Sunday in Belval
What is actually open, and what to do with the day.
Everything here was checked on 6 September, 2026. Opening hours are read from each place as you load this page.
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The quiet day
Sunday in Belval
Luxembourg closes on a Sunday, but not as completely as everyone tells you.
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1 · Food
Delhaize is the one to plan around: it opens earliest and shuts latest, and it is inside the Plaza, so the trip can carry the chemist and the post office with it on any other day of the week.
The other two are shorter and useful for different reasons. A-Market is the place for rice, noodles and sauces in quantities the others do not stock. ALDI is a morning, not an afternoon.
- Delhaize Belval
- Sunday 25 October · 7:30–19:00
- A-Market
- Sunday 25 October · 10:00–17:00
- ALDI Belval
- Sunday 25 October · 9:00–13:00
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2 · Coffee
The one question everybody gets wrong
Belval has ten cafés and most of them treat Sunday as the day off. In an ordinary week two open, and one of those does not start until the afternoon.
Both are read live below. If one has shut for a fortnight, you will see it here rather than at the door.
- Golden Bean
- Sunday 25 October · 9:00–19:00
- Pavillon Belval
- Sunday 25 October · 16:00–22:00
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3 · The thing to do
It closes on a Tuesday, which means Sunday is one of its best days and almost nobody plans for it. The route starts in the Möllerei and follows the path the ore once took, with a lift for part of the climb.
Check before you set out on a windy day: the top is open to the weather and that is the whole point of it.
- Sunday 25 October
- 10:00–19:00
- Cost
- €
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4 · Outdoors
The one piece of Belval that has no opening hours at all. A playground, a Teqball table, and nine holes of disc golf that cost nothing if you bring your own discs.
Under the grass is the old Source Bel-Val, bottled and sent abroad long before the steelworks took the name.
- Sunday 25 October
- Open 24 hours
- Where
- 2 passage Pablo Picasso, Belvaux
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5 · If it rains
Sunday is a short day here compared with Friday and Saturday, so the last showing is earlier than you might assume. Worth checking the time before you build an evening around it.
The exhibition halls in the old works are the other indoor answer, and they keep proper Sunday hours.
- Sunday 25 October
- 13:30–20:30
- Möllerei
- Sunday 25 October · 10:00–19:00
- Massenoire
- Sunday 25 October · 11:00–19:00
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6 · Getting there and back
The trains still run, just fewer of them
Second class public transport is free everywhere inside Luxembourg, on a Sunday like any other day. What changes is the frequency: the Sunday timetable is thinner, and the gap between trains is the thing that catches people out rather than the last one.
The departure board on the homepage is live, so it knows what today's timetable is doing rather than what a normal weekday would.
Belval-Université station Getting around
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7 · What is shut
The Plaza keeps Sunday closed
The shopping centre treats Sunday as its closed day, and the shops inside follow it. A handful of Sundays a year are exceptions, announced in advance.
The row below is not the general rule, it is the coming Sunday. If one of those exceptions falls this week, it says so here rather than making you find out at the door.
- Belval Plaza
- Sunday 25 October · 10:00–18:00
- The exception
- A few Sunday openings a year, and the page below knows about them
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10 places, where they stand · See them on the map of Belval © OpenStreetMap contributors 8 · Where
Everything in this story, on one map
Ten places, lit where they stand. The supermarkets and the two cafés sit near the station and the Plaza; the furnace, the park and the cinema are a ten minute walk up the hill from them. Tap a dot to open the place.
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- Belval-Université Station
- 4 minGolden Bean
- 4 minMassenoire
- 2 minHauts Fourneaux Belval
- 3 minMöllerei
- 11 minPavillon Belval
- 4 minParc um Belval
- 12 minKinepolis Belval
8 stops, about 40 minutes on foot in all · See them on the map of Belval 9 · The walk
A Sunday in Belval, on foot
Start at the station and take coffee first. The furnace while the light is good, then the two halls beside it, then up to the pavilion and the park for the afternoon, and the cinema on the way back down.
The minutes between stops are straight-line walking times, so allow a little more for corners and a lot more for a bench in the park.
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