Luxembourg-Hamm.
A historic village nestled in the lush Alzette valley.
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Located at the eastern edge of the capital, Hamm spans 407.6 hectares. Originally grown around a 14th-century monastery, the area saw a massive boom in 1830 when the Godchaux brothers established their famous textile factory in the valley. Today, Hamm offers a highly sought-after "village" lifestyle. Known for its strong international community, the St. George’s International School, and its deep connection to nature, locals proudly say: "We don't just stay here, we live here."
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A vibrant daily life.
Schläifmillen Artists
Explore the former 19th-century textile factory in the Alzette valley, now transformed into a vibrant creative hub with studios for painters, sculptors, and multimedia artists.
International Hub
Home to the renowned St. George's International School, Hamm is a highly multicultural and welcoming neighborhood, particularly popular with the English-speaking expat community.
The Alzette Cycle Path
Enjoy the 'Veloswee Alzette', a secure 30 km/h cycle path running along the river, perfect for a peaceful commute to the city or weekend rides to Hesperange.
A True Community
Experience a genuine neighborhood feel around Kierchplaatz and the newly renovated Ernst-Gruber farm, which serves as a cultural center for local residents.