Echternach (Luxembourgish: Iechternach pronounced [ˈiə̯ɕtɐnɑχ]) is a commune with town status in the canton of Echternach, which is part of the district of Grevenmacher, in eastern Luxembourg. Echternach lies near the border with Germany, and is the oldest town (current population 4,610) in Luxembourg.
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The abbey in the center of Echternach is a must-see during a visit of this Email city. Its an old catholic church with an impressiv ceiling and lange colourful windows.
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Echternach is one of if not the oldest town in Luxembourg on the border with Germany. The Basilica is a must visit location and gives a complete description of the history of the building and of course St. Willibrord who was born in Northumberland England in the 7th century and after spending time in Ireland as a young man ordained in to the Catholic church by monks there n=he found his way to Luxembourg where he instigated the construction of the Basilica. In the visitor centre in the Basilica there is a 10 minute video in English, Dutch, French and German relating briefly the whole history. Including, if you happen to be here at Pentecoste/Whitsun the renowned dancing procession takes place with visitors from all over the world. Though to be fair what ever time of the year you are here both the Basilica, the adjoining Abbey and the lovely old town are well worth a visit.
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The whole area in which this 'schlucht' is located, is beautiful. Hiking is a must here. We did three long hikes in three days. Makes for cool pics along the rocks or from above or below. In winter it's maybe a bit more dark here than in summer, but it makes for a nice mystic atmosphere. Brown-dark-purple leaves from the trees all around. A must-do when in the Eifel area.
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Another town right bang on border with Germany. Used as a base for trekking Luxembourg’s Little Switzerland but also worth spending a couple of hours wandering around. Must do: drive between Vianden to Echternach by following the roads along the river. The German stretch is particularly stunning.
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