Wiltz Castle and its surroundings

(S/E) From the free car park at 'Montée des Écoles', the route starts at the National Monument to the 1942 Strike (a memorial to the protests and attempts at resistance against the occupying forces) and then climbs up to Wiltz Castle, which it crosses via the inner courtyard.
Visits to the museums and tourist information office are optional.
After the Witches' Tower, the walk enters the forest with a short detour to Signal 2000.
The route becomes more rural and a little more scenic as it approaches Nocher.
There, the route literally tumbles down into the Wiltz valley and follows 4 km of a small, almost deserted road and a paved cycle path until shortly after Paradiso station.
The return to the castle and the starting point is via a footbridge over the Wiltz at the international scout camp and a small tunnel under the railway line, which serves as both a footpath and a drainage channel for a small tributary of the Wiltz. Those who are not tempted by this last section can take the train (free of charge) from Paradiso to Wiltz station (every 30 minutes).