Jhangelis Gare

About the museum

The narrow-gauge “Jhangeli” railway connected Noerdange and Martelange from 1890 to 1953. The Niederpallen station is the only surviving station on this line. It was renovated by volunteers, together with an original Jhangeli passenger car and a locomotive from the ARBED works.

Inside the station building, a small museum uses documents and images to tell the story of the railway line, which closed in 1953. Outside stand a locomotive and a car from that era. The station lies on the national cycle route “Piste cyclable de l’Ouest,” which partly follows the former railway line.

Highlights

• Only surviving station of the Jhangeli narrow-gauge railway
• Locomotive and passenger car outdoors
• Small museum on the history of the Noerdange–Martelange line (1890–1953)
• Outdoor area accessible at all times
• Along the “Piste cyclable de l’Ouest” cycle route

Permanent exhibition

• Geschichte der Schmalspurbahn Jhangeli – Documents and images about the Noerdange–Martelange line, closed in 1953; outside, a locomotive and a car from that era.

Admission & discounts

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Accessibility

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Kids & families

• Family tours & workshops

The Guttland regional tourist office offers a family discovery tour, “Mia und Emil,” with a quiz along the route between the Niederpallen and Noerdange stations.

Getting there & parking

The station lies on the national cycle route “Piste cyclable de l’Ouest.”

Amenities & dining

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Events & venue rental

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