Traditional processionCarnival season kicks of with Cavalcade in Diekirch
Numerous visitors flocked to Diekirch on Sunday to enjoy the cavalcade, a tradition dating back to 1870, despite rainy weather.
D'Kavalkad zu Dikrech (19.02.23)
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The famous procession marked the opening of the carnival season in Luxembourg and despite rain, many people decided to pay a visit to Diekirch on Sunday.
De Fuesbok iwwerhëlt Dikrech fir een Dag
Trotz driibsegem Wieder hunn dëse Sonndeg nees immens vill Leit de Wee op Dikrech fonnt, fir do bei der traditioneller Kavalkad mat dobäi ze sinn.
No fewer than 52 parade floats joined the procession and a staggering five tonnes of candy were distributed.
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Organiser Sandro Dimola commented: “People are excited after a long winter to go out and celebrate, joke around, and laugh. That is what characterises our cavalcade.”
An estimated 20,000 people visit the Diekirch cavalcade each year, but is it the best one in the country? Not according to Dimola: “We are proud of having our own cavalcade and of celebrating together with people. But, we grant everyone to have their own and of being able to present the best version of the festivity.”
Luxembourg has six major cavalcades: Diekirch, Schifflange, Esch-sur-Alzette, Remich, Wasserbillig, and Pétange.
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