Ettelbrooklyn Street Fest
Ettelbrooklyn Street Fest in Ettelbruck is a lively, family-friendly September event with street theatre, music, food, walking acts and good wheelchair accessibility.
Ettelbrooklyn Street Fest in Ettelbruck is a lively, family-friendly September event with street theatre, music, food, walking acts and good wheelchair accessibility.
A flat, 5km riverside cycle path (PC16) between Ettelbruck and Diekirch — perfect for wheelchairs, with accessible toilets along the way and a free, accessible train for the return journey possible.
Rocca in heart of Ettelbruck offers friendly service and delicious dishes. A cozy terrace and nearby accessible public toilet make it worth visiting!
Am Carré in Ettelbruck offers accessible facilities, friendly service and outdoor terraces overlooking a playground. The food, was ok, I was more expecting "snack" style dishes.
The Daïchhal hosts all kind of events and is complletely barrier-free with all amenities for wheelchair users available. I honestly didn't know this place was so accessible!
Phantastic burgers. Try their twisted fries too—they’re good, but one portion is definitely enough to share between 2–3 people. Wheelchair accessible.
Great high-quality Lebanese food in a cozy, characterful space with oriental rugs. Wheelchair-accessible toilet available, though rugs may challenge mobility-impaired guests.
This spacious but cozy place serves French dishes and Luxembourgish classics like Feierstengszalot, Gromperekichelcher, and Bouchée à la Reine. Fully accessible with roomy wheelchair toilet.
I enjoy a wide range of music, from classical to jazz to pop. My first visit to The Cape in Ettelbrück was thanks to concert tickets I received as a birthday gift. The venue made a good impression on me.…