Public transport

Getting to Saeul by public transport

Saeul has 2 stops, served by 16 bus lines.

Direct lines run to Centre, Redange/Attert, Mersch, Oberpallen, Mertzig, Bigonville, Baschleiden, and Haut-Martelange.

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

Within a short walk of its stops: Roman Church, Local hiking trail SA3 - Saeul, and Historical theme trail Saeul " Gemeng Saeul - fréier an haut".

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Places to see in Saeul

The church of Saeul was first mentioned in 1318. The Romanesque architecture goes back to the 12th century. The renovation of the 1960's strengthens the formal structure with great simplicity. Some decorations are kept…

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The church of Saeul was first mentioned in 1318. The Romanesque architecture goes back to the 12th century. The renovation of the 1960's strengthens the formal structure with great simplicity. Some decorations are kept on the apsis. The remnants point out that the interior was once decorated by a pelt and even a painted façade. The spire was built in 1733. The cemetery was laid around the church. Some funeral monuments realized by local artists of the baroque era are kept as cultural heritage.

The local hiking trails are marked with the abbreviations of the municipality where they start.

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The local hiking trails are marked with the abbreviations of the municipality where they start. This hike starts in the village center of Saeul directly at the church and is a rather leisurely, short hike which mainly leads through the forest.

  • 150 B.P. L-7502 Mersch
  • Run by Office Régional du Tourisme Guttland
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The municipality of Saeul is the least populated municipality in Luxembourg. Despite its small size and rural character, it has a lot of history and attractions to offer.

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The municipality of Saeul is the least populated municipality in Luxembourg. Despite its small size and rural character, it has a lot of history and attractions to offer. Learn about everyday life in a rural municipality on this themed trail. Here you can compare the past with the present. Discover remarkable places, old local legends and distinctive personalities.

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

We go along the route d’Arlon to the southwest and enter the forest. We walk around the Ditzebierg and pass the Kuelebierg, before we turn around just before the highway. We go around the Daulbierg and return to the…

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We go along the route d’Arlon to the southwest and enter the forest. We walk around the Ditzebierg and pass the Kuelebierg, before we turn around just before the highway. We go around the Daulbierg and return to the starting point. Along the way, it is worth making a stop at the traditional Fisch-Schroeder Albert distillery in Calmus, where regional spirits and liqueurs can be discovered.

  • L-7502 Mersch
  • Run by Visit Guttland

Located in the west of Luxembourg, (10 min from Mersch and 15 min from Arlon) this family restaurant with its red façade invites you to spend a good moment of relaxation and pleasure.

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Located in the west of Luxembourg, (10 min from Mersch and 15 min from Arlon) this family restaurant with its red façade invites you to spend a good moment of relaxation and pleasure. The room with its large windows makes you plunge in the nature, while tasting dishes which combine at the same time the fine French cooking and the good products of the soil. In the summer, almost all the vegetables are from our own garden. You can enjoy them while sitting on the terrace, in the beautiful flower garden with its huge trees. For your family meals, or in group, our small living room can accommodate 24 persons. Contact: +352 23 63 02 21

  • 10 Rue principale L-7470 Saeul
  • Run by Maison Rouge
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Currywurscht in different variations and 9 different spiciness levels await you.

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Currywurscht in different variations and 9 different spiciness levels await you. Contact: +352 26 61 09 08

  • 2 Route d'Arlon L-7471 Saeul
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Data: Administration des transports publics and Luxembourg for Tourism, CC BY 4.0