Where to practice an individual sport Luxembourg

There are five Nordic Walking Parks in Luxembourg with more than 18 trails of different levels, three in the Ardennes, one in the Mullerthal Region and one in the Luxembourg Moselle. Maps of the routes are available from the tourist offices concerned. Please note that the Mullerthal Region no longer provides signposting for its park since 2016: find out the level of practicability during your visit.

This tour combines nature and the historical and cultural heritage of the region while passing by old industrial, religious and natural sites. It will allow you to discover the Schwaarzenhaff nature reserve, with the former Steinfort iron and steel complex, the Clairefontaine abbey, the dam, the cast-iron bollards, witnesses of the drawing of the border between Belgium and Luxembourg. The circuit uses shaded cycle paths and forest roads.

The bicycle club Les Amis du cyclisme de la commune de Contern (ACCC) was founded in 1976. Among the main events organised each year under its aegis is the Grand-Prix François Faber, the oldest road race in Luxembourg. It was first run in 1918. Or the Charly Gaul ride, a cyclist-sportsman's ride on a hilly course attracting between 500 and 1,000 cyclists, whether simple amateurs or seasoned riders.

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The Federation offers various hunting-related services, such as hunting license issuance and renewal, and information on importing hunting weapons.

Also known as flying karate, this martial art is becoming increasingly popular (it is national sport in Korea), even in Luxembourg, with a national federation comprising 1 000 practitioners and an Olympic delegation. Taekwondo allows flexibility, agility and strength to develop while being physically and physically reinforcing.

A discipline dominated in global competition by the Chinese, Canadians, and South Korea, short track (speed skating) is practiced on a circular ice track of 111 metres where athletes reach peak speeds of 50 km/hour. In order to compensate for the centrifugal force, the turns are tilted to the wave of the ice. Skaters play power, agility and tactics to win the race.

Winter fun for half the year! Located on the outskirts of Luxembourg-City, the Kockelscheuer indoor skating rink welcomes the public from mid-September to mid-April for an afternoon of sliding. The rink is suitable for young and old alike, with support penguins to help them along the way. The cafeteria serves drinks and snacks. Skating and figure skating lessons are available all year round. It is also the training ground for the "Huskies" ice hockey team.

With beautiful New Facilities, the Central Boxing Club Luxembourg created in 1910 offers courses through these 4 coaches.

The Fédération Luxembourgeoise des Arts Martiaux (FLAM) is an association based in Märel Strassen, Luxembourg. Founded in 1952, it brings together 97 clubs across the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. FLAM offers a variety of martial arts disciplines, including FMA, Taekwondo, Aikido, Tai Chi, Kick Boxing, Yoseikan, Kae Do, Krav Maga, Karate, Kyudo, Kung Fu, Judo, Hwa Rang Do, Wing Tjun, Jujitsu, Hapkido, Muay Thai, Kendo and Capoeira.

Traffic information, a calendar of organized events and outings, advice, maps of bicycle paths in Luxembourg... This is all you can find on the website and in the offices of the ASBL ProVelo.lu (Lëtzebuerger Vëlosinitiativ). This association works for the improvement of the safety conditions of cyclists and promotes the bicycle as a means of transport. It is also this association that introduced, together with the Ministry of Tourism, the label bed+bike.

Inaugurated in 2016, the Péitruss Skatepark is located in the Pétrusse valley, close to the former gas plant. With a total surface area of 3,400 square metres, it is set in the remains of the former fortifications, without altering the landscape. For this was the biggest challenge when the project was accepted: to build a leisure area while respecting the natural and historical surroundings. A mission that was met with flying colours and a must-see event for all skateboard and BMX fans.

The Luxembourg federation has more than 300 fencers divided between the disciplines of sword and jubilation, but no sabre. Daily training from 16 h.

Professional instructors propose to teach you the essential factors necessary for the practice of long distance races (adequate rhythm, breathing…) by a targeted and personalized training. This original offer organised by the city of Luxembourg and the Sports Service was born of the success of this practice since the first Luxembourg marathon in May 2006. Drive every Saturday morning from 10 am to 12 pm at the Stade Josy-Barthel, Arlon Road.

Founded in 1935 and built from the plans of Major J.C. Symonds, the Golf-Club Grand-Ducal takes place in a green park generously planted with trees. It has an 18-hole course and a second 6-hole course for beginners. The length is 5,197 m for ladies and 5,782 m for gentlemen. It also has complete infrastructures for training, such as a 28-station driving range with 14 covered practice areas with different targets. Access to the bar and restaurant is reserved exclusively for members and visiting players.

This walking tour starting from the St. Michael's tower leads you through the Miescherwald forest to very picturesque sites. You will discover the rock formations of the Mamerlayen and the prehistoric caves in the Mamer valley, such as the Huellay. Then you come to the Dreibouren, Hunnebuer and Elf rocks and finally to the Priedigstull, from where you have an impressive view of the entire Eisch Valley.

Nestled in the middle of the forest, the Steinfort Adventure is the ideal place to learn or improve your tree climbing skills. After an explanation of the safety instructions and an introductory circuit, it's time for adventure: zip lines, monkey bridges or even Nepalese make up ten courses with different degrees of difficulty, to be completed according to your level. Young and old alike can have fun while climbing, while enjoying the wonderful natural site. A perfect activity for a day of fun and relaxation with the family!

This self-pedestrian circuit starts on the car park located near the town hall of Colmar-Berg. You first pass through the residential area of Colmar and then climb the Liesebierg. You then descend into the Attert valley and cross the municipal park to reach the mouth of the Schwaarzbaach. You will then go up the river before reaching a plateau and then the district of Berg, from where you return to the starting point.