Esch

Esch, also known as Esch-sur-Alzette, is the second largest town in Luxembourg, located 17 kilometers from the city and 25 kilometers from the airport. As the home of architects such as Violet le Duc, Joseph Stübben, and Gottfried Böhm, the city has a lot to offer in terms of architecture, history, and cultural attractions. St. Joseph's church, the city hall, the Berwart tower, and the National Museum of the Resistance are among the most notable attractions.

The Rue de l'Alzette and its huge pedestrian area are a shopping lover's dream, thanks to its various shops, cafés, and cafes, as well as its weekly market. The city also boasts a large green space where visitors can spend time in nature, marveling at the Gaalgebierg hill, its natural ice rink in the winter, and its extensive woodland. Trains operate every half hour between the two cities, and you'd be in Esch in 25 minutes. The ticket should only cost you €5.

Google rating: 4.8/5.0
Location: southwest of Luxembourg, in the district of Luxembourg