétange) alongside rivers and a former railway track, the Attert line. You pass picturesque villages, admire medieval castle ruins and are enchanted by the diverse nature. A highlight of the route is the ride through the impressive Schwaarzenhaff nature reserve near Steinfort. Here you will find untouched landscapes and an impressive biodiversity. You also explore an old railway tunnel of the Attert line, as well as the castle of Useldingen, built around 1100, living testimonies of past eras. Your path leads you to the vibrant capital Luxembourg City. There, the lift with a glass cabin embedded in the Alzette Valley offers a breathtaking panoramic view. A unique view of the city that you should not miss! Whether you plan the route as a sporty day trip or a leisurely multi-day trip - you set the pace. Thanks to the marked cycle paths, safety and comfort are always guaranteed, with only a few short sections running on streets with traffic.