Discover the rich history and cultural diversity of the Guttland region. From fascinating historical sites to inspiring art exhibitions and lively cultural events, guests are offered a diverse program to explore the heritage and creative soul of the region.
History, art & culture
Art & Culture
The cultural centers in Mersch, Mamer, and Niederanven offer a wide range of events. The program is highly diverse, and you can explore the full range of offerings in our event calendar 'What's on'. Both young and old will find something to enjoy. In addition to art exhibitions, theater performances, and concerts are also frequently featured. This ensures that even on rainy days, you can fully enjoy the cultural aspect of Guttland
Cultural & Historical Heritage
Guttland is not only impressive because of its nature and hiking trails but also because of its many prehistoric and ancient sites, among which are particularly numerous Gallo-Roman sites. You can discover the religious heritage in the numerous churches and chapels of the region. Evidence of darker times can also be found in the Guttland region, such as the memorials of the Second World War. The diversity of historical sites bears witness to the region's eventful history and the respect paid to this history
©ORT Guttland Where? Rue de Wormeldange, L-7390 BlaschetteNeolithic Village
Neolithic VillageFind out more©Visit Guttland Where? Parking CR 189, L-8359 GoeblangeRoman villa Miecher
The villa rustica of Goeblingen- "Miecher" is a Gallo-Roman agricultural estate of significant size in the area once occupied by the Treveri.Find out more- Where? L-7571 Mersch
Independence Monument
The Mersch Independence Monument is a commemorative monument located in the town of Mersch in Luxembourg.Find out more - Where? Bei der Kapell, L-8541 Kapweiler
Kapweiler Chapel
Chapel in KapweilerFind out more ©Henri Krier Where? Rue de l'église, L-7533 MerschParish church Mersch
Parish church MerschFind out more©ORTCO Where? Route CR 125, L-7211 HelmsangeGallo-Roman aqueduct Raschpëtzer
Gallo-Roman aqueduct RaschpëtzerFind out more©Guy Krier Where? L-8831 RindschleidenSt. Willibrord church
The frescoes from the 15th and 16th centuries in the St Willibrord church in Rindschleiden are impressive. They cover some 170 m². The origins of the ancient chapel date back to the 10th century.Find out more©Visit Guttland Where? route d'Arlon, L-9310 CapellenGallo-Roman brick factory Capellen
Gallo-Roman brick factory CapellenFind out more- Where? rue de Buschdorf, L-7417 Brouch
Chapel Bricherknäppchen
Chapel BricherknäppchenFind out more ©Visit Guttland Where? Rue de Keispelt, L-7411 MarienthalFormer Abbey - Marienthal
Former Abbey MarienthalFind out more