After a steep ascent, the road trip continues towards Weiswampach, passing by the Lancaster Memorial, which pays tribute to the crews of two Lancaster bombers who fell during World War II. From here, there is also a magnificent view of the "Éisleker Koppen", typical hills of the region.
Leaving Weiswampach, travellers head to the far north of Luxembourg, up to the Belgian border. The Burrigplatz and its water tower, a few kilometres further along the route, were considered the highest point in the country for many years. However, in the late 1990s, it turned out that a hill in the neighbouring municipality of Wilwerdange was exactly 1,78 meters higher. In any case, a break at the foot of the water tower is highly recommended to admire the surrounding landscape.
Via Huldange, Goedange, and Wilwerdange, the roadtrip leads to Binsfeld, where a rural museum is located. Visitors can learn about the way locals lived in the early 20th century.
After Sassel and Asselborn, the road trip continues to the Trëtterbach valley, where significant renaturation work has been carried out. The meanders of the stream have been restored, bringing the landscape back to its original state. A small wooden platform along the road allows visitors to get a closer look at the project.
The route now crosses typical villages around Wincrange before reaching Clervaux, a popular hotspot. The magnificent Benedictine abbey towers over the town, while the impressive castle, located in the centre of the locality, houses three permanent exhibitions, including the famous "The Family of Man" photo collection. The pedestrian area in the heart of the town invites you to stroll around with its shops, cafes, and terraces.