Pétrusse Ascent – Alzette Bridge in the Grund district loop from Hollerich

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Pétrusse Ascent – Alzette Bridge in the Grund district loop from Hollerich

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Pétrusse Ascent – Alzette Bridge in the Grund district loop from Hollerich

01:18

12.1km

150m

Running

Moderate run. Good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: September 24, 2026

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1.25 km

Pétrusse Valley Stone-Arch Bridge

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Nice running path along the Petruss

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Outdoor Fitness Park at Pont Adolphe

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Clean and high quality outdoor fitness :)

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Pétrusse Ascent

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Sprint if you can 💪🏻 😜

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3.63 km

View of the Grund and the Alzette River, Luxembourg City

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This photo can be found in almost every travel guide about Luxembourg.

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3.74 km

Alzette Bridge in the Grund district

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The Grund Bridge is a stone bridge that carries the Münsterstrasse over the Alzette in the Grund district. It is an important link between the two sides of the charming Grund district and offers stunning views of the Alzette and the old town. From May to October, on the first Sunday of every month, the "Konscht am Gronn" art market takes place here, bringing together local and international artists presenting various art forms, from painting and sculpture to photography and glassmaking.
Source: luxembourg-city.com/fr/que-faire/aventures-urbaines/aventures-urbaines-par-les-locaux/10-ponts-a-luxembourg-ville-a-ne-pas-manquer

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4.29 km

View of the Alzette River and the City of Luxembourg

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The Alzette is 73 km long, rises in the Meurthe-et-Moselle department and flows into the Sauer. Along its course, it connects several important districts of Luxembourg City, such as Grund, Pfaffenthal, Pulvermühl and Hamm.

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