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Former train station, with picnic table and mountain bike path at the rear

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The mussels are recommended.

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beautiful wooded outing

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Unfortunately, the service was absolutely terrible; the staff should take notice. 👎

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Giele Botter, located near Pétange in southwestern Luxembourg, is a nature reserve transformed from a former open-pit iron ore mining site. The name "Giele Botter," meaning "Yellow Butter" in Luxembourgish, reflects the area's distinctive yellowish soil, a remnant of its mining past. Since the cessation of mining activities, the site has undergone significant ecological restoration, now featuring dense forests, shrubs, dry grasslands, and ponds. Visitors can explore the reserve via well-marked trails, such as the 2.5-kilometer Geological Trail, which offers insights into the region's geological history and industrial heritage. The area is also part of the Minett UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, highlighting its environmental significance.

I love this route. It is so varied, with many big and small highlights

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nice area to discover

Old Attert railway line

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Beautiful railway cycle path, nice use of the former train station.

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Very nice railway cycle path.

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Railway cycle path over the motorway.

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The Boufferdanger Muer is a protected area in the Luxembourg municipality of Käerjeng. It is a wet and swampy area. It is near the old station of Clemency and the cycling route de l'Attert.

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The cycle route de l'Attert (PC 12) starts in Pétange, and follows the tracks of the old Attert line, the railway line that used to connect Pétange to Ettelbruck. The Attert cycle route is the perfect trail for family expeditions. This exciting group adventure starts in Pétange and then follows the traces of the old Attert line, the rail branch that used to connect Pétange and Ettelbruck, for most of the tour. Now you are literally driving on the border between Belgium and Luxembourg. Soon the touring adventure takes a new turn. Follow the trail of the famous Charly, an old narrow-gauge railway in the direction of the sept châteaux (seven castles). Now the intrepid cyclists pass through a valley of mighty fortresses and castles - this is where the nobles of old built their fortresses, such as the castle fortress of Hollenfels or the baroque castle of Ansembourg. Further on, things take a surprising and interesting turn as you pass another mighty man-made structure - a 700 meter long illuminated tunnel through the Luxembourg sandstone.

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The building used to be a railway station that was part of the line between Luxembourg and Brussels. The station opened in 1859 and closed in 1993. The building is an example of the Gothic Revival style that was popular in the 19th century for station buildings. The building is now a cultural center and brasserie.

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It is better to have the lamp to approach this unusual tunnel on a mountain bike course

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According to the information, this is a signalman's house, very nicely rebuilt.

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The former train station at Saulnes. The Voie verte passes here on the former railway line.🇨🇵🚴‍♂️👍

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Super comfortable bike path to Longwy 🇨🇵🚴‍♂️👍

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No entrance fee You only need to buy tickets for the train journeys.

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Excellent ballad followed by a historic train journey

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