Schäsbierg viewpoint

Name: Schäsbierg viewpoint
Address: Bavigne, L-9635

Schäsbierg viewpoint in Bavigne is only accessible on foot and invites hikers to discover the surrounding nature and, above all, the Upper Sûre lake.

The best way to reach this great spot is via the local hiking trails ES 10 and LH 8, the Éislek Pad Bavigne or the western section of the Circuit du Lac.

The viewpoint is located at around 385 metres above sea level and offers an impressive panorama over a loop of the Upper Sûre lake. A hike there is particularly worthwhile in autumn, when the deciduous trees glow in bright colours and transform the landscape into a colourful spectacle. The place is also a favourite with photographers due to its unique natural backdrop.

Contact

Address:

Aussichtspunkt Schäsbierg
L-9635 Bavigne Show on map

Plan your journey

Viewpoint Gringlee

The ‘Gringlee’ viewpoint, also known as ‘Gringlay’, offers an impressive panorama over the Sûre Valley and the majestic Bourscheid Castle. It is one of the most famous viewpoints in Luxembourg.

Find out more

Urban Art from Eric Mangen

“Have you heard the flowers growing?” – this graffiti, visible in Ettelbruck, invites you to pause and rediscover your connection with nature. It serves as a reminder to consciously notice the quiet, often overlooked moments of growth.

Find out more

Diekirch

Diekirch surprises visitors with its old town charm, lively city life and beautiful nature along the Sûre River. Exciting museums and cosy squares make the town ideal for exploring.

Find out more

Beim Bertchen

Find out more

Circular routes

Local hiking trail DK 1 - Diekirch (Fridhaff)

Distance: 4,45 km
Duration: 1:20 h
Difficulty: medium

Find out more

Hotel and Restaurant Cornelyshaff

Pets allowedGarden / ParkParkingSituated in the centre of townWifiRestaurantBicycle rental

Wiltz Garden

Plants, terraces, water features, sculptures, paths and stone-paved areas form a living work of art covering 2.5 hectares, which is created and maintained jointly by people with disabilities and the unemployed, participants in temporary projects, craftspeople and artists.

Find out more