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Commune in Diekirch, Luxembourg
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Ettelbruck (Luxembourgish: Ettelbréck, German: Ettelbrück) is a small city in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. It's located in the centre of the country, where the rivers Sauer, Wark and Alzette meet. This practical location has made Ettelbruck a major junction and transport hub, both historically and today. Although this friendly place doesn't have any of the impressive sites some other cities in Luxembourg have, it makes for a fine base from where to explore this compact country.
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Truth be told, this is not the best war time museum in the area. Nearby Diekirch has a museum of its own with perhaps an even more impressive collection, but still, the Ettelbruck Patton Museum has a well maintained selection of World War II helmets, costumes, weapons and photographs on display, as well as some fallen aircraft parts.
Serves mostly grill dishes.
One of the better restaurants in town, serving simple but tasty French bistro dishes.
Fairly small camp site with 150 or so spacious places, clean sanitary provisions and some play grounds for the kids. There's also a vegetable garden where - when available- you can get fresh veggies for free. It's owned by the municipality but run by a friendly Dutch lady and her daughters, who are all very friendly and relaxed. You can usually pick your own spot and (unless the place is booked full) there's no set arrival or departure time. It's a fairly long walk or short drive to the centre of Ettelbruck, which is about 2 km away, but there's a small bistro/snack corner and you can order breads for breakfast the evening before. They have about 15 camper places too. Internet is available for about a euro per hour and only works in and around the bistro.
Located a few kilometres out of Ettelbruck. It has a somewhat expensive but good restaurant too.
Ettelbruck is easily reachable by car, as it lies along the A7 Motorway (sometimes called the Motorway of the North).
Read in the guidePractically all parts of town are reachable by car and bike. The centre itself is small enough to walk around, although the camp site and Grondwee area are a bit further.
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