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    Haunted Places in Luxembourg City

    2 cataloged locations in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg. Uncover historical records and field investigation details.
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    Bock Casemates

    Luxembourg CityLuxembourg963–18th century

    The Bock Casemates form an immense underground labyrinth carved directly into the rocky promontory where Luxembourg City was founded in 963 AD. Spanning over twenty kilometers of subterranean passages, galleries, and artillery slots, this fortress system earned Luxembourg the nickname 'Gibraltar of the North.' Beyond its military history, the site is bound to the tragic legend of Count Siegfried and Melusina, the mythical siren whose restless spirit is said to haunt the subterranean stone vaults and surrounding Alzette River.

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    Stierchen Bridge

    Luxembourg CityLuxembourg15th century

    The Stierchen Bridge is an ancient stone pedestrian arch crossing the Alzette River in the picturesque Grund district beneath the Bock rock in Luxembourg City. Dating back to the fifteenth century, this narrow stone bridge formed part of the outer fortress defenses connecting the Wenceslas wall. It is legendary across Luxembourg as the hunting ground of the Stierches-geescht, a menacing shape-shifting ghost said to assault nocturnal travelers.

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