If the Renaissance city of Marville shines with its civil and religious heritage, its surroundings are no less attractive. The steeple that watches over what was the second city of Luxembourg in the 16th century is visible from afar along the route. Leaving the fortified town, at the foot of the ramparts, lush nature quickly offers itself to you, alongside the Othain and the water body. The fauna and flora, as well as the topography, come together to make the journey as unusual as it is varied. The steep forest path follows that of the banks before winding through fields. The village of Flassigny and its fountain provide a pleasant stop halfway. The return to Marville occurs via the old road connecting the two cities that belonged to the "Common Lands of Marville and Arrancy."