On the northern slope of the City of Luxembourg, the district of Weimerskirch connects the bottom of the Alzette to the district of Kirchberg.
Population of the district of Weimerskirch
Number of inhabitants as of January 1, 2022
of the population of the City of Luxembourg1,8%1,8%
of foreign population70,1%70,1%
Number of different nationalities
Quiet atmosphere in Weimerskirch
Attached to the hill, the district of Weimerskirch has a quiet, village-like atmosphere.
Known as the “little parish”, the origins of this district date back to the Middle Ages. For a long time, Weimerskirch had a major influence on the town’s churches. Its Saint Martin church attracted parishioners from the surrounding area.
Later, the district lost its importance. In the 1st century, it became part of the municipality of Eich.
Weimerskirch is on the road north from Luxembourg to Echternach and Diekirch.
Today, some streets remain very residential, such as Rue du Soleil and Rue des Sources. There are two-storey houses and newer dwellings scattered around the church.
Luxembourg’s Weimerskirch district is strategically located. It is close to the offices of the Kirchberg business district and the European institutions. The Kirchberg and CHL hospitals are also within easy reach.
In addition, the neighbourhood boasts the following shops and amenities:
This 11 km2 district is close to the European institutions and the Kirchberg business district. Many families live there. It is indeed very pleasant to live in with its green spaces. Its bicycle path is connected to the national network, from Pfaffenthal in the direction of Dommeldange.