Clervaux

The administrative center of the canton of Clervaux is the commune and town of Clervaux in northern Luxembourg. Three blackbirds are depicted on a gold background in the chief of the town's shield, which is a version of the arms of the former Lords of Clervaux and was awarded in 1896.

The medieval Benedictine Abbey and the unusual Clervaux Castle, erected in the 12th century and perched atop the hills overlooking the abbey, are both located in the lovely historical village of Clervaux in the country of Luxembourg. For individuals who want to understand more about the country's religious past, Clervaux also contains a big monastery and a Roman church. Clervaux is a wonderful location for a visit even if you aren't really interested in the church or monastery because the surrounding mountains and charming old buildings provide a beautiful view from every angle.

Along with the monthly guided historical tour of Clervaux on the theme of the Battle of the Bulge and a visit to the Church and Abbey Crypt escorted by a Monk, there is also the hiking meets local food option. All year long, the town is accessible through the audio tour.

Location: Clervaux, Luxembourg