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    Day 3

    152 mi5 mi

    Two Borders and Thousands of Years

    A very intense day awaits you, starting with a brief walk around the quaint Chimay, with its luxury Chateau full of history and beauty. Then a fortified castle in Sedan will reveal to you how life was lived within its walls for almost 1000 years.
    At an altitude of over 100 metres, one of the best preserved fortresses in France, the citadel of Montmédy, will amaze you with its views. Then, the glorious city of Luxembourg will captivate you with its landscapes and monuments and you will descend into its mysterious depths to discover what´s hidden underground.
    Finally you will arrive in Trier. There the night will show you the charm of its most important buildings.
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    Château de Chimay
    09:0530 min

    Château de Chimay

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    It is highly recommended that you take a few moments, as soon as you leave the hotel, to wander through the little streets of Chimay's old town.
    They are cobbled streets with picturesque buildings and pretty shops.
    The Chateau de Chimay, with almost a thousand years of history, opens its doors to the public for those who wish to discover its treasures and heritage.
    In case you are interested in visiting the Chateau: The opening hours of the Chateau de Chimay may vary from summer to winter and from day to day. To make sure which hours are open during your trip, please check the opening hours here.
    48 mi
    1 hr 10 min
    Sedan Castle
    10:5045 min

    Sedan Castle

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    This almost 1,000-year-old fortress is full of treasures and perfectly conveys the way in which activity within these walls developed throughout history.
    This fortified castle can be visited in different ways, but it´s recommend that you opt for the individual visit, for which audio guides are available in different languages and you can walk around the complex at your own pace.
    It is generally open daily from 10:00 to 19:00 hours, but this timetable may vary according to the calendar. We recommend you check here for opening times, prices and you can also book your ticket
    27.4 mi
    50 min
    Citadelle de Montmédy
    12:3030 min

    Citadelle de Montmédy

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    This well-preserved 16th-century city fortress stands on a rocky outcrop more than 100 metres above city level. It is surrounded by a moat approximately 2 km long.
    From its ramparts there are beautiful views of the surrounding countryside. There are also underground tour areas.
    The ticket is available at the tourist office and also includes admission to the museum of fotification and the Jules Bastien-Lepage museum, as well as a tour of the ramparts.
    To park, you have to pass over the lift bridges and through the tunnel, the car park is on the right hand side. From there you can walk to the tourist office, right beside the entrance
    The opening hours of the Tourist Office are: January: last two weekends 10:00 - 13:00 and 13:30 - 17:00 h. February to March and October to November: Daily from 10:30 - 13:00 and 13:30 - 17:00 h. (Tuesday from 13:30 - 17:00 h.) From April to September daily: 10:00 - 13:00 and 13:30 - 18:00 h. December: the first two weekends 10:30 - 13:00 and 13:30 - 17:00 h.
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    5 min
    Restaurant le Panoramique
    13:0545 min

    Restaurant le Panoramique

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    A very cosy restaurant with a beautiful view and a magnificent setting. Homemade food and excellent service, here you can enjoy traditional French cuisine.
    Reserves: (+33) 329 80 11 68
    More information
    Open daily from 9:00 to 18:00 h. except Thursdays and Fridays, when it´s closed.
    46.2 mi
    1 hr 10 min
    Parking Monterey
    15:001 min

    Parking Monterey

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    Luxembourg is a city that will surprise you! You are about to visit the most emblematic places of the old part of the city.
    The parking lot is open 24 hs.
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    10 min
    Cathédrale Notre-Dame
    15:1510 min

    Cathédrale Notre-Dame

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    If there's one thing you can't miss in this city, it's a visit to its famous cathedral. Dating back to the 17th century, it was originally a Jesuit church, but over time it was remodelled to become the cathedral it is today.
    During the 18th century she received the image of the Lady Consoler of the Afflicted. This image is said to work miracles, she is the patron saint of the city and also of the country.
    Visiting hours are from Monday to Saturday from 8:00 to 18:00 h. and on Sundays from 9:00 to 19.00 h.
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    10 min
    Pont du Grund
    15:355 min

    Pont du Grund

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    From this bridge you will see one of the most famous images of Luxembourg, as from here you have a beautiful view of the Grund district with its houses reflecting on the River Alzette.
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    15 min
    Great view point
    15:555 min

    Great view point

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    As you walk through Luxembourg, you will come across extraordinary panoramic viewpoints, where you can stop and admire the landscape and the different parts of the city. One such spot is this very spot, from where you have a beautiful view of a large part of the city from the top.
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    10 min
    Spanish (Grund) Gate
    16:105 min

    Spanish (Grund) Gate

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    This was one of the gates to the walled city. Whether you walk through it or stop to admire the views from above, this whole area and its surroundings are full of charm.
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    5 min
    Monument Patrimoine Mondial de l'UNESCO
    16:205 min

    Monument Patrimoine Mondial de l'UNESCO

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    A very nice walk with beautiful views to the lower part of Luxemburgo, you won't get tired of taking pictures.
    It is worth stopping to admire the beautiful landscape from up here. The highlight of the view from here is the church of Sain Jean.
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    10 min
    William Square
    16:355 min

    William Square

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    This is Luxembourg's most central square, where the town hall is located, is a large square and is a must for those who wander through the streets of the old town. On one side of the square, at the end of Rue de la Reine, you´ll see the Grand Ducal Palace, the residence of the Grand Ducal family when they are in the city.
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    5 min
    Monument to Dicks and Lentz
    16:455 min

    Monument to Dicks and Lentz

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    This monument honours the two most important national poets: Dicks and Michel Lenz, is located on one of the most beautiful squares in Luxembourg: the Place d'Armes.
    It is a very nice and spacious area to stroll around its picturesque shops and cafés.
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    5 min
    Pétrusse Casemates
    16:5545 min

    Pétrusse Casemates

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    These casemates were used as a refuge for troops and for the storage of weapons and defence equipment. Built by the Spaniards in the 17th century directly on the rock, they are mysterious passages that contain a lot of history and are worth a visit.
    Opening hours: Monday to saturday (including bank holidays): 9:00 - 18:00 h. Sunday: 11:00 - 16:00 h.
    To buy tickets and for more information
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    5 min
    La Table du Pain
    17:4530 min

    La Table du Pain

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    A great place to sit and relax with a tasty snack in the heart of Luxembourg's Old Town. You'll enjoy a cosy atmosphere and a great variety of delicacies you won't know which one to choose.
    Open Monday to Saturday from 7:00 - 18:00 h. and Sunday from 8:00 - 17:00 h.
    For more information
    0.7 mi
    15 min
    Parcs de la Pétrusse
    18:4015 min

    Parcs de la Pétrusse

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    Another must-do in Luxembourg is a walk in the Parc de la Pétrusse. From there you can see the imposing Adolphe Bridge and take some great photos of it as well as La Passerelle, the viaduct at the opposite end of the park.
    0.6 mi
    15 min
    Parking Monterey
    19:101 min

    Parking Monterey

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    Luxembourg has many beautiful sights to see, but with what you've seen you've already got a good impression of the essence of this wonderful city.
    Now it´s time for you to get back to the car and head to another beautiful place crossing the border, but not far from Luxemburg: Trier.
    29.2 mi
    50 min
    Trier Parking
    20:101 min

    Trier Parking

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    Trier is a small, uncrowded city that surprises travellers.
    This car park will leave you very close to the central area and near the hotel.
    This parking lot is open 24 hs.
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    5 min
    Restaurant Brasserie
    20:201 hr 30 min

    Restaurant Brasserie

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    In this extraordinary restaurant you will dine like a king. It is very well located, right in the heart of the old town, and has a nice and comfortable ambience.
    Open daily from 11:00 to 23:00 h.
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    10 min
    Porta Nigra
    22:005 min

    Porta Nigra

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    This monument is the most important in the city and is worth seeing at night because of its illumination, which makes it even more impressive.
    It was built in 180 AD by the Romans. They used white sandstone from the nearby quarries, the black colour is due to the action of micro-organisms on the surface of this material.
    It was one of the entrances to the walled city, other gates like this one that made up the wall were demolished in order to use their materials for other constructions, but it was at this gate that the hermit Simeon settled in the 11th century, then in his honour the gate was converted into a two-storey church and this fact caused it to be preserved.
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    10 min
    Trier Saint Peter's Cathedral
    22:155 min

    Trier Saint Peter's Cathedral

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    Another monument that is well worth visiting illuminated at night is this cathedral, built on the site of a 4th century Roman house.
    According to some sources, the house was a gift from the mother of Emperor Constantine to Bishop Agricius. It is also where the Relic of the Holy Robe is kept, which, according to the story, was brought to Trier by Helena. It is not known exactly whether this piece is authentic and due to its poor state of preservation it is not exhibited to the public.
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