Clervaux Castle

Introduction
Clervaux Castle is a quaint, white medieval castle in Clervaux—a white, quaint castle high above the town, simple and weighty, symbol of Clervaux and a profound attraction. It stands in the Ardennes forest valley in northern Luxembourg, a quaint, white, weighty, famous medieval castle, symbol and landmark of Clervaux. With long history (founded in the Middle Ages), through centuries of building and expansion, simple, elegant and weighty—its white castle buildings (towers, thick walls, grand halls) stand strikingly on the town's high ground, overlooking the quaint, beautiful Clervaux nestled in the forest valley—picturesque. Especially weighty is its WWII history—in the Battle of the Bulge, Clervaux and the castle endured fierce fighting and severe damage (the castle was burned); later carefully restored. This history witnesses the suffering of war—worth remembering, cherishing peace. Today the restored castle houses several museums (the famous "The Family of Man" photo exhibition, castle model exhibition, Battle of the Bulge exhibition).
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Admire the quaint Clervaux Castle—white medieval castle, symbol of Clervaux. Castle overlooks the quaint town in the forest valley—picturesque.


