Rollingergrund, a young and dynamic district

Located in the north-western part of Luxembourg City, Rollingergrund is one of the 24 districts of the Luxembourg capital.
Rollingergrund is a very green district, nestled between the Limpertsberg hills to the east and the Bambësch forest to the west. It is appreciated for its proximity to the city and its amenities.

Population of Rollingergrund / Belair North

Rollingergrund/Belair Nord, a young and dynamic district

The Rollingergrund is a rather “young” district and attracts a cosmopolitan population. Located in the hollow of the valley, the layout of this district is organized along the main street, Rue de Rollingegrund. The neighborhood has no real center. On the other hand, its proximity to amenities is its main asset.

The origins of the Rollingergrund district date back to 1223. Its development followed that of the Boch earthenware factory, which had been based here since the 18th century. Villeroy & Boch tableware from Luxembourg is well known among lovers of fine tableware.

The neighborhood features many single-family homes. The oldest buildings date back to the 18th century, but like many other Luxembourg neighborhoods, the district was mostly developed in the 1950s. There are also many newer buildings.

Today, the Rollingergrund is mainly a residential area. The areas around the school and the church are the most lively. It’s also home to the CHL (Luxembourg Municipal Hospital) and the Kannerklinik, a children’s clinic and emergency unit.

Several real estate projects are set to revitalize the area. The transformation of the Place de l’Etoile and the creation of a new district around the Château de Septfontaines will give the Rollingergrund a livelier feel, with additional shops and services.

Amenities at the Rollingergrund

The Rollingergrund district is located close to the hospitals and school campuses of Luxembourg’s Limpertsberg district. It’s a quick and easy way to get to thecity center.

Schools

There is a precocious and fundamental school in this district. It is located on Rue de Rollingergrund. Several crèches and day-care centers welcome your children for after-school activities.

Transport/bus

Buses 13, 21, 22 and 31 run throughout the neighborhood.

There is a Veloh!

The upcoming development of the tramway within the framework of the Mobility Plan 2035 will undoubtedly be a major asset for Rollingergrund.

Shops

There are few food stores, apart from Naturata boutique bio. See shopping centers.
Bars and restaurants line the main street. The Villeroy&Boch factory outlet, just behind the eponymous castle, is a local attraction.

Leisure

A number of nearby green areas provide a relaxing base from which to explore the Rollingergrund. The Tony Neumann Park at Limperstberg and the Bambësch Forest are within easy reach.

Playgrounds are available for children. A multi-sports field and a multi-sports room are also available to residents, as well as a gym.

Living in the Rollingergrund / Belair North neighborhood

The Rollingergrund is a family district, very popular with working people in Kirchberg or Limpertsberg. The number of green spaces in the Rollingergrund and its proximity to the Bambësch forest also make this area a popular place for families.

Unfortunately, Rollingergrund Street is a very busy place and makes this axis suffer from the inconvenience of traffic.

Rue Jean-François Boch offers very beautiful modern houses with elaborate architecture.

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