20의 부시본가지 명소 & 주요 장소

이 기술적인 싱글트랙 다운힐 중에 정말 많이 웃었습니다. 그래블 바이크로도 가능합니다 (짐가방을 싣고도), 하지만 약간의 기술적인 제동과 조향 능력이 필요합니다.

In view of the small sacred monument encountered here, some hikers may feel the need to pause for a moment before this cross. As a perhaps helpful thought, I would like to offer a few quotes from Christiane Völkel: + "Only when I give heaven space, when I entrust myself to it, can I also feel that it is working. This doesn't always go in the direction I wish, but it fills me with a sense of security and relaxation, of being in God, of being protected, or at least not being alone. Sometimes then, the certainty rises within me that heaven is reaching out to me. Not just to hold me, but so that I can place my despair and helplessness into its hands."

A beautiful US Army military cemetery. One of many worldwide, but this one dates back to World War II.

Can also be ridden well with a loaded gravel bike.

You should have seen it. Take your time and let yourself be impressed. There is parking and you can chain the bikes.

les gens n'apprendront jamais Cyclists prohibited. However, there are extra parking spaces to chain!

Well, S3 is a bit exaggerated 😅 A bit tight uphill and cool downhill, be careful, but nothing with great rocks or other obstacles

It is the largest World War II American Soldier Cemetery in Europe with 5 Medals of Honor . With 10,500 tombstones, this is a sight that should really give you food for thought. Was there twice. And each time goosebumps because the way from the parking lot is not really big, it doesn't have to be either. Passing the large chapel, it doesn't matter whether it's on the left or right side, it's kept so plain and simple. When you're halfway past the chapel. Do your eyes see a fraction of the white crosses. But that's enough to silence you. If you go further in front of the entrance of the chapel, it will knock you off your feet. Then you actually look at all 10,000 crosses and if you don't notice anything, you can't be helped anymore. 10000 who fought for your freedom. And if you've been to Luxembourg before and you know there are 5000 . Isn't that easy.