Wallendorf: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Culture

Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Wallendorf can then continue their accommodation search. In the context of the war in Wallendorf, German tanks crossed the border into Luxembourg on 10 May 1940; by the end of the war, 90 % of Wallendorf’s houses had been destroyed. The war cemetery in Wallendorf contains the graves of 329 soldiers. Every May, Wallendorf also maintains a musical tradition in which its music association plays through the streets of the town for local residents.

Geographical Location

The surrounding area of Wallendorf is home to Schloß Falkenstein, Ruines du château de Vianden, cote Sud, Ruines du château de Brandenbourg, and Echternach Abbey. Mont Saint-Nicolas and Bolzenberg are also located in the surrounding area. Oberkopf and Aepfelberg are near Wallendorf.

More local pages: Weilerbach, Wawern, Giesdorf, Bitburg, Sankt Thomas, Übereisenbach, Prümzurlay, Schönecken

To the higher-level travel overview: Eifelkreis Bitburg-Prüm.