Pictures of Luxembourg City

The dream loop in the small wine village Ahn on the Mosel in Luxembourg offers a successful mixture of all elements.

The actual basilica is the fifth church to have been erected in this place. The first one was built by St Willibrord, after he had received donations by Abbess Irmina of Oeren (near Trier) and Pippin II in the years 698 and 706 (Merovingian church). Soon after his death on 7th November 739 this church was too small, as pilgrims came to his grave in great numbers to worship him as a saint.

Our cozy Holiday Home is located in the quaint town of Kordel, right at the entrance to the Eifel Mountain Range and connected via train to Trier.Nestled within the oldest part of town, the building was recently renovated to comfortably accommodate 2 to 5 people.On the ground floor is a kitchen with a dishwasher and a capsule coffee machine, a dining room with a flat-screen TV, and a full bathroom with a standing shower. If required, you can park your bicycles in the spacious hallway. There is also a washing machine and a drying rack.The two bedrooms are on the first floor. One bedroom has a king-size bed, flat screen TV, and a chest drawer. In the second bedroom, you will find a long double bed, a wardrobe, and a partially open full bathroom with a shower.The 3rd-floor loft has a pitched ceiling, a sofa that can be converted into a bed, as well as an additional long single bed.There is one private parking space behind the house and additional free parking in the neighborhood. Behind the house, you also have the option of ending your summer evenings outside with a glass of Moselle wine.There is a local grocery store within 5 minutes walking distance as well as a pharmacy within 100ft.

Wasserbilligerbrück/Wasserbillig - Ettelbrück

The trail starts at the church of Schleidweiler. The route leads along typical Eifel Houses. The path runs along the open terrain before it enters the forest. Past the old sandstone pits, the natural trail leads through an untouched part of the forest down to Daufenbach. The small town even has its own train station. Parallel to the Kyll the path leads over the cycle path to the district Mühlenflürchen. Take a deep breath before climbing the ascend. You will get rewarded with untouched nature with former quarries. The hidden waterfall at the end of this quiet woodland invites you to linger. The last stage will take you across the Eifelsteig, back to Schleidweiler.