Belval is quality of life!

The new Belval

Belval is quality of life!

What was once 100% an industrial site is now 100% a city quarter – Belval is the new address in Luxembourg that offers a unique mix of work life, home life and enjoyment.

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Pure urban living

Living in Belval

Pure urban living

Whether an apartment or spacious studio right at the heart of Belval with views of the blast furnaces, or a smart single family house with a garden and view of the park, there’s a home for everyone at Belval.

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Only pros, no cons

Working in Belval

Only pros, no cons

In Belval, industry meets science, cutting-edge research meets entrepreneurial spirit and, last but by no means least, supply meets demand.

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Meeting point for smart people

Learning & Research

Meeting point for smart people

Where the blast furnace chimneys were once stoked is now where great minds are set ablaze. Belval is the home of the new University of Luxembourg, a college and countless research institutes and start-up companies.

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The right offer for everyone

Living and enjoying

The right offer for everyone

Whether a romantic dinner by candlelight, shopping with your best friend, a relaxing evening at the cinema or a pleasant walk in the park, there’s plenty for everyone in Belval!

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One location – lots of possibilities

Investing in Belval

One location – lots of possibilities

It's the location at the heart of Europe, the dynamic, the consistent functions mix of living, working, home and study that make Belval appealing for investors as well.

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Cross-border relationships

Two French prefects visit Belval
As part of their visit to the French conversion projects in the Alzette Basin, Stéphane Fratacci, prefect of the region Grand-Est, and Emmanuel Berthier, prefect of the region Moselle, also stopped in at Belval last week. They were accompanied by Jean-Christophe Courtin, director of the "Etablissement Public d’Aménagement Esch-Alzette", which is responsible for the conversion projects on the French side of the Alzette. In Belval, they were welcomed at Agora by Etienne Reuter, president of Agora, and Vera Spautz, mayoress of Esch-Alzette. The event started with information on the current project status at Belval, after which there was a short visit to the blast furnace terrace.
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