🏛️ Monuments in Luxembourg (BE)

This monument in Luxembourg province, Belgium, commemorates the fallen of 1914-18 and 1940-45, with the inscription 'Honneur, respect, reconnaissance à ceux qui sont morts pour que vive la Belgique'.

This ruin in Luxembourg province, Belgium, consists of the remains of old buildings possibly linked to iron-ore mining; topographic maps from 1902 and 1950 mark the spot as "Minière".

This Battle of the Bulge Monument in Luxembourg province, Belgium, was erected on 16 July 1950.

This ruin in Luxembourg province, Belgium, consists of the remains of former bathing establishments.

Château Beausaint is a stately castle in Luxembourg, Belgium.

Château d'Autelbas is a castle ruin in Luxembourg province, with origins dating from 1432.

Château de Bleid is a stately castle in Luxembourg province.

Château de Bouillon in Luxembourg province is a defensive castle.

Château de Grinchamps is a stately castle in Luxembourg province, built in 1880.

Château de Héblon is a stately castle in Luxembourg, Belgium.

Château de Hottemme is a stately castle in Luxembourg, Belgium.

Château de Humain in Luxembourg province is a stately castle dating from 1756.

Château de Laittres is a castle in Luxembourg province.

Château de Le Jardin is a manor house in Luxembourg, Belgium.

Château de Liherin is a stately castle in Luxembourg province; it is not open to the public.

Château de Mirwart is a stately castle in Luxembourg province, listed as a heritage site and marked as a tourist attraction.

Château de Petite Somme is a stately castle in Luxembourg, Belgium.

Château de Porcheresse is a manor house in Luxembourg province, Belgium, dating from 1917.

Château de Sohier is a manor-style castle in Luxembourg province; it is not open to the public.

Château de Waha is a castle with the character of a mansion, in Luxembourg province.

Château de Waillimont is a stately castle in Luxembourg, Belgium.

Château du Celly in Luxembourg province is a stately castle dating from 1931.

Château du Pont d’Oye is a manor-style castle in Luxembourg province.

Château Jadot is a mansion-style castle in Luxembourg province.

Château Jemeppe is a castle in Luxembourg, Belgium, dating from the 13th century.

Château Jemeppe is a castle in Luxembourg, Belgium, dating from the 13th century.

Château Mathelin is a defensive castle in Luxembourg, Belgium.

Château Sadelheid is a manor house in Luxembourg, Belgium.

Château-Ferme du Monceau in Luxembourg province is a manor house dating from 1699.

Château-fort de Montquintin is a castle ruin in Luxembourg province: the remains of a feudal castle whose origins may lie between the 11th and 13th centuries.

This Roman column in Luxembourg province, Belgium, is a replica, erected around 1990.

CRH Domaine de Farnières in Luxembourg province, Belgium, is a former castle estate now used as a meeting and accommodation centre.

Domaine de Clémarais in Luxembourg province is a manor house.

Europalia Portugal is a monument in Luxembourg province, Belgium, dating from 1991.

Knippchen in Luxembourg province, Belgium, is a stone fort marked as a tourist attraction.

La redoute Gréa in Luxembourg province, Belgium, was a watch post that formed part, together with 27 others, of the defensive line built along the Semois river by Louis XIV.

Le Château Féodal in Luxembourg province, Belgium, is a defensive castle dating back to 844 and accessible only to visiting customers.

This monument in Luxembourg province, Belgium, commemorates the crew of the US B24H bomber no. 4295220 of the 467 BG-788.

Palais abbatial is a stately castle in Luxembourg, Belgium.

Un canon a été placé juste à côté.