Top Things to do in Diekirch District
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10 Nature & Parks in Diekirch District That You Shouldn't Miss
Discover the best top things to do in Diekirch District, Luxembourg including Kaul Wiltz, Escapardenne Eislek Trail, Circular Walk Clervaux, Park Sennesraich, Hoscheid Klangwanderweg, Rodange-Reenert Kulturweg, Jardin de Wiltz, Tourist Center Robbesscheier, Alain's Beach, Erlebnispfad Fledermaustunnel Huldange.
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1. Kaul Wiltz
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
2. Escapardenne Eislek Trail
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4.5 based on 26 reviews
Located in the midst of the Belgo-Luxembourg Ardennes, Escapardenne Eisleck Trail is a border crossing hiking Trail of 104 km, signposted in two directions, between Kautenbach (GDL) and La Roche-en-Ardenne (B). Divided into five stages.
Reviewed By myhikingadventure - Perth, Australia
One of the Europe Quality Trails, the Escapardenne does not disappoint! I did this one in September 2019 and absolutely loved the scenery, the well-maintained paths and amazing journey!
3. Circular Walk Clervaux
4. Park Sennesraich
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4.5 based on 11 reviews
See, hear, touch, smell and taste: Discover your 5 senses in a playful, pedagogical and original way in the leisure centre Park Sennesraich. In the "room of the 5 senses" visitors discover the hidden abilities of the human body. On the ground floor the experiments are all about the different sensory perceptions. Water, electricity and power are the themes that are treated on the first floor. Each area is made up of numerous stations that visitors can discover on their own. The outdoor area of the Park Sennesraich, the "garden of the 5 senses", invites visitors to linger and play. Children can use up their energy in the playground or in the multi-sport field, find their way through the labyrinth, test the barefoot path and discover the herb garden.
5. Hoscheid Klangwanderweg
6. Rodange-Reenert Kulturweg
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4.0 based on 2 reviews
7. Jardin de Wiltz
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4.0 based on 26 reviews
Pflanzen, Terrassen, Wasser, Skulpturen, Wege und Steinfelder bilden ein lebendes Kunstwerk von 2,5 ha Größe, das gemeinsam von behinderten und arbeitslosen Menschen, Teilnehmern an temporären Projekten, Handwerkern und Künstlern angelegt und unterhalten wird. Der Garten ist täglich geöffnet.
8. Tourist Center Robbesscheier
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3.5 based on 22 reviews
9. Alain's Beach
10. Erlebnispfad Fledermaustunnel Huldange
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
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