FAQ

By Car

From Luxembourg City:
-Take the A7 motorway heading north.
-Follow the signs to Ettelbrück and then to Vianden.

From Clervaux:
-Leave Clervaux in a south-easterly direction on the N18.
-Follow the N18 as far as Marnach and from here follow the E421 towards Diekirch.
-At the roundabout “Schinker” follow the signs to Vianden

From Bitburg:
-Coming from Bitburg, follow the B50 main road and the signs to Vianden.

By Public Transport

To visit Vianden by public transport, we advise to take a train from Luxembourg City or Liège to Ettelbruck ,Diekirch or Clervaux train station.

Bus 180 (Ettelbrück/Bitburg):
If you decide to travel by bus 180 from Ettelbrück (train station) or Bitburg (ZOB), get off at the “Vianden, Place Engelmann” stop, if the castle is your first stop. In case, you want to discovery in the heart of Vianden, get off at “Vianden,Breck or “Vianden, Gare”

Bus 181 (Ettelbrück/Obereisenbach):
Bus 181 starts either in Ettelbrück (train station) or in the opposite direction in Obereisenbach. In both cases, get off at the bus stop “Vianden, Breck” or “Vianden,Gare”.

Bus 182 (Clervaux):
Bus 182 runs from Clervaux (train station) to Vianden. Get off either at “Vianden, Breck”or ” Viande, Gare”  and start exploring the historic heart of Vianden.

Bus 188 (Diekrich):
 Hourly service from Diekirch (railway station) to Vianden with magnificent scenery en route. Get off at the ‘Vianden, Place Engelmann’ stop to visit the castle, or at ‘Vianden, Breck’ or ‘Vianden, Gare’ to discover the old town centre.

If you are travelling by public transport, you can plan your journey on mobiliteit.lu.

Vianden provides ample parking options conveniently located throughout the town. Most parking areas require a fee, which can be paid using coins, credit, or debit cards. Designated parking spaces are available near major attractions for visitors with disabilities.

Please note that parking availability and fees may vary. We recommend checking the latest details before your visit to ensure a smooth experience.

Vianden, a charming medieval town, offers a delightful blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. With its iconic castle, picturesque streets, and stunning landscapes, a day or weekend getaway here is sure to leave you enchanted.

Vianden Castle:

• A magnificent medieval castle perched high on a hill overlooking the town.
• Explore its grand halls, chambers, and towers.
• Enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding countryside.

Victor Hugo House:

• A literary museum dedicated to the famous French writer Victor Hugo.
• Learn about his life and work, and see where he once lived.

Vianden Chairlift (Open from April until mid-October):

• Take a scenic ride up to the castle.
• Enjoy breathtaking views of the town and the valley below.

Other notable attractions:

• Museum of the History of the City of Vianden (Open from April until mid-October): Learn about the town’s rich past.
• Charming Old Town: Wander through the narrow, cobblestone streets and admire the traditional houses.

Don’t miss the opportunity to explore the beautiful surroundings of Vianden, including hiking trails and picturesque landscapes.

Yes, Vianden Castle is open all year, but opening hours vary by season. Check the official website for the most up-to-date information.

Pets are not allowed inside Vianden Castle, but they are welcome in the outdoor areas and throughout the town.

Some areas of Vianden, including parts of the castle and the old town, may be challenging due to steep paths. However, the Tourist Office can provide information on accessible routes and attractions.

Vianden is a year-round destination, with each season offering its own unique charm and experiences. Whether you’re drawn to cultural events, outdoor activities, or simply the town’s picturesque beauty, there’s always a perfect time to visit.