Merl, a district to unwind and enjoy culture
The district of Merl is located close to the city centre and is home to the Merl-Belair park and the Campus Geesseknäppchen. Its beautiful green areas make it a very scenic and peaceful place to visit.
About Merl
Like many other districts before, Merl was originally a rural village, which then joined neighbouring Hollerich in 1815, only to become part of Luxembourg City during its 1920 expansion. The inauguration of the Conservatoire de la Ville de Luxembourg in 1985 and that of the Theatre National du Luxembourg in 1996 made Merl famous for its cultural activity.
Merl’s unique features include a green and calm aesthetic that will provide a peaceful experience to its visitors. Merl is also home to Campus Geesseknäppchen, which gathers not only several high schools, but also the Conservatoire de la Ville de Luxembourg. Check out their programme to get more info about any upcoming concerts!
With the Merl-Berlair Park just a short walking distance away, it is the perfect spot for a family day out, thanks to the giant playground and the many green areas to relax on and have a picnic.
To sum up, Merl is well worth a visit if you want to discover a centrally located district with many green areas and an extensive cultural programme!
Top things to see in Mer
Ready to explore all the different sights Merl has to offer? Whether you’re looking for a concert, theatre play, or fancy a sunny picnic in the park, here are our favourite things to do in Merl.
Theaters
Théâtre National du Luxembourg
Concert halls
Conservatoire de la Ville de Luxembourg
Photo gallery
How to get there?
By car:
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By public transport:
To go around the city, check out www.mobiliteit.lu which offers live and practical information on public transport in Luxembourg.
Useful information: all buses, trams and trains within the country of Luxembourg are free of charge for citizens and visitors alike.