From Nieder­an­ven over the “Engel­haff” to Ern­ster a coun­try lane con­nects the south side with the north side of the munic­i­pal­i­ty. A part of this lane belonged to the famous Roman road between Nieder­an­ven and Olingen.

The local region is struc­tured by many trails.

From Ober­an­ven, Aar­nescht and Nieder­an­ven, small trails are lead­ing east­wards to the “Grousse­bësch”, where they meet the hik­ing trails of Rood/Syr, con­nect­ing Nieder­an­ven with the neigh­bour munic­i­pal­i­ty of Bet­z­dorf. A jog­ging trail has also been set up in the “Grousse­bësch”.

Busi­ness Cen­ter “Bombicht”

Look­ing south­wards you can see behind the city of Nieder­an­ven the busi­ness Cen­ter “Bombicht” set up in 1997. Sit­u­at­ed in the Syr val­ley it has direct con­nec­tions to the high­way “Lux­em­bourg-Treves”. On the 4 ha site more than 20 com­pa­nies are active.

Table Mountains: Widdebierg / Kréckelsbierg

The name “Kréck­els­bierg” derives from the name of the lit­tle blue fruits of the today rare wild Plumtree.

The Wid­de­bierg and the Kréck­els­bierg are 2 table moun­tains, sit­u­at­ed in front of the Lux­em­bourg Sand­stone lay­er on the east­side of the Grünewald, relat­ed by a high step in the ter­rain. With a height of almost 386 m above the sea lev­el they are ris­ing above the undu­lat­ed Late Tri­as­sic land­scape and the Syrdall.

They are form­ing an impor­tant drink­ing water reserve. The waters emerg­ing from the sides are part­ly used for drink­ing water supply.

Rare fauna and flora species of the Widdebierg Natural Reserve

The pres­ence of impor­tant biotopes like orchards, woodlands, shrubs or arid grass­lands and rare fau­na and flo­ra species made the Widdebierg to be clas­si­fied as a nation­al nat­ur­al reserve.

This is the Roman bronze fig­urine, found on the exca­va­tion site, rep­re­sent­ing a preda­tor attack­ing an ostrich.

The roman dis­cov­er­ies that had been found on the site (espe­cial­ly the Roman sanc­tu­ary) gave the Wid­de­bierg also a high archae­o­log­i­cal importance.