RKH Saar-Lor-Lux Dreiländereck Saarland, Lothringen, Luxembourg

Saarland, Lorraine and Luxembourg - where else but here, where different cultures and languages ​​meet on the borders of France, Luxembourg, Germany and Belgium, is it possible to travel in diversity? The three-country point with the southern tip of Belgium is characterized by coal, iron and mines. But it is also a region of pristine forests and adventurous rocks, idyllic rivers and lakes and heights with beautiful views. And last but not least, it is a region full of evidence of the turbulent history between Germany and France.

Author Markus Mörsdorf takes the reader from the Saarland to Lorraine and crooked Alsace, from the south of Luxembourg to the southeastern tip of Belgium, and to the everyday life here called Europe. It shows the fortresses of the Sun King Saarlouis and Longwy, glass elevators in Lëtzebuerg and vineyards on the Moselle. The travel guide is full of insider tips for the Greater Region and not only highlights charming towns and landscapes, but also invites you to exciting border experiences, walks and bike rides, often taking you on largely undiscovered paths.

Each chapter begins with a two-page spread introducing the contents with an overview map of the region, highlights, and page references. Of course, the travel guide contains tried-and-tested practical tips on AZ travel matters. The extensive foreword contains overview pages with descriptions of all regions, an annual overview of festivals and events, route suggestions and personal top tips from the author. Lots of special information, for example about how to get there and about the wide range of activities on offer, are useful aids in planning.