The "château-residence" houses the Faculty of Literature, Human Sciences and Education Arts and Sciences of the University of Luxembourg.
- 16 Route de Diekirch L-7220 Walferdange
Walferdange has 3 stops, served by 2 train lines and 11 bus lines. Trains stop at Walferdange, Gare.
Direct lines run to Mersch, Steinsel, Kirchberg, Bertrange, Luxembourg, Troisvierges, Diekirch, and Hunsdorf.
Buses, the tram and trains are free within Luxembourg; only 1st class on trains needs a ticket.
Within a short walk of its stops: Château résidence Walferdange, CAW, and Roman villa Helmsange.
Plan a journey to WalferdangeThe "château-residence" houses the Faculty of Literature, Human Sciences and Education Arts and Sciences of the University of Luxembourg.
The villa was built in the 1st century AD and comprised a total of 50 rooms. With a length of 100 m and a width of 50 m, it is one of the largest Roman villas discovered in the Grand Duchy.
The church of Walferdange was built from 1845 to 1852 in a neoclassical style. The front face features two niches with contemporary statues of St. Maximilian Kolbe and St. Teresa of Lisieux. Several works of art are…
The church of Walferdange was built from 1845 to 1852 in a neoclassical style. The front face features two niches with contemporary statues of St. Maximilian Kolbe and St. Teresa of Lisieux. Several works of art are noteworthy in the interior of the church: statues of St. Ignatius and Francis Xaver as well as the lateral altars from the Luxembourg Cathedral, and especially the magnificent wall paintings by Gerhard Lamers, dating back to 1903, which were carefully restored in 2011.
This discovery-rich route leads through the unique nature reserve “Sonnebierg” – along old railway tracks that recall the closed gypsum mines in Walferdingen – to the impressive “Raschpëtzer” facility, a still intact…
This discovery-rich route leads through the unique nature reserve “Sonnebierg” – along old railway tracks that recall the closed gypsum mines in Walferdingen – to the impressive “Raschpëtzer” facility, a still intact underground aqueduct system with imposing dimensions from Gallo-Roman times. Embark on an exciting journey through time.
In the rose garden opposite the train station visitors can admire various traditional and modern rose varieties from Luxembourg. The garden also features sculptures by the Luxembourgish artist Jean Bichel. The benches…
In the rose garden opposite the train station visitors can admire various traditional and modern rose varieties from Luxembourg. The garden also features sculptures by the Luxembourgish artist Jean Bichel. The benches of the garden invite to linger and relax.