Ettelbruck City Tourist Office

The mural in Ettelbruck is painted in typical shades of white and blue, depicting mermaids swimming through a pattern of spirals and stars. Positioned near the river, the artwork incorporates elements connected to water in a mystical way.

“De Buttek” farm shop at Haff Ditgesbaach in Ettelbrück: organic food, homemade products and handcrafted items, all available directly on the farm.

In 2023, Luxembourg artist Raphael Gindt created a graffiti near the parking lot at ‘Place de la Libération’ as part of the ‘Share your Cloud’ campaign, which raises awareness about youth mental health.

The General Patton Memorial Museum in Ettelbruck commemorates the commander of the 3rd US Army whose troops liberated the town on 25 December 1944. The exhibition illustrates the most important events that occurred during the Second World War in Luxembourg.

Winding through the alleys, you reach ‘Äschenhiwwel,’ where you can admire the work of Berlin artist Vidam.

Somewhat hidden in the park, you will come across a transformer and an old advertising column, both beautified by Collin Van den Sluis in August 2023.

In the Parc de l'Alzette, Joël Rollinger's large-scale mural impresses with a vibrant spring scene spanning 200 square meters, blending figuration and geometry in a unique visual language.

Along the cycling path by the Alzette, near the pedestrian bridge connecting the city center to the Deich meadows, a real highlight awaits.

Surrounded by young football players – and participating alongside them – the artist observed the value of teamwork, the thrill of scoring, as well as the frustration of a defeat or a missed pass.