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.
Luxembourg
Ettelbrooklyn Street Fest in Ettelbruck is a lively, family-friendly September event with street theatre, music, food, walking acts and good wheelchair accessibility.
Indoor skydiving for everyone at LUXFLY near Arlon. Access involves stairs, but assistance is available. An unforgettable, out-of-the-ordinary experience!
IKEA Arlon's restaurant just across the Luxembourg border in Belgium is a practical, no frills lunch spot. Try the famous Swedish meatballs (köttbullar). Accessible parking and adapted toilets are available.
Chiche at Mudam is definitely worth a visit. Located inside the wheelchair accessible Mudam, this Lebanees restaurant is perfect for combining lunch with a museum visit.
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.
An Italian restaurant with a shady barrier-free terrace in the center. Pizza & Pasta on the menu but also fish and meat dishes plus daily lunch spedials. Food is decent but unremarkable. Wheelchair access inside is a bit tricky.
A wheelchair-accessible restaurant near Bissen's new soccer field. Great food — Poké Bowls, Portuguese dessert, daily lunch specials — with fresh ingredients and friendly, welcoming staff.
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.
Sensa Restaurant Weiswampach offered an excellent gourmet meal, but poor staff coordination and accessibility issues negatively impacted the overall experience.