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Bréschelt viewpoint

Where? L-9760 Lellingen

The Bréschelt viewpoint near Lellingen offers a panoramic view of the typical landscape of Kiischpelt, a municipality in the heart of the Éislek.

If you take a break on the cosy bench, you can enjoy an open view of the surrounding meadow landscape. With a bit of luck, you may even spot wild animals. The area is home to several rare bird species, among others.

The viewpoint is located in the middle of nature and is therefore not accessible by car. Hikers can best reach it via the Éislek Pad Lellingen or the local hiking trail KI 5.

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Address: Bréschelt
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