Getting to Rollingergrund by public transport

The Villa Vauban is located in the heart of the city, surrounded by historic parkland that is the perfect place for relaxation. The stately urban villa was built in 1873 on foundations that date back to the time when Luxembourg was a fortified town. A modern extension has been added and the building was completely refurbished in the early 2000s. The museum presents changing exhibitions based on its own collections (European art from the 17th to the 19th century and Luxembourgish art from the 20th and 21st centuries).

Walk a mile and explore them all along the ‘MuseumSmile’. And visit the most beautiful parts of the city on your way. We recommend admiring views of the old town (UNESCO World Heritage Site) and the Pétrusse and Alzette valleys as you walk this tour. You can enjoy this experience all year round. This museum tour can take one or two days depending on how long you spend in each of the museums.

A Kinepolis cinema, Ciné Utopia opened its doors in 1983. After expansion and renovation, the Ciné Utopia miniplex (5 theaters and 606 seats, including 32 Cosy Seats) found its calling with an arthouse program that focuses on quality cinema from around the world.

The Municipal Park, an English park laid out by landscape engineer Edouard André on the old fortified grounds at the front of the plain, is a real island of green in the heart of the city. Green spaces such as the Kinnékswiss in the city centre are the ideal place to recharge your batteries.

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.