Redange

Redange is a municipality in western Luxembourg, located in the canton of Redange. The administrative seat of the commune is the town of Redange. The municipality lies near the Belgian border. Its geographical position places it within the Luxembourg Ardennes region, characterized by rolling hills and forested areas. The Sure river forms part of its western boundary.

The history of Redange is intertwined with the broader history of Luxembourg. The area has seen human settlement for centuries, with archaeological findings suggesting Roman presence. Over time, it developed as a rural community, with agriculture playing a significant role in its economy. The development of infrastructure, including roads and later railways, connected Redange to other parts of the country and beyond.

Economically, Redange, like many Luxembourgish municipalities, has diversified beyond traditional agriculture. While farming still exists, there is a presence of small and medium-sized businesses. The municipality benefits from its proximity to larger economic centers within Luxembourg. Its natural surroundings also contribute to its appeal, offering opportunities for outdoor recreation.

Culturally, Redange is a typical Luxembourgish community. It has local traditions and events that reflect the regional heritage. The commune is served by local amenities such as schools, shops, and healthcare facilities, catering to the needs of its residents. The population of Redange is relatively small, contributing to a close-knit community atmosphere.