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Spring- of Dansprocessie in Echternach, Luxemburg, Ed van der Elsken (attributed to), 1956

#Dansprocessie #Echternach #Luxemburg #EdvanderElsken #European #fotografie #photography #EdVanDerElsken #EdvanderElsken

http://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/collection/RP-F-2019-242-5-13

The image is a black and white collage capturing various scenes of what appears to be a procession or public event. In the left half, two men in suits walk on cobbled streets with blurred figures behind them; their expressions are not clearly discernible due to motion blur. The right side shows people walking together holding hands through urban settings featuring historical architecture, including buildings and churches with towers.

Notable details include:
- Men wearing coats typical of mid-20th-century style.
- Women in dresses that were popular during the same era; some wear skirts while others have on more modern pants.
- The attire suggests a mix of formal and casual clothing for both men and women, indicating varied social statuses or roles within the event.

The collage reflects a sense of movement and community interaction. There's an indication of European architecture in the buildings visible, suggesting this may be related to a cultural celebration common across many countries' traditions such as carnivals. The setting appears historic yet lively with people actively engaging in what seems like a procession or public demonstration on streets that look centuries old.

Additional information about the image can be found at Spring- of Dansprocessie in Echternach, Luxemburg, Ed van der Elsken (attributed to), 1956.

Attention 2/3

Generally, Scandi people don't go to Luxemburg. You pass by it or at best through some corner of it but you don't make it the goal of your journey. As soon as this occurred to me, I got curious, and we made our first trip there -- "first" being the key word here. We were completely taken in, by just about everything, and will go back to explore other nooks and sides of this lovely country.

#echternach #luxemburg #luxembourg #window #streetphotography

Vor 2 Wochen gab es im Schloß #Weilerbach bei #Echternach eine Veranstaltung mit #Yixue Großmeister #Wei_Ling_Yi. Es war der Abschluß der #SongLian-Reise (den Lotus schenken) in den Westen Deutschlands und nach Luxemburg. Zahlreiche Zuhörer besuchten den Vortrag von #Großmeister Wei Ling Yi. Es wurden #Mantren und #heilende_Laute praktiziert. Vor dem Vortrag: #Qigong im Schloßpark.
#healthandhappiness

Schloß Weilerbach bei Echternach: Barockschloß der Äbte des Klosters Echternach.

Wolf Gorge, near Echternach, Luxembourg, February

My favorite gorge in Luxembourg: Wolf Gorge of the sandstone origin, formed tens of thousands of years ago by landslides and erosion.

#wolfgorge #gorge #echternach #luxembourg #littleswitzerland #hiking #nature #rocks #mullerthal

✨ Need a moment of calm in Echternach?
Step into the Church of Saints Peter and Paul — quiet, authentic, and deeply rooted in history. Far from the crowds, it’s the perfect spot to pause and breathe.
📍5th-century foundations, rebuilt over time, still standing strong.
Let the silence tell the story. https://jason-edwards.fr/a-peaceful-pause-at-the-church.../
#echternach #LuxembourgTravel #hiddengems #churchesofeurope #FamilyTravelMoments #travelslowly #authenticplaces

➡️ A peaceful gem by the Echternach lake.
Built in 1761, the Rococo Pavilion is one of those quiet, beautiful places that feel like a hidden chapter in a fairytale. A perfect stop for families and dreamers alike. 🌿✨
🎥 Full story and video soon on https://jason-edwards.fr/rococo-pavilion-echternach/
#echternach #luxembourg #familytravel #hiddengems #RococoPavilion #lakeviews #traveleurope

🕍 Step inside the soul of Luxembourg’s oldest town
The Basilica of Saint Willibrord in Echternach is more than just a monument — it’s a journey through centuries of faith, architecture, and silence.

📍 A place to see, to feel, and to remember.
🎥 Full video and impressions now on familytravelguide.eu or https://jason-edwards.fr/basilica-of-saint-willibrord/

#Echternach #Luxembourg #Basilica #Willibrord #CulturalHeritage #SpiritualTravel #FamilyMoments #TravelWithKids #historicsites

#mullerthaltrail #forrest #mullerthal #luetzenburg #luxemburg #luxembourg #aesbech #outdoorphotography #outdoor #labyrinthe #echternach #iceage #hike #trail #mastodon #rocks #littleswitserland #hiking #nature #landscape #fediverse

✨ So why should you visit Echternach?
Because it’s more than a location — it’s an experience.
A town where past and present walk side by side, where nature is always close, and where traditions are still alive and proudly shared.

