Bourscheid Essentials

Bourscheid is centered around its 10th-century medieval castle, the largest fortification in Luxembourg, positioned 150 meters above the Sûre River. The surrounding landscape features the dramatic river loops of the Ardennes, visible from viewpoints like Gringlee and Predigtstuhl. This collection highlights the region's religious heritage through the churches of Saint-Michel and Saint-Willibrord, alongside natural geological landmarks like the Rouschteschleen rock formations and the steep slate cliffs of the Éislek region.

Château de Bourscheid

Luxembourg's largest castle, dating back to the 10th century. It features a triangular perimeter with 11 towers and Gothic architectural additions from the 14th and 15th centuries.

Gringlee

A prominent viewpoint offering a panoramic look at the Sûre River loop. It also serves as a launch site for paragliding.

Predigtstuhl

A rocky outcrop and vantage point providing views across the Sûre valley and the surrounding wooded hills.

Saint-Michel

The Catholic parish church located in the center of Bourscheid village.

Schaarflee

An elevated viewpoint overlooking the Sûre River and the medieval castle of Bourscheid.

Chapelle Notre-Dame des Douleurs

A small chapel dedicated to Our Lady of Sorrows, located near the village of Michelau.

Hockslay

A scenic vantage point offering views of the winding river valley near Goebelsmühle.

Saint-Aubin

The local parish church situated in the village of Michelau.

Saint-Willibrord

A Catholic church located in Lipperscheid, dedicated to the patron saint of Luxembourg.

Formation rocheuses Rouschteschleen

Distinctive slate rock formations and a narrow ridge characteristic of the Ardennes geology.