Discover Ingeldorf: Bus Stops and Local History

Bus connections in Ingeldorf

The timetable for Route 180, published for May 2026, lists three stops in Ingeldorf: Walebroch, Café de la Station and Cactus. If you are including public transport in your stay plans, you can check the stop you want against your connection. The timetable is for May 2026; check the current timetable and the appropriate stop before travelling.

Compare walking routes and a cycling route

The four walking routes of the Nordstad pass through Diekirch, Ettelbrück, Erpeldingen-Sauer and Schieren. Each route has its own character, a different distance and a different elevation profile. Distance and elevation profile are particularly useful for comparison: distance describes the length of the route, while the elevation profile shows its changes in elevation. If you are planning a run, you can consider both features together rather than choosing a route by name alone. This makes it possible to compare the different walking routes more precisely, without treating them as equivalent routes.

The Luxembourg River Tour is a cycling option: it follows cycle route PC16 along the riverbank to the sports centre. There, PC16 ends and joins PC15, the cycle route along the banks of the Alzette towards Luxembourg City. The change of route divides the tour into sections: the stretch up to the sports centre is part of PC16, while the route towards Luxembourg City is part of PC15. For the walking routes, compare distance and elevation profile; for the cycling tour, route numbers, the riverbank route and direction provide guidance.

Local history across different periods

Ingeldorf was first mentioned in the 13th century under the name Engendorff. The Saint-Celse Chapel in Ingeldorf dates from 1701, and the vicar’s house in Ingeldorf from 1789. There are 88 years between the two construction dates, placing them in different periods of the 18th century. The historical perspective stretches from the medieval record of the name to two precisely dated buildings. Those interested in architectural history can distinguish the chapel and the vicar’s house by date and place them in the development of the village.

Another historical layer is the liberation campaign of 1945. After two failed attempts to build an assault bridge, reinforcement troops crossed the river near Ingeldorf. The chapel and the house are buildings in Ingeldorf, while the river crossing took place near the village. Thus, the construction dates add to the history of the village, while the 1945 episode places a historical event in the surrounding area.

Dining locally

Restaurant Sauerstuff in Ingeldorf offers a varied blend of Luxembourgish specialities and traditional Balkan dishes. It is a specific point of reference for planning a meal, with two culinary traditions. As offerings and opening hours may change, check the latest information before visiting.

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