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Hidden Gems of Luxembourg

Explore the lesser-known historical and natural landmarks of Luxembourg’s Mullerthal region. This list features the dual medieval and Renaissance structures of Beaufort, ancient trees like the 500-year-old Hersberg oak, and a series of sandstone rock formations and caves including Raiberhiel and L'Enfer. These sites highlight the area's geological diversity and history, ranging from ancient pilgrimage sites to World War II memorials.

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Château de Beaufort

Comprising the ruins of a 12th-century fortress and an adjacent 17th-century Renaissance wing. The site is known for producing Cassis de Beaufort, a traditional blackcurrant liqueur.

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Hersberg's Mid-Millennium Oak Tree

A 500-year-old pedunculate oak tree featuring a small religious shrine built into its hollow trunk. It is officially classified as one of Luxembourg's remarkable trees.