This photograph shows part of the “Bock Fiels” (Bock Rock) and the southern side of the ramparts. Saint Michael’s Church, built in 987, sits atop the Bock. This site marks the birthplace of Luxembourg.
Original photo by John Beach on Flickr
The “Bock Fiels” rock
All photos in this gallery:
- Rue du pont and Pfaffenthal church
- The Pfaffenthal district
- Maison de Cassal
- Buildings along the Alzette River and “Red Bridge”
- Fort Thüngen (Three Acorns)
- The Pfaffenthal, seen from Fort Niedergrünewald
- Rue Des Trois Glands, Pfaffenthal
- Train bridge over the Rue Des Trois Glands
- Neumünster Abbey
- The cobblestone streets inside the old city – part 2
- Pfaffenthal district in the valley
- Quartier du Grund from above
- The “Bock Fiels” rock
- The cobblestone streets inside the old city
- Spanish gate, Montée du Grund
- Chemin de la corniche, the most beautiful balcony of Europe
- The Fëschmaart (fish market) square
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