Clausen
Klausen
An old brewery district in the northern stretch of the valley, with a concentration of restaurants and bars. Luxembourg's liveliest nightlife area.
Clausen lies below the Bock rock and was once home to the Mousel brewery. The converted brewery area, known as Rives de Clausen, is packed with bars, restaurants and nightclubs. It is also the site of the ruins of the palace of Count Mansfeld, a Renaissance scholar. It is pleasant to stroll along the river during the day, and in the evening you can have a drink by the water. It is about a 10-minute downhill walk from the Bock Casemates, and buses run back to the old town at night.
Opening hours
Open all day (bars mostly open after dusk)
Nearby sights
- Neimënster Abbey
- Bock Casemates
- Wenceslas Wall Circular Walk
- Chemin de la Corniche
- Luxembourg City History Museum
- National Museum of Archaeology, History and Art
- Grund
- Grand Ducal Palace