Visiting hidden treasures underground

On Saturday, 30 September 2017, members of Lions Club Erasmus met for a private guided tour of the Raschpetzer in Walferdange; one of the treasures that can be found around the city of Luxembourg.

Aqueduct collects drinking water

The Raschpetzer is an impressive underground aqueduct built by the Romans to collect drinking water from the hills and transport it to their villa in the valley. Today, visitors can discover a series of illuminated shafts used to build the aqueduct, the deepest of which is 36 m deep, and can see the water running, as it did more than 1800 years ago. The drizzle that had started during our visit created a very special atmosphere in the forest and contributed to making the visit a magical moment.

Photo: Club members, potential new members, partners and invited guests at Pizza Hut

Eating and drinking was the main agenda item for all the club members, potential new members, partners and invited guests who met up for a special fundraising evening at the Pizza Hut in Beggen on Wednesday 12 October.

It was all for a good cause though as the total sum for all the food and drink consumed was donated by the club to the Banque alimentaire funds.