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Liège

Weiswampach

Troisvierges
Asselborn

Troine
CLERVAUX
Marnach
Hosingen
Statue of Grand Duke William II in the serene lamplit Place Guillame II in Luxembourg City
Eschweiler Clerve Our

WILTZ Wiltz Oesling
VIANDEN Key
Motorway
CHÂTEAU DE
Sûre BOURSCHEID Bastendorf Motorway under construction
Lultzhausen Major road
ESCH-SUR- Wallendorf Secondary road
SÛRE Welscheid DIEKIRCH Dillingen
Arsdorf Beaufort Minor road
RINDSCHLEIDEN Ettelbrück Berdorf Main railway
International border
Martelange A TOUR OF PETITE ECHTERNACH
Rambrouch Wahl SUISSE LUXEMBOURGEOISE
GRAND DUCHY OF LUXEMBOURG
Useldange
Redange LAROCHETTE Ernz Noire Müllerthal Wasserbillig
VALLÉE DES SEPT CHÂTEAUX
Berbourg
Beckerich Mersch Junglinster
Ansembourg
Gaichel Septfontaines Hollenfels Bourglinster Rodenbourg Grevenmacher
Koerich
Niederaven Flaxweiler
Capellen
Alzette
Wormeldange Moselle
Eisch
Arlon, LUXEMBOURG Ehnen
Namur CITY LUXEMBOURG’S
Clémency MOSELLE VALLEY
Contern
Bascharage Hespérlange Remich Getting Around
Pétange Dalheim
Sanem Bech- The southern parts of the country, including
MONDORF- Kleinmacher
FOND-DE-GRAS Bettembourg LES-BAINS Wellenstein Luxembourg City, are well served by motor-
ways, with links to Brussels, central Germany
Differdange Esch-sur- Remerschen and eastern France. Destinations in the north
Alzette can be accessed rapidly by a mixture of motor-
ways and secondary roads. The railways follow
Dudelange Schengen
MUSÉE NATIONAL DES a similar pattern, with better coverage in the
MINES DE FER south. One line, with just two branches, serves
the north, running between Luxembourg City
and Troisvierges (and on to Liège). Bus services
complement the railways, filling in the gaps
to places not accessible by the train network.
For keys to symbols see back flap
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