Local trails (syndicates)Circular loop4.5 km
Climb (D+)
+147m
Descent (D-)
-147m
Highest
342m
Lowest
215m
Elevation profile
↗ D+ 147m↘ D- 147m
▼ 215m·▲ 342m
Hike a section of the trail: plan your timing or hop on/off at intermediate stops.
Spots to eat, drink, or explore when you finish your hike or take a break along the way.
To the old lime kilns
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
24/7 self‑service shop for regional produce. An automated food store in Warken (Ettelbrück) offering regional, seasonal products around the clock.
Modern bistro with terrace in Warken
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
Asian restaurant in Ettelbrück with a large menu and delivery service.
Winding through the alleys, you reach ‘Äschenhiwwel,’ where you can admire the work of Berlin artist Vidam.
In 2023, Luxembourg artist Raphael Gindt created a graffiti near the parking lot at ‘Place de la Libération’ as part of the ‘Share your Cloud’ campaign, which raises awareness about youth mental health.
The second artwork on the square is a colorful graffiti by Stick, which immediately catches the eye with its green vines and orange background.
Upon arriving at the ‘Place de la Libération,’ you’ll immediately come across two massive pieces of graffiti. In 2017, the first graffiti by Mantra was created here, bringing a piece of nature back into the city. The tree at ‘Place de la Libération’ was
Those who glance to the right will spot a colorful graffiti with the inscription "Hariko". Young people up to 26 years old should take a closer look at the courtyard, as workshops are offered almost every afternoon, including a graffiti workshop. The wal
At the ‘Maartplaz,’ you can relax on the sunny terrace of Brasserie M, reflect on the impressions of the Street Art Tour, and take a selfie in front of Sandra Biewers’ artwork.
Hotel Herckmans
Discover a poignant tribute to Ettelbruck's vibrant pre-war Jewish community, as you walk through the historic heart of the town and stumble upon the "Stumbling sill."
From the parking lot in front of the Ettelbrück town hall, the view is directed towards the graffiti by Luxembourgish artist Spike.
A floral mural highlighting nature above architectural structures through rhythmic composition and strong colour contrasts.
Indian restaurant in Ettelbruck offering delivery service.
Ettelbruck can also be explored on foot.
Just a few meters from the Tourist Information, on the opposite side of the church, you'll find the graffiti titled 'The Whale.' It was created by the young, talented artist Alex McKell.
From Ettelbrück to Kautenbach, the "Escapardenne Lee Trail" winds always near the railway line through dense forests and quiet river valleys. The long-distance route offers you a nature experience combined with cultural highlights of the region.
Along the cycling path by the Alzette, near the pedestrian bridge connecting the city center to the Deich meadows, a real highlight awaits.
Everything you need to know about Ettelbruck and the Nordstad in one place. As the starting point for the Lee Trail, the Tourist Information Centre is also the first port of call for walkers.
This impressive artwork is part of the street art tour in Ettelbrück, transforming the city into a vibrant open-air gallery. With a blend of creativity, color, and social messages, it captivates both art enthusiasts and passersby alike. In 2021, the duo
Just before you enter the impressive Red Bridge, you can spot the graffiti by Daniel Mac LLOYD on the left side next to the school.
Fun by the Alzette: the mini-golf course in Ettelbruck invites families and friends to enjoy a relaxing time outdoors.
Camping Ettelbruck
Motorhome parking area on the outskirts of Ettelbruck
The artist, a resident of Ettelbruck, presents here her first work in public space. Trained in visual arts, she approaches this project as a personal and creative challenge.
In the Parc de l'Alzette, Joël Rollinger's large-scale mural impresses with a vibrant spring scene spanning 200 square meters, blending figuration and geometry in a unique visual language.
In the Parc de l'Alzette, visitors can discover the colourful work of Ettelbruck artist Martine Koetz, who playfully questions the relationship between humans and nature.
Martine Koetz, an artist from Ettelbruck, returned to painting in2022 after a career in fashion.
Modern Asian restaurant in Ettelbruck with sushi specialties, vegetarian options and take-away service.
The mural in Ettelbruck is painted in typical shades of white and blue, depicting mermaids swimming through a pattern of spirals and stars. Positioned near the river, the artwork incorporates elements connected to water in a mystical way.
Bus Parking Deich
Centre des Arts Pluriels Ettelbruck (CAPE)
Discover the four walking routes in the Nordstad, which pass through Diekirch, Ettelbruck, Erpeldingen-Sauer and Schieren.
“Have you heard the flowers growing?” – this graffiti, visible in Ettelbruck, invites you to pause and rediscover your connection with nature. It serves as a reminder to consciously notice the quiet, often overlooked moments of growth.
Surrounded by young football players – and participating alongside them – the artist observed the value of teamwork, the thrill of scoring, as well as the frustration of a defeat or a missed pass.
Somewhat hidden in the park, you will come across a transformer and an old advertising column, both beautified by Collin Van den Sluis in August 2023.
This mural is inspired by a 2023 artwork titled “Summerbirds”, which explores the deep connection between humans and birds, symbols of freedom, renewal, and harmony with nature.
The Ettelbrück Auto-Pédestre leads through the green surroundings in the east of the city.
Leisure area with playground, barbecue area, petanque track and observation tower
The Ettelbrécker Kannerrechtswee
What does a right feel like? What makes children strong? And why is co-determination not a privilege, but a right?
RentaBike Dikrich: Slow tourism
From a cozy afternoon stroll to a challenging hiking route, everything is included in the local hiking trails.
Forest bathing, literally translated as “Shinrin-Yoku,” is a preventive and immersive form of therapy that has been officially recognized in Japan since the 1980s and is gaining more and more followers. Forest bathing allows you to relax among the trees,