Tourism offers

This guided tour, themed “Making the Invisible Visible,” invites you to explore a landscape shaped by centuries of evolution and transformation, marked by interaction and exchange.

Once a cradle of horticulture and the textile industry, the valley played a vital role in the economic and social development of the region. Today, its remnants tell the story of this rich past, seamlessly blending into a preserved natural environment.

As you move along the route, let yourself be inspired by the meeting of heritage and biodiversity. It is a unique opportunity to observe, understand, and share a timeless moment. The walking pace of the tour can be adapted to the group’s needs (upon request), and the visit can be extended by an additional hour with a detour via Kirchberg, including a stop at the Dräi Eechelen Museum.

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For more information, please contact the LCTO guides by email at [email protected]

This tour invites you to rediscover and explore a landscape in the process of renaturation, where water and vegetation are reclaiming their place, creating a new natural balance. Let yourself be carried away by the murmur of the river, observe the transformations in this preserved environment, and enjoy a true haven of serenity. Between heritage and modernity, the remnants of the fortress remind us of the history of the area, while innovative initiatives and landscaping projects shape the future and address today’s global challenges.

A unique opportunity to explore how nature and sustainable urbanism are coming together to reinvent the city. An inspiring walk to slow down, marvel, and reconnect with the essence of the landscape.

This city tour can be extended by an additional hour through the Pfaffenthal district. For more information, please contact us by email at [email protected]

This guided tour can be adapted for people with reduced mobility, with a longer duration required (only with a personal guide).

People with special needs are asked to contact the Luxembourg City Tourist Office on (+352) 22 28 09 before the guided tour.

Admire the landscape and art installations that tell the story of the area while offering inspiring perspectives for the future, through roses, orchids, bioluminescent plants, and other varieties of local flowers and plants.

A unique opportunity to reconnect with nature, marvel, and share a special moment in an enchanting setting.

This city tour can be extended by an additional hour through Kirchberg, passing by the Dräi Eechelen Museum, and/or by an additional hour through the Pfaffenthal district. For more information, please contact the LCTO by email at [email protected]

A relaxing route, suitable for people with reduced mobility and families with children.

This route combines sports, urban exploration and ecological immersion, allowing participants to discover the city in a new light while highlighting the LUGA’s initiatives.

OPEN TO ALL

THE PROGRAMME

Start: Pétrusse valley – Finish: Mudam (Kirchberg)
As part of LUGA – Luxembourg Urban Garden, Wattravels is offering a unique experience combining running (or walking), urban exploration and ecological immersion.

This half-day route (3 to 4 hours) invites participants to discover the city from a new angle, combining the joy of walking or running with visits to sites committed to urban and ecological innovation.

• 9h00 – Meet and greet coffee – Pétrusse valley

• 9h30 – Departure: Immersion in urban nature – Crossing to Kirchberg: between paths and modern landscapes

• LUGA Lab – Optional stop to discover the Lab and take a break

• 12h30 – Arrival at Mudam : Coffee and group debriefing on the experience

Why this route?
✔ A sporty and sustainable approach, in direct contact with the environment
✔ A new way of discovering Luxembourg City through an innovative lens: between nature and urbanism
✔ A moment of well-being and connection: a fusion of culture, sport and ecological commitment

The route linking the LUGA sites in Luxembourg City and Ettelbruck adopts a responsible and immersive tourism approach, promoting sustainable mobility, eco-tourism and the discovery of local community-led initiatives.

THE PROGRAMME

Departure: Luxembourg City – Arrival: Ettelbruck
We invite you to take part in an immersive cycling tour that highlights the LUGA’s initiatives while offering visitors a rich and engaging experience.

• 9h00 – Meet and greet coffee – Pfaffenthal – site near the Alzette

• 10h00 – Depart for a 2-hour cycle ride along the cycle path linking Luxembourg City to Ettelbruck, following the Alzette river – 40 km

• 12h00 – Explore the Urban Agriculture Trail (North) with themed stops:

  • Demonstration fields (remote observation)

  • Open-air photo exhibition & graffiti frescoes

  • Agriculture Hub

  • Hydroponics & vertical farming + community garden

  • Themed containers showcasing innovative farming practices

• 13h30 – Lunch (Ettelbruck)

• 15h00 – Return by train to Luxembourg City (return by bicycle is optional)

• From 16h00 – Reception for participants arriving by train/ free time to explore other LUGA sites in the city centre

• 18h00 – Culture Hub in the open air – Local gastronomic experience

• 19h30 – End of event

OPEN ONLY TO ADULTS AND TEENAGERS CAPABLE OF CYCLING INDEPENDENTLY – UNACCOMPANIED CHILDREN NOT PERMITTED!