Kirchberg
Individual walks, home visits and overnight care on the plateau, for the people whose working day runs from before eight until after six.
Where PAWLY walks
Luxