Getting to Warken by public transport

This artwork by Luxembourgish artist Lisa Junius is a unique bonus on the tour. Located in Warken, about 2.3km from Ettelbruck (~32 minutes on foot), it lies just outside the main route — but it’s well worth the walk. Here, Lisa painted a large snake sil

This mural blend nature and emotion through color. The green section represents the Arboretum, a peaceful place of growth and life. The blue part symbolizes the nearby stream, bringing calm and movement. Together, they reflect Ettelbruck’s natural beauty

This route takes you to one of the heights above Ettelbruck. You start in Warken, on a path past the stream, then go up to the old lime kilns. Until 1950, lime was burnt here and processed as far as the Eifel. From the observation tower you have a wonderful view of Ettelbruck and the adjacent playground.

The "Kalleksuewen" leisure area above Ettelbruck is an ideal excursion and getaway spot for the whole family. On the site of the former lime kiln you can find today an observation tower with a panoramic view of the city, a large playground and a barbecue area. Information boards provide details about the flora and fauna of the surroundings as well as about the remains of the old lime kiln, which was shut down in 1946.

The Children's Rights Trail in Ettelbruck enables hikers to experience precisely this: five interactive information stations along a family-friendly 2.6 km route invite visitors to join in, think and play. A trail that shows outdoors in nature how important children's rights are. The circular trail runs around the Kalleksuewen leisure area. There are not only exciting activity stations, but also a large playground, picnic tables and a barbecue area - perfect for a short break before or after the walk. The Children's Rights Trail is ideal for families, school classes or groups in an educational context.