This image depicts a long, enclosed pedestrian and cyclist pathway located beneath the Passerelle (Viaduc) in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg, offering views into the Pétrusse Valley. The perspective is a straight-on, low-angle view down the length of the tunnel-like structure. The ceiling is smooth, light gray concrete, featuring two parallel, recessed linear light fixtures with grilles running continuously down its center. Numerous slender, dark-colored vertical rods, each topped with a flat square plate, descend from the ceiling along both sides of the pathway, aligning with the upper edge of the side walls. These side walls consist of an upper section of textured, light-colored stone or concrete blocks, featuring a band of small perforations along their top edge. Below this, a transparent barrier system composed of glass panels and horizontal metal railings provides an unobstructed view of dense green tree foliage below the bridge structure. The pathway surface is dark gray asphalt or pavement, marked with a dashed white line on the left side and a solid white line on the right, delineating separate lanes. Several individuals are visible in the distance walking along the pathway. Closer on the right side, a group of three people is stopped, facing the transparent barrier and looking out towards the trees.Tourist documents Luxembourg City landma
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Luxembourg, Luxembourg

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This image depicts a long, enclosed pedestrian and cyclist pathway located beneath the Passerelle (Viaduc) in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg, offering views into the Pétrusse Valley. The perspective is a…read more

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