Dudelange is one of the best-kept secrets of Luxembourg! Though smaller than more popular cities, there is much to see and do here from fine dining to cultural museums and sights. Located close to the French border, Dudelange is like a scene from a story book. This little town is home to the famous Mont St. Jean Castle which attracts visitors from around the world. However, there is more to this town than meets the eye! Keep reading to explore the best things to do in Dudelange!
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1. Stroll the Parc Emile Mayrisch
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This Dudelange Park is one of the best ways to spend a day in the sun. With fountains, pleasant walkways, and views of the city, this is a great way to people watch and immerse yourself in the local culture. In the summer the park is packed with locals enjoying the sunshine and nice Luxembourg weather!
Parc Emile Mayrisch
Address: 3440 Dudelange, Luxembourg
Website: Parc Emile Mayrisch
2. Step back in time at Musee The Bitter Years
The Musee The Bitter Years (Museum of the Bitter Years) is located at the Waassertuerm in Dudelange. Originally, this exhibit was on display at the New York Museum of Modern Art. The Bitter Years is the final exhibition by the famous photographer Edward Steichen and it features over 200 documented photographs of America during the Great Depression. Today, this exhibit is located amongst an old steel mill. In addition to Steichen’s photographs are temporary photographic exhibitions to create a conversation between historic collections and contemporary findings.
Musee The Bitter Years
Address: 1 B Rue du Centenaire, 3475 Dudelange, Luxembourg
Website: Musee The Bitter Years
3. See the world-famous Mont St. Jean
Mont St. Jean is a stunning castle in Dudelange. The name also refers to the surrounding town, hill, and religious site. Mont St. Jean has had great significance since pre-Chrisitan times. During the Middle Ages, this area was home to ritualistic dancing and pagan rituals. In the 16th-century, the castle was built by the Order of St. John, and Mont St. Jean is a popular religious pilgrimage destination each year on St. John’s Eve. Today, visitors can explore the small village, picturesque hillside, and the castle.
Mont St. Jean
Website: Mont St. Jean
4. See the animals at Parc Merveilleux
Located just outside of Dudelange is Parc Merveilleux, an ammusment park in the Luxembourg countryside. This park is perfect for families and kids of all ages, and it has a wide range of nature themed attractions. Popular things to do at this amusement park include a pony ranch, a miniature railway, playgrounds, and scenes from fairy tales!
Parc Merveilleux
Address: Route de Mondorf, 3260 Bettembourg, Luxembourg
Website: Parc Merveilleux
5. Have an adventure at Parc Le'h Adventures Sarl
This adventure park in Dudelange is perfect for those who crave thrills and adventure! With four courses and sixty workshops for kids and adults of all ages, there is something for everyone here. There are different courses for different skill levels, so if high thrills aren’t for you, there are options. The more difficult courses include exciting features like a Tarzan jump, footbridges, and arm climbs!
Parc Le'h Adventures Sarl
Address: 203 Rue du Parc, 3542 Dudelange, Luxembourg
Website: Parc Le'h Adventures Sarl
6. Centre National de l'Audiovisuel
The National Audiovisual Centre is a great place to explore the world of audiovisual art. Created in 1989, this center promotes photographic, audio, and film work created by citizens of Luxembourg or in Luxembourg. There are regular exhibits that change to showcase new artists, and current work includes Ray Tostevin’s filmography and photographs by Marianne Majerus.
Centre National de l'Audiovisuel
Address: 1 Rue du Centenaire, 2475 Dudelange, Luxembourg
7. Restaurant Loxalis
Restaurant Loxalis is one of the top restaurants in Dudelange. This eatery serves traditional Luxembourg cuisine with French and Mediterranean flavor. Loxalis is committed to meeting the needs of all guests, including dietary restrictions so this is a great spot for vegans! You’ll want to get a reservation because this spot is always busy.
Restaurant Loxalis
Address: 150 Rue de la LIberation, 3511 Dudelange, Luxemburg
Facebook page: Restaurant Loxalis
8. Learn at the Documentation Centre for Human Migrations
L'exposition multi-médiale "Mémoire vive" réalisée dans le cadre du projet Atelier D, ensemble avec des anciens ouvriers...
Posted by Nicolas Graf on Thursday, 2 June 2016
This museum offers visitors a unique chance to explore migration! With a focus mainly on movement in and around Luxembourg, this museum focuses on the history of migration both forced and voluntary. Interesting exhibits include artifacts and information on the evacuation of the men of Dudelange, the German occupation, and the Luxembourg liberation movement.
Documentation Centre for Human Migrations
Address: Rue Gare-Usines, 3481 Dudelange, Luxembourg
9. See important artifacts at Regional Museum of Forced Conscription
Luxembourg has an interesting and rich history which is worth exploring. The Regional Museum of Forced Conscription explores the evacuation of the men of Dudelange as well as the German occupation during World War II. This museum is open twice a week and has guided tours for those wanting to fully immerse themselves in the experience.
Regional Museum of Forced Conscription
Address: 57 place de l'Hôtel de Ville, 3590 Dudelange, Luxemburg
Visit a top Luxembourg destination!
Luxembourg is quickly gaining popularity as a top destination in Europe with its vast history and friendly culture. Dudelange is a smaller city which has a lot to offer visitors looking for an authentic, one-of-a-kind experience! This list shared the top things to do in Dudelange, from visiting Mont St. Jean to exploring the history of migration in and around Luxembourg in world-class museums. There is something for everyone in Dudelange!
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