Edmund Klein Park
Parc Edith Klein

A park in the city centre with a variety of greenery, walking trails, and a pond.

The city of Luxembourg is home to the sizable public park known as Parc Edith Klein. With a total area of about 11 hectares, the park offers a variety of amenities and attractions for guests to enjoy. The park bears Edith Klein's name; she was a resistance fighter from Luxembourg who was put to death by the Nazis during World War Two. It was opened in 1996 and is a well-liked tourist and local attraction.

The park's large lake, which is home to numerous fish and aquatic birds, is one of its standout attractions. Rowboats and pedal boats are available for rent so that guests can explore the lake and take in the serene surroundings.

A number of walking and cycling pathways wind through the park's rich vegetation and provide picturesque views of the lake and the surroundings. Children can also play on many playgrounds at Parc Edith Klein, and adult visitors can use the skatepark and basketball court. It is a well-liked location for family trips and social gatherings because there are numerous picnic sites and grilling facilities there. Along with offering recreational amenities, Parc Edith Klein also organises a number of events and activities all year long. They include regular fitness classes and workshops, outdoor concerts, art exhibits, and cultural festivals.