Biodiversum Remerschen

The Biodiversum 'Camille Gira' in Remerschen is an architecturally award-winning nature conservation center at the edge of the Haff Réimech reserve. The building itself, constructed of wood in the shape of an inverted ship, symbolizes the close connection between humans and nature. It serves as a central information and education hub, bringing visitors closer to the importance of biological diversity and the protection of wetlands. The interactive exhibitions inside cover topics such as the formation of the gravel pits, the flora and fauna of the Moselle region, and global ecological challenges. Biodiversum is also the starting point for numerous hikes through the adjacent bird sanctuary. It gives educational workshops for school classes and guided tours for nature enthusiasts. Through its modern design and integration into the easy on the eye vineyard landscape of the Moselle, it is a magnet for tourists and locals alike. The center is named after the former Luxembourgish Secretary of State for the Environment, Camille Gira, who championed nature conservation throughout his life.

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History & landmarks

Luxembourg City Hall

The neoclassical administrative building on Place Guillaume II is the hub of the capital's local government.

Schengen

The symbol of a borderless Europe, located at the border triangle on the beautiful Moselle river.

Nature

Haff Réimech Nature Reserve

This major wetland area near Remerschen was created in former gravel pits.

Remerschen Lakes

These lakes formed by gravel extraction near Remerschen are now an important nature reserve and leisure center.

Grouf Nature Reserve

Located near Schengen, this area encompasses steep limestone slope beech forests.

Stromberg Nature Reserve (Schengen)

This cross-border protected area near Schengen hosts rare calcareous grasslands and orchids.

Stromberg Nature Reserve

Located south of Schengen on the French border, this area protects limestone rocks and deciduous forests.

Scheierbierg Nature Reserve (Wellenstein)

This reserve near Wellenstein protects species-rich calcareous grasslands and hedge landscapes.

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Scheierbierg Nature Reserve

This reserve near Wellenstein protects valuable dry grasslands on shell limestone.

Hopelslay Nature Reserve (Remich)

This reserve near Remich protects valuable limestone rocks and dry grasslands.

More places

Moselle Valley

The Moselle Valley forms the natural border between Luxembourg and Germany.

Jongenbësch Forest Reserve

This forest near Bech-Kleinmacher hosts remarkable stands of oak and hornbeam on calcareous soil.

Jongenbësch at Bech-Kleinmacher

This forest protection area in eastern Luxembourg preserves valuable oak-hornbeam forests.