Fostering regional development through the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe

2 July 2019 | Luxembourg

The Routes4U Steering Committee monitors the implementation of the joint programme. It is composed by representatives of the Council of Europe, the European Commission, EU macro-regional strategies and the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe.

After more than one year of implementation, the members of the Steering committee met the 2 July 2019 in Luxembourg for the follow-up of the Routes4U Project.

More about the Routes4U Steering Committee

media gallery
How to arrive to the Neumünster Abbey?

From the train station to the Neumünster Abbey

  • By foot: The Neumünster Abbey is at walking distance from the train station (20 min). We advise you to take the elevator "Plateau St Esprit Grund" (Plateau du Saint-Esprit, 1475 Luxembourg) to join the Grund district.
  • By bus: Line 23 (direction Beggen, Henri Dunant) until "Grund, Stadgronn-Bréck". The line 23 departs every 20 minutes from the train station. You can buy your ticket directly in the bus for 2€. To plan your journey, you can use Mobiliteit travel planner.
  • By taxi: a Webtaxi (+352 27 515) costs around 8€.

From the airport to the Neumünster Abbey

  • By bus: Line 16 (direction Hesperange, Cité Um Schlass) until "Hamilius". Walk 5 minutes and take the elevator "Plateau St Esprit Grund" (Plateau du Saint-Esprit, 1475 Luxembourg) to join the Grund.
  • By taxi: a Webtaxi (+352 27 515) costs around 30€.
Venue

Neumünster Abbey
28 rue Münster
2160 Luxembourg
Luxembourg

Contacts

 

Constanze METZGER, Routes4U Senior Project Officer

Tel.: +352 24 12 50 38
E-mail: constanze.metzger[at]coe.int

 

Laura LIGAZZOLO, Routes4U Project Assistant

Tel.: +352 24 12 50 39
E-mail: laura.ligazzolo[at]coe.int

Routes4U Project is a joint programme between the European Commission (Directorate General for Regional and Urban Policy – DG REGIO) and the Council of Europe (Enlarged Partial Agreement on Cultural Routes – EPA). The project aims at strengthening regional development through the Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe in the four EU macro-regions.