Arrondissement de Thionville-Est

Today we got up and slowly got ready to leave for the next stop. We bought a bunch of snacks for the yurt and piled everything in the car. Everyone who wasn't driving was definitely squashed but we made it to Luxembourg. The one parking station we were aiming for literally had one space left and then was full, minutes before we arrived so we went to another which was also very busy. Luckily we found a spot pretty quickly. We headed into town, hit tourist information for a map and then found a Thai place to grab lunch at. The Thai was incredible, such big servings and so delicious.
We then went on a walking tour lead by Holly and saw a church, then walked over to the edge of the the hill to see the old town. It was a gorgeous view and the towns walls are still in tack.
Next we headed to decathlon to try by some more wet weather gear as the formula one forecast was very grim. Walked away with some things but we stopped at another shopping centre, grabbing more stuff like gumboots ans umbrellas.
We finally got on the road to Spa towards the yurt and it was raining quite hard the whole way. The drive was through a lot of small towns which were lovely and we slowly got to more and more cars with people clearly attending the formula one.
We found the yurt city and it was a muddy mess already. After checking in, we were lead to our yurt by a poor teen who looked like he'd been through it. After parking the car, we unpacked and embraced the yurt life with our complementary processo. We then headed to dinner which is in a small gazebo but was actually delicious. After we hit the upstairs bar for a few bevs before returning to the yurt for some fireball and a game of cards.
We are prepared (maybe) for a wet weekend at Spa.Leia mais