Wenzel Circular Walk
Walk in the footsteps of Wenceslas and discover the former fortress city’s most beautiful attractions!
The Wenzel Circular Walk guides visitors through the millennial history of the city of Luxembourg. This walk brings you to the oldest quarters of Luxembourg City as well as to some of the fortress works, which were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1994. During this walk, you will discover, among many others, the Bock promontory (the cradle of the city); the castle bridge which was built in 1735, as well as the Corniche, also known as the “most beautiful balcony in Europe”.
Its name pays tribute to Wenceslas II, Duke of Luxembourg between 1383 and 1419, during whose reign a part of the third ring, the so-called Wenzel wall, was erected to protect the inhabitants of the valley.
Duration
3 hours
Number of participants
Max. 20
Infos
Start & Arrival
Luxembourg City Tourist Office, Place Guillaume II
Infos
Steep circuit with stairways and climbs. Certain parts are not passable with strollers and wheel chairs.
Price
General terms and conditions of sale
The Kulturpass rate* (€1.50) is available for this activity. This offer is not valid online, tickets at this price can only be purchased on site at the Luxembourg City Tourist Office.
*Kulturpass - My access to culture for 1,50€. For every resident with a low income.
Individual tickets:
Book your personal guide:
Group of 1 to 20 people : 160€
Book a guided tour for your group at the date, time and in the language of your choice. Please book at least 10 working days in advance.
Bock Casemates
Belonging to the UNESCO World Heritage, the first underground tunnels were built in 1644, in the era of the Spanish domination. The 23-kilometre long galleries were enlarged only 40 years later by Vau...
Chemin de la Corniche
Also called “the most beautiful balcony of Europe” (according to the Luxembourg writer Batty Weber), it runs along the Alzette valley on the ramparts - built by the Spaniards and the French in the 17t...
Neimënster
The old Altmünster Benedictine abbey was destroyed in 1542 so that the Benedictine monks built a new abbey in the suburb of the Grund. The Neumünster Abbey consisted of a church and four wings enclosi...
Bock Promontory
In 963 Siegfried, Count of Ardenne, acquired this massive rocky ledge, the cradle of the city of Luxembourg, through bartering with the Saint Maximin Abbey in Trier. The rock on which Siegfried built ...
Rham Plateau
In bygone days people lived on this high ground, which was washed around on three sides by the Alzette.After the 15th century the third ring linked it to the protected part of the city. At the end of ...
Points of interest on the map
Wenzel Circular Walk in pictures
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