Luxembourg from 92.5 degrees (part 3)
This is Fort Obergrünewald. / © Domingos Oliveira
And just like this tower... / © Domingos Oliveira
...and this part of Fort Thung; they belong to the Museum 'Dräi Eechelen'. / © Domingos Oliveira
The Schiessentümpel waterfall in the Mullerthal, one of the must-see sites in Luxembourg's 'Little Switzerland'. / © Domingos Oliveira
We're staying close to the water, ând getting closer to the capital. / © Domingos Oliveira
This path is also part of the park... / © Domingos Oliveira
...in Gasperich. / © Domingos Oliveira
A building close to the park. / © Domingos Oliveira
Terraces and balconies have a special shape... / © Domingos Oliveira
... which is clearly visible in these photos. / © Domingos Oliveira
This shape can be found at the Cloche d'Or. / © Domingos Oliveira
Where is this window? / © Domingos Oliveira
A sports ground is also part of the Gasperich park. / © Domingos Oliveira
In future, anyone wishing to leave the national stadium will be able to use this means of transport. / © Domingos Oliveira
Or take this route by car. / © Domingos Oliveira
Heading east, with a view of the Moselle metropolis of Grevenmacher. / © Domingos Oliveira
For those who can still remember last week's quiz: the Strassen thermal baths. / © Domingos Oliveira
Esch-sur-Sûre is back, but this time from higher up. / © Domingos Oliveira
On the day the photo was taken, we could still have found a place at the Bouillon Park & Ride. / © Domingos Oliveira
Last week, we introduced you to Fond-de-Gras station. This time, here's a locomotive warehouse. / © Domingos Oliveira
Beaufort castle is not just about old stones. / © Domingos Oliveira
A field in Lullange... / © Domingos Oliveira
...and a similar photo from Steinsel. / © Domingos Oliveira
The bypass around Junglinster is not quite the same from the air. / © Domingos Oliveira
Why is it called a motorway 'cross' in Luxembourgish? This is the Cessange junction between the A4 and A6 motorways. / © Domingos Oliveira
All in one image: Grand Theatre, Pescatore, and the red bridge. / © Domingos Oliveira
A quick quiz between two discoveries: do you know where we are? / © Domingos Oliveira
Very popular in summer: the Remich esplanade. / © Domingos Oliveira
Junglinster is a great place for golf enthusiasts. / © Domingos Oliveira
We've already shown you the Coque building in Kirchberg, here's part of the surrounding park. / © Domingos Oliveira
The outside of Echternach secondary school is well known, but have you ever seen the inner courtyard? / © Domingos Oliveira
And not far from there, the Orangery and its gardens. / © Domingos Oliveira
Another quiz: What is this / © Domingos Oliveira
Here's the same place from a little higher up, which should help you. / © Domingos Oliveira
This is actually the car park near the Deich hall in Ettelbruck. / © Domingos Oliveira
And another car park. This time we're in Luxembourg city near the station. This is Fort Neipperg. / © Domingos Oliveira
The ponds of Remerschen invite you to relax. / © Domingos Oliveira
And nearby, there are walks for lovers of beautiful landscapes. / © Domingos Oliveira
A little more concrete: the Dudelange-Burange roundabout under the A13. / © Domingos Oliveira
A rather original angle on the crossroads between the boulevards de la Foire and Schuman in Luxembourg. / © Domingos Oliveira
The tracks disappear under the rue de Bonnevoie. / © Domingos Oliveira
The Schengen tourist office. / © Domingos Oliveira
And no, it's not Lombard Street in San Francisco, but the street that runs alongside Villa Baldauff near the Pont Adolphe. / © Domingos Oliveira
Let's take a closer look at this villa. / © Domingos Oliveira
And finally, a short trip to Wormeldange. / © Domingos Oliveira
© Domingos Oliveira
The photos published on this site are subject to copyright and may not be copied, modified, or sold without the prior permission of the owner of the site in question.
More galleries