Public transport

Getting to Scheidgen by public transport

Scheidgen has 5 stops, served by 11 bus lines.

Direct lines run to Echternach, Junglinster, Limpertsberg, Larochette, Osweiler, Bollendorf-Pont, Roodt-sur-Syre, and Mersch.

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

Within a short walk of its stops: Drive & Hike Tour, S1 Highlight Tour, and Local cycling path "Rock route".

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Places to see in Scheidgen

Scheidgen – Consdorf – Konsdrefer Millen – Müllerthal – Consdorf - Scheidgen

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Scheidgen – Consdorf – Konsdrefer Millen – Müllerthal – Consdorf - Scheidgen Departure: Scheidgen In Scheidgen, leave the car next to the church. Follow the footpath "Auto-Pédestre" (blue triangle on a white background) and you will walk past the rock formations of Dachselee and Härgottskapp. When you leave the forest, you turn back right to the parking area. Walking distance: 3 km; Time: 50 min. You then drive through Consdorf towards Mullerthal. Leave your car at the parking lot of Consdorfer Millen, cross the road and turn left into the forest. On Mullerthal Trail, you will come to Kuelscheier and pass the narrow and dark rock passages of Rittergang and Déiwepëtz. Not suitable for claustrophobic people; you need a flashlight! At the pond, you turn left and go back straight ahead to the car. Walking distance: 3,5 km. Time: 75 min. You continue towards Mullerthal and turn right at the bridge Breidweiler-Pont (by coach, you should turn right the next road after Consdorfer Millen, direction Mullerthal). After 300 m, you leave the car in the parking lot and walk on the forest path to the cascade of Schiessentumpel. Walking distance from the car and back: 1 km. In the village of Mullerthal, you can stop at the Touristcenter Heringer Millen, where you can borrow hiking equipment for free. Drive back to Scheidgen by Consdorf.

  • L-6460 Echternach

Initially, it goes through a forest section over a country road towards Echternach. Luxembourg's oldest city invites you to a city tour. After a short flat section along the Sauer, the route climbs up impressive rock…

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Initially, it goes through a forest section over a country road towards Echternach. Luxembourg's oldest city invites you to a city tour. After a short flat section along the Sauer, the route climbs up impressive rock formations to the village of Berdorf. Other well-known rock formations such as "Priedegtstull" accompany another ascent to the next plateau towards Beaufort. There, a detour to the medieval castle, which is only about 800 m from the route, is worthwhile. As a souvenir, the regionally produced blackcurrant liqueur "Cassero" made in the castle is recommended! The route continues on little-trafficked side roads to Reisdorf. Through the valley of the White Ernz, the route leads to Medernach. Over Heffingen, Christnach, and Consdorf, it goes back to the starting point.

This cycling circuit primarily runs along secondary roads and dirt tracks with little traffic. The route overlaps with the Echternach-Luxembourg bicycle path (PC2) on very beautiful sections.

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This cycling circuit primarily runs along secondary roads and dirt tracks with little traffic. The route overlaps with the Echternach-Luxembourg bicycle path (PC2) on very beautiful sections. Points of interest: ancient oak "Bildchen" and village chapel "St. Margaretha" near Hersberg, flying bomb memorial in Consdorf, pristine landscapes as far as the eye can see, shady gorges, and narrow canyons.

  • B.P. 152 L-6402 Echternach
  • Run by Office Régional du Tourisme Région Mullerthal - Petite Suisse Luxembourgeoise
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After crossing the Ponteschgronn, this path guides you past Holschent to Kaachelskapp. Before reaching the starting point, it follows a bike path along the Deisterbach up to Geitzebierg.

In a light and modern setting, the restaurant offers you a variety of menues, going from grill dishes with meat or fish, to traditional recipes from the Region Mullerthal - Luxembourg's Little Switzerland. The…

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In a light and modern setting, the restaurant offers you a variety of menues, going from grill dishes with meat or fish, to traditional recipes from the Region Mullerthal - Luxembourg's Little Switzerland. The restaurant can welcome up to 80 guests. On events organization the great dining room can be used. For hikers, we offer small dishes (warm/cold) during our opening hours, as well as a water tap for filling the water bottle. The restaurant offers a bistronomic experience with reinterpreted national and international dishes made from seasonal produce. The brasserie will be serving international dishes with seasonal products from 1 September 2024.

  • 28 Route d'Echternach L-6250 Scheidgen
  • Run by Restaurant Grill
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Data: Administration des transports publics and Luxembourg for Tourism, CC BY 4.0