Getting to Steinsel by public transport

The remains of the extensive Roman sanctuary were discovered in the woods above Steinsel in the mid-1950s and its foundations were excavated from 1957 to 1961. A walled cult area with a central temple and several adjoining buildings was uncovered. The sacred precinct was built in the late 1st century AD as a pilgrim shrine on a hill above the Alzette valley, which was densely populated with Roman estates. Its heyday dates back to the second half of the 4th century. With the spread of Christianity and the devastation caused by the Germanic invasions in the early 5th century, the sanctuary was abandoned. This and much more about the details of the four excavated buildings can be found on site on several information panels in German and French.

PIDAL POOL is aimed at all water lovers: the sporty swimmers will find their happiness in the large pool, while less keen swimmers can enjoy themselves in the non-swimming pool. On the 2nd and 3rd floor, the PIDAL SPA offers an oasis of peace and relaxation; a sea water pool, various saunas, body and beauty treatments... Those who want to burn off extra energy will enjoy the new high-quality equipment of the PIDAL FIT. The restaurant welcomes visitors with a wide selection of light dishes and fresh fruit juices.

The rose-themed walking trail starts at Walferdange railway station and leads through the municipality’s three villages. Along the way, a guide and information panels explain the connection between Walferdange and roses. The walk ends at its highlight, the rose garden with its many varieties, where you can relax. With a distance of 5 km and only slight elevation, the trail is easy to walk and ideal for families.