History of the city Arlon (Aarlen), Luxembourg in photos A small historical reference Geography: The municipality consists of the following sub-municipalities: Arlon proper, Autelbas-Barnich, Bonnert, Guirsch, Heinsch, and Toernich. Other population centers include: Autelhaut Clairefontaine Fouches Frassem Freylange Heckbous Rosenberg Sampont Schoppach Sesselich Seymerich Stehnen Sterpenich Stockem Udange Viville Waltzing Weyler Wolberg Date of foundation: History: Population: 28 339 Sights: Abattoir Avenue Nothomb, 1926 Avenue des Voyageurs, 1923 Caserne Calmen Caserne des Chasseurs Ardennais Grand'Rue La Gare, 1919 L'Athénée Royale Le Monument du 10e de Ligne Le Monument 'l'Appel de la Forêt' sur Place Astrid Le Palais de Justice, 1931 L'École Normale Maison Saint François Xavier L'Église Monument Orban de Xivry et Eglise St Martin Musée Provincial Palais du Gouverneur Palais de justice et place Léopold, 1910 Panorama d'Arlon, 1927 Place de la gare, Hotel du Luxembourg Restaurant La Spetz, 1911 Restaurant La Spetz et l'Hôtel du Beau Site, 1916 Route de Mersch, 1910 Sterpenich - Vue générale Vue sur l'église Saint Donat, 1926

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