Attractions in Clervaux Canton

Clervaux is a beautiful little medieval town that is quite touristy. The castle and the abbey are must-sees! There is also a wide offer of restaurants and accommodation.

Clervaux Castle is built on the side of a rock above the town. Built in successive stages, the castle's origins date back to the 12th century. The oldest part, the … read more

Since 1803, Clervaux has been the seat of a parish and a deanery. Previously, the place belonged to Munshausen in ecclesiastical terms. The first parish church was located on today's … read more

The Molberlee is a unique ridge trail that is home to many rare animal and plant species. Be careful in case of rain, it slips!

The establishment of the monks of the Abbey
Saint-Maur de Glanfeuil in Baronville,
not far from Beauraing, in a house made available to them by Count van Liedekerke de Pailhe … read more

Pretty forest chapel in a peaceful location. Perfect for a picnic or a meditative break. The chapel is not open to the public but you can observe the interior using the "peepholes" of the doors.

The RAF FK803 (Hudson type) with 4 crew members and 3 Belgian secret agents was shot down by an American fighter. The pilot managed to save himself with his parachute. … read more

Very inconspicuous to recognize by a sign on the edge, otherwise you would not notice anything.

Cinqfontaines is home to an old monastery, built at the beginning of the 20th century. From 1941, the "Jewish retreat house" was housed in the monastery. It was in fact … read more

Troisvierges is first mentioned in 1353 under the name of Ulvelingen. To this day, this name continues to exist in German (Ulflingen). In the 17th century, Ulflingen was a well-known … read more

The following text can be read on the plaque at the bottom left of the front of the monument:
In appreciation to the
citizens of Clervaux
and the members of … read more

At this point, directly on the Belgian-Luxembourg border, the 4 brothers Leonard (born between 1924 and 1927) were murdered by the German occupying power on 6 January 1945, ie at … read more

On one side Belgium, on the other Luxembourg! 507 terminals have been erected on the 150 kilometers of border separating the two countries.

Restored 11th century Asselborn ban mill. Not only is it one of the most renowned hotel restaurants in the region, it also houses an art gallery and a mill museum. You can see the operation of the water mill.

The relatively recent appearance (reconstructed after the war) hides a very old origin (early 15th century), shrouded in mist and numerous legends. despite its dominant position at an altitude of … read more

During the construction of the Vennbahn cycle path on the former railway line from Aachen (D) to Troisvierges (L), bats were discovered in the tunnel near Huldange. Since the decommissioning … read more

A very fun cycling path. Beautiful environment and smooth cycling

The Klöppelkrieg (lux.: Klëppelkrich) in 1798 was planned as a war of liberation for the West Eifel population against the French occupiers. The region has belonged to the Department of … read more

Nice sculpture, 5m high cube that is also accessible. In the immediate vicinity of the Europa Monument

The church of Troisvierges was first mentioned in 1489. At that time it was a chapel in which the 3 virgins Fides, Spes and Caritas were venerated. In 1630, Franciscan … read more