Discover the charms of Martelange, Luxembourg, Luxembourg

Discover the history of Martelange. This walk takes you back to the time of the mines where slate was extracted and on the tracks of the old vicinal tram that went from Arlon to Bastogne. On the way back, you will pass by the oldest house in Martelange (1648), called the "Musée de la Haute-Sûre".

This pilgrimage makes you discover church steeples from different angles around Martelange. You will also pass by two memorials, that of the "chasseurs ardennais"and "le Furtif" in memory of the passage of the fraudsters on the Belgian-Luxemburg border. In Grumelange, take the opportunity to observe the old farms, most of them dating from the 18th century, and pass through the village centre to admire the St. Joseph Chapel, built in 1700 and recently completely renovated.

This walk takes you to the village of Radelange by a forest road. From there, you go up by the "chemin des chèvres" to the N4. To finish the walk, you go down the hill of La Hardt. Along the way you will come across two memorials, one from the First World War and the other from the Second World War.

This hike takes you along the school children's path and to the edge of the Anlier Forest, where spruces are scattered. In Radelange you return to Martelange using the path of the dead, once used by the funeral procession.

Be careful, this walk starts with a real ascent. You start from the centre of Martelange to climb up to the majestic Anlier Forest. Besides the effort, you will marvel at the richness of this forest and you will pass by the site of the ancient Roman road. This is the road that ran from Tongeren via Arlon to Trier and was an important traffic route at the time. It is the forerunner of our Nationale 4.

The Belvedere walk takes you to the northern hill of the Haute-Sûre valley, called the Hardt, a well-found name because the street to climb is steep. The latter is the ancestor of the Brussels-Luxembourg national road. When you arrive at the Belvedere your climb is rewarded by the viewpoint over the valley of the Sûre, at the place called Rommer Schlied.

Discover the history of Martelange. This walk takes you back to the time of the mines where slate was extracted and on the tracks of the old vicinal tram that went from Arlon to Bastogne. On the way back, you will pass by the oldest house in Martelange (1648), called the "Musée de la Haute-Sûre".

This trail takes you through a superb valley in the Anlier forest. You will follow part of the magnificent GR 151 along the Rulles and pass through one of the most beautiful villages in Wallonia, Nobressart.

This walk will take you through two villages. First of all, it will lead you across the slopes of Parette before heading towards Nothomb. The water course of the same name will guide you part of the way along your route, most of which is wooded. Among the discoveries to be made as you go are chapels and a border milestone. Start: at the exit of Nothomb heading towards Parette, near the explanatory panel (Rue de l'Or – 6717 Nothomb).Waymarking: blue rectangle on white background.

Next to the church of Fauvillers, we invite you to observe funerary art dating from the 19th century. This walk gives you the opportunity to enjoy the forest to the fullest. Take the opportunity to discover the mysterious place of the Misbour. This particular place was successively occupied by a church and a fabric market.