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This silence, this building, surrounded by a very beautiful nature, just great

he youngest example of a historicism castle. Built and designed by one man: Pol Gilson (? - 2007). As a summer house hidden in the Luxembourg forests. A first wooden version burned down in 1973, after which Gilson built this stone version. Since the end of 2020, the property has been owned by the Mertzig municipality, which intends to open the domain to the public. The castle is also known as Turelbach.

The bridge with the ominous name is associated with many stories about "misery" that is said to have happened to the inhabitants of the region. However, the origin of the name is not entirely clear. The Misärsbréck wetland is a national nature and bird sanctuary. Attentive and quiet visitors can discover the diversity of nature here on various hiking trails. The upstream dam with its large fish ladder can be reached in a short walk.

The beautiful lake invites you to take a little bike ride.

Very nice area to chill, in every season!

Really nice place at every season! There's a Geocatch for the treasure hunters!!!

stay for a while and listen to the frogs

Misery and pre-dam bridge Many stories about the “miseries” that are said to have happened to the inhabitants of the region surround this ominously named bridge. However, the etymology is not fully clarified. The “Misärsbréck” marshland is a national nature and ornithological reserve. Attentive and discreet visitors will be able to discover the diversity of nature on various hiking trails. After a short walk, you reach the pre-dam with its fish ladder.