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Commune in Luxembourg
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Mersch is a town of 9,400 people (2018) in central Luxembourg, where the rivers Alzette, Mamer and Eisch meet.
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Alen Turm
Former bell tower in baroque style.
Mersch Castle
National independence monument
Menhir of Recken
Pettingen Castle
One of the best fortified castles of Luxembourg.
Vallée des sept châteaux
Seven castles along the Eisch river.
Extrawurscht is a snsck stand outside of the Topaze Mall selling sausages and other fast food.
4-star hotel.
Large regional trade and commercial centre with several clothing stores, a supermarket, bakeries and restaurants, the latter are listed below.
Shopping mall with mostly Belgian chain shops.
By train
The Mersch train station lies along line 10, starting in Luxembourg City and passing through Ettelbruck, where the line branches off for Diekirch, Kautenbach, from where it merges of towards Wiltz,…
Mersch is rather small and can be navigated on foot. When exploring the larger Mersch commune, it is advised to go either by bicycle or car.
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