📍 Full tips, video and itinerary at https://jason-edwards.fr/echternach-oldest-town-luxembourg/
#echternach #visitluxembourg #luxembourgwithkids
#familytraveleurope #HiddenGemsEurope
#CulturalHeritage #unescotradition
#mullerthaltrails #littleswitzerlandluxembourg #hikingwithkids

During the first days of May I've been on a 4-day-trip to Luxembourg with a dear friend of mine.

After arriving in Luxembourg City and checking in our hotel on Wednesday evening, we got up early and tested the free public transit on Thursday.
With an intercity train, a funicular and by bus we travelled to Echternach which lies near the border with Germany and is the oldest town in Luxembourg.
We had a clear and - atleast for us - ambitious goal in mind: stage two of the popular Mullerthal trail.

Duration: 9 hours and 5 minutes (excluding various breaks accumulating to more or less 2 hours)
Length: 37.75 km
Elevation: 160 m to 385 m
Ascent/Descent: 950 m ↑ and 950 m ↓

#Hiking #GoHiking #HikingView #HikingAdventures #HikingLuxembourg #Wanderlust #Wandern #Luxembourg #Luxemburg #Letzebuerg #VisitLuxembourg #Müllertal #Mullerthal #Mëllerdall #MullerthalTrailMoments #MullerthalRegion #MüllertalTrail #MullerthalTrail #Trail #TrailMemories #LittleSwitzerland #KleineLuxemburgerSchweiz #Echternach #Sandsteinfelsen #Sandstone #Sun #Sunlight #Forest #ForestLovers #Waldbaden #Travel #ScenicsNature #Nature #OutdoorAdventure

We started our hike in Echternach. This is the view over the town and its surroundings after the first metres in altitude. The sky is clear and light blue and the sun is burning. A group of sheep are standing peacefully in a meadow in the foreground.

The trail heads through an arch made of sandstone.

Passage between two giant sandstone walls in the Mullerthal forests. A lonely tree is nearly blocking the passage.

The aforementioned passage gets narrower.

🇪🇺 Happy Europe Day from Echternach! 🎉

Today, the European Court of Auditors celebrated with a day full of fun, games, and our very own quiz! It was a great chance to connect with the public, share knowledge, and enjoy the spirit of unity.

Together, we showed how we are truly #UnitedInDiversity — celebrating what brings us together while embracing what makes us unique. 💙🌍

#EuropeDay #EUauditors #EUfamily #Echternach #EUvalues

📌 Come and join us in #Echternach this Saturday from 12:00 to 18:00 to celebrate #EuropeDay together! 🎉

🎯 Visit our stand and enjoy our interactive games and a fun quiz.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Bring your family and friends – there is something for everyone. Entrance is free.

🇪🇺 L’Europe de près : la Journée de l’Europe 2025 prend ses quartiers à Echternach ! Venez célébrer l’Europe avec nous ce samedi au village européen et vibrer aux sons, aux couleurs et aux saveurs de la culture européenne ! ✨

🔗 https://luxembourg.representation.ec.europa.eu/actualites-et-evenements/evenements-0/europe-day-2025-2025-05-10_fr

#JournéeDeLEurope2025 #Echternach

🇪🇺 Discover Europe up close: Europe Day 2025 is coming to Echternach! Join us this Saturday to enjoy cultural and culinary highlights in the European village.

Celebrate Europe Day with us! ✨

🔗 https://luxembourg.representation.ec.europa.eu/actualites-et-evenements/evenements-0/europe-day-2025-2025-05-10_en
#EuropeDay2025 #Echternach

Come and join us to celebrate #EuropeDay2025 on Saturday 10 May in #Echternach! From noon to 18:00 CEST, we will be there presenting the European Court of Auditors' role and activities to the public at a dedicated information booth on the parvis next to the Abbey of Echternach. Entrance is free.