Getting to Seltz by public transport

The chapel of St Marc is an important pilgrimage site, especially at the occasion of celebration of its holy protector (April 25 th). The precious sanctuary regularly houses classical music concerts. Since 1627 a hermit lived in the neighbouring hermitage. He was in charge of the security of the place. The actual form of the chapel dates back to the 16th century. The sanctuary presents tow naves separated by a colonnade. The choir is divided into three axis. A roofed entrance hall may be distinguished at the western side. 1757 a second entrance was broken into the northern wall. The geometrical paintings date back to the 16th century. A baroque altar dominates the choir. On the left side the visitor discovers a modern representation of the Virgin, whereas on the right side, he will be impressed by a cross dating back to the early 1600. The cross-stations were realized in the 19th century. The modern art windows had been concieved in 1989 by Emile Probst, an artist born in Vianden and living in Brussels, and who was a member of the lobbying group for abstract art "Iconomaques". The ancient hermitage has been transformed into a holiday apartment for 12 guests (T +352 80 71 24).

Farm in Bastendorf with shop, regional products, tastings, farm tours and 24/7 fresh product vending machine. Long description: Meyrishaff is a farm located between the village of Bastendorf and the Selz, home to free-range hens, Angus cows with calves and sheep. The farm shop offers products from the farm as well as a wide selection of other regional goods. The range includes meadow eggs, meat, potatoes and strawberries. Fields are cultivated with spelt, triticale and sunflowers. In addition to purchasing high-quality regional products directly from the farmer, visitors can book tastings and guided farm tours. A 24/7 fresh product vending machine is also available.