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Luxembourg
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The Moselle Valley is one of five regions of Luxembourg, located along the eastern border with Germany.
By public transit
While none of the cities have a proper train station themselves, on the German side of the Moselle, a train link exists, connecting Perl (Schengen), Nennig (Remich), Wellen (Grevenmacher) and…
By boat
Schengen shares a harbor with Remich, , located in between both towns, near Schwebsange.
The N10 makes it easy to get around the region by car, but it is highly recommended that, given if you have the time, you rent a bike instead.
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capital of the region.
An old spa town and the only larger destination not located along the Moselle river.
Former Roman settlement that over time turned into the town it is today.
Signing place of the Schengen Agreement.
City on the merging point of the Sûre (Sauer) into the Moselle.
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