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Chemin de la Corniche

A walkway along the old ramparts, called the most beautiful balcony in Europe.

UNESCO World Heritage Free to enter about 30 min

For storytellers

Why Chemin de la Corniche matters

This promenade follows the city's old walls above the Alzette valley, with views over the Grund quarter, the old fortifications and the green gorge below. It's an easy, free walk at any time of day, but especially nice at sunset.

Talking points

  • It overlooks the Grund below.
  • It follows the old ramparts.
  • It's free and easy to walk.

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