Canton Capellen Essentials

Explore the historical depth of Canton Capellen, a region defined by the scenic Valley of the Seven Castles. This selection features the medieval ruins of Koerich and Septfontaines, the 13th-century Marienthal Monastery, and the Gallo-Roman villa rustica at Goeblange-Miecher. Architectural highlights range from Romanesque Revival churches to repurposed industrial sites like the Centre WAX water mill, while natural landmarks like the centuries-old Kleinbettingen oak provide a glimpse into the area's landscape and conservation history.

Canton Capellen Essentials — Mapa

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Mamer Castle

Mamer Castle is the town hall for the commune of Mamer, in south-western Luxembourg.

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Septfontaines Castle

Septfontaines Castle in central Luxembourg is one of the castles belonging to the Valley of the Seven Castles.

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Gréiveschlass

Also known as Koerich Castle, these 12th-century ruins feature a late Gothic keep and Renaissance modifications. It is a central site within the Valley of the Seven Castles.

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Monastère de Marienthal

Founded in the 13th century as a Dominican convent, this former monastery complex in the Eisch valley now functions as a national youth center and educational site.

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Réimervilla vu Giewel

Extensive remains of a Gallo-Roman villa rustica situated in the Miecher forest. The archaeological site includes foundations of a main residence, outbuildings, and a small sanctuary.

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Château des Comtes de Berlaymont

A 19th-century manor house in Steinfort, historically linked to the local ironworks industry and the noble Berlaymont family.

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Immaculée Conception de la Vierge Marie

A parish church in Steinfort constructed in the late 19th century, featuring characteristic Romanesque Revival architectural elements.

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Eech zu Klengbetten

A historic pedunculate oak tree recognized as a national natural monument for its age and size, situated on a slope in Kleinbettingen.

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General Patton monument

A memorial honoring General George S. Patton Jr. and the U.S. Third Army for their role in the liberation of Luxembourg during World War II.

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Centre WAX

A cultural and art center housed in a renovated historic water mill, preserving the original industrial character of the building.

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Mariendall - Reiterlei (Ritterfels)

A prominent rock formation and viewpoint offering panoramic vistas over the Eisch valley and the Marienthal monastery complex.

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Lucien Wercollier

Lucien Wercollier was a sculptor from Luxembourg.