The municipality of "Aerenzdall" consists of the villages of Ermsdorf, Eppeldorf, Folkendange, Keiwelbach, Medernach, Stegen and Savelborn.

This part of the Mullerthal Region offers a mixture of rural tranquillity and a variety of leisure activities, including hiking trails and cultural events.

The surrounding area is characterised by natural monuments and historic buildings, ideal for visitors who appreciate nature and history in equal measure.

The municipality of Bech is made up of the villages of Bech, Altrier, Blumenthal, Geyershof, Graulinster, Hemstal, Hersberg, Kobenbour, Rippig and Zittig. The ancient narrow-gauge railway between Luxembourg-City and Echternach, 46 km long, operated by the famous train called “Charli” passed through Bech. The former tunnel in Bech had been transformed into a cycle path. Various hiking paths also pass through this tunnel. 

In Altrier you can find the Bildchen, a 500year old oak tree in the hollow trunk of which there is a niche housing a statue of the Virgin Mary. Every year on the evening of 15 August, many devotees of the Virgin Mary gather in Altrier for a candlelit procession. Bildchen is also set on Route 2 of the Mullerthal Trail. 

The municipality of Consdorf is located in the Mullerthal Region and is characterised by impressive sandstone rock formations, extensive forests and picturesque villages. Its varied landscapes combine peaceful countryside with narrow rocky passages and beautiful wooded valleys.

Consdorf is particularly popular with hikers and nature lovers. Route 2 of the Mullerthal Trail and numerous local hiking trails lead through fascinating rock formations and scenic forests. Highlights include the Kuelscheier, a spectacular dark rock passage, as well as the narrow crevices of Rittergang and Déiwepëtz. Cyclists can also explore the municipality on scenic routes through its varied landscapes.

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The municipality of Fischbach is located in the western part of the Mullerthal Region, between Mersch and Larochette. It is characterised by picturesque villages, extensive forests, peaceful valleys and beautiful natural landscapes.

Fischbach also has a fascinating industrial history. Between 1820 and 1857, the area was an important centre of iron production, as reflected in the Al Schmelz geosite. Today, numerous hiking trails invite visitors to explore the surrounding countryside, including ExtraTour E of the Mullerthal Trail, which leads through forests, past rock formations and idyllic ponds.

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The municipality of Junglinster is located between the impressive sandstone landscapes of the Mullerthal Region and the extensive forests of the Grünewald. Its picturesque villages, peaceful countryside and rich cultural heritage offer a wide variety of experiences for visitors.

With more than 200 kilometres of hiking trails, the municipality is an attractive destination for nature lovers. The 31.5 km Mullerthal Trail ExtraTour D leads through varied landscapes and historic sites, including Bourglinster Castle. Junglinster is also a lively commercial centre, offering a wide range of shops, restaurants, cafés and services.

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With its fascinating rock formations, ancient forests and traces of Celtic history, the municipality of Nommern offers a unique combination of nature and cultural heritage in the Mullerthal Region.

Nommern has Celtic roots, as evidenced by various archaeological discoveries. One of its most remarkable natural attractions is the Noumerleeën, where visitors can discover impressive sandstone formations and historical sites such as the mushroom-shaped rock known as the “Lock” and the ancient refuge of “Aalburg”. Numerous hiking trails lead through peaceful forests with old oak and beech trees. Some trails follow the former route of the narrow-gauge railway “Jhangli”, which operated between 1882 and 1948, including sections of the local hiking trail N2. The impressive rock formations of the Noumerleeën can also be explored along the local hiking trail L4.

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Stretching from the scenic banks of the Sûre River to the peaceful countryside around Mompach, the municipality of Rosport-Mompach offers a fascinating combination of nature, history and outdoor activities. Its charming villages, wooded valleys and open landscapes invite visitors to discover a quieter side of the Mullerthal Region.

Hiking and cycling enthusiasts can explore numerous trails, including Route 1 of the Mullerthal Trail and the national cycle route along the Sûre. Cultural highlights include the Tudor Museum, dedicated to the pioneering inventor Henri Owen Tudor, and the picturesque 12th-century Girsterklaus Chapel. Rosport is also known for its naturally carbonated mineral water spring and leisure activities along the river.

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