The Pétrusse (French pronunciation: [petʁys]; Luxembourgish: Péitruss pronounced [ˈpɜɪ.tʀus] ⓘ, German: Petruss) is a river flowing through Luxembourg, joining the Alzette at Luxembourg City. It flows through the town of Hollerich. Wikimedia Commons has media related to Pétrusse.

5 days ago · Marshall de Vauban conferred the present shape to all the Petrusse fortifications and built the "Small Staircase". From 1728-29 the Austrians added the "Bourbon Lock" and the "Large Staircase" and in 1746 the casemates of the "Petrusse Battery" (54 gun emplacements).

Laid out along more romantic lines, the Pétrusse Parks combine steep slopes, strange rock formations and the ruins of fortifications and bastions to form a harmonious unit. Located in the heart of the business district and surrounded by modern buildings, Kirchberg’s public park is surprisingly large. Where? Rue de Cessange, L-1320 Luxembourg.

The city train in the Old Town Luxembourg offers a charming and convenient way to explore this historic area. As it winds its way through the cobbled streets and narrow alleyways, passengers are treated to panoramic views of medieval architecture, fortified walls, and picturesque squares.

La Pétrusse est un ruisseau du Luxembourg et un affluent de l'Alzette, donc un sous-affluent du Rhin, par la Sûre et la Moselle.

From the heart of the city centre it's a pretty steep climb down (I lost count at 200 steps) into the Petrusse valley, but once down there the park is peaceful and beautiful.

Dec 9, 2024 · Nestled in the heart of Luxembourg City, Pétrusse Valley Park is a lush green retreat that combines stunning natural landscapes with historical landmarks. Spanning the valley carved by the Pétrusse River, this picturesque park offers walking trails, cycling paths, and peaceful spots for relaxation.

The Petrusse valley Luxembourg combines steep slopes, strange rock formations and the ruins of fortifications into a beautiful park to make Shelley jealous.

Visible from the Petrusse valley is the conspicuous round tower of one of the most imposing buildings in the city in the semi-lunar Place de Metz that marks the south end of Pont Adolphe, on top, the State Savings Bank building.

The Pétrusse is a river flowing through Luxembourg, joining the Alzette at Luxembourg City. It flows through the town of Hollerich.