Warken, Chapelle

The Liewensmëttelpunkt Buttek in Warken (municipality of Ettelbruck) is an automated village shop established as part of the “Liewensmëttelpunkt” strategy, aiming to facilitate access to regional, seasonal and high-quality food products. The concept is based on self-service and allows flexible shopping independent of traditional opening hours. The Regiomat is freely accessible and located next to a chapel in Warken. Access is granted via a previously created user account: the entrance door is digitally unlocked, and payment at the checkout is also processed through this personalised access. The facility is equipped with refrigerators and freezers, enabling a diverse assortment including fresh and frozen products from regional producers. Parking spaces are available in the immediate vicinity.

Kaell Bistro-Brasserie in Warken is more than just a restaurant – it’s a meeting place for food lovers and social gatherings. With continuous opening hours, the venue also serves drinks, snacks and coffee in the afternoon. Thursday Afterwork with Happy Hour and changing weekend events such as bingo or pub quizzes offer variety. The modern, accessible brasserie is also well suited for private celebrations.

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.