Vianden Castle
One of the largest fortified castles west of the Rhine sits on a hilltop above the Our River valley. Entry costs a modest fee.
Village in Luxembourg
3 things to see
Vianden is a storybook village dominated by one of Western Europe’s largest restored castles, and getting there costs nothing thanks to Luxembourg’s nationwide free public transport. Wandering the riverside village and its steep lanes is free, and the castle itself asks only a few euros to enter. From here the whole of Luxembourg is reachable without a transport budget, and the German cathedral city of Trier sits just across the border. Spring and autumn bring the prettiest light on the Our valley without summer day-trip crowds.
What to see
What each one costs, where the cost is known.
One of the largest fortified castles west of the Rhine sits on a hilltop above the Our River valley. Entry costs a modest fee.
This open-air chairlift carries passengers 440 meters up to a hilltop viewpoint above the Our valley. The ride costs a small fee and delivers aerial views of the castle, the river, and the forested Ardennes hills.
Victor Hugo lived in exile in this small house by the Our River in 1871. Entry costs a minimal fee and displays letters, drawings, and first editions.
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