Holiday rentals and lettings in the Luxembourg (Belgium)

Water bodies and streams are all playgrounds that will suit water sports enthusiasts. In Dillingen, enjoy the fauna and flora by canoeing! The spectacle is often just as enjoyable under the surface in some places, so we invite you to take a dive at the Lake of the High Security in Lultzhausen.

The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg does not lack establishments dedicated to relaxation, to say the least! They are found in Clervaux and Mondorf-les-Bains. To recharge your batteries after intense physical activities or simply to relax with your loved ones, there is nothing better than a spa treatment or a Californian massage!

Religious architecture enthusiasts will have stars in their eyes as they enter this building! So many aspects are worthy of interest, where to start? We recommend that you linger in front of the wall paintings, the stained glass windows depicting biblical scenes and the cylindrical pillars decorated with an intertwined band system. The large windows of the choir and the altars in the crypt will not leave you indifferent either!

Most visitors to the fortress emphasize the efforts required to access the fortress. They are not excessive and are well worth it, we assure you! You will enjoy a splendid view of the city and will see several attractive decorative elements including period furniture and beautiful tapestries. In addition, the explanations provided by the audio-guide help to transport you into the medieval world.

More than 1,500 residents live together in this establishment in Bettembourg. The animals come from all 5 continents and amaze young and old alike. These include American iguanas, Morelet's crocodile and Bennett's famous Wallaby's crocodile. Children also have the opportunity to approach and feed some endearing species in the heart of the mini-zoo.

This place, which is conducive to meditation and meditation, arouses the curiosity of many holidaymakers. Beyond the visit, the most important moment is to listen to Gregorian chants during the Mass.

It is mainly devoted to the Battle of the Bulge in Luxembourg. Documents, photos and maps are presented to the public to tell the story as objectively as possible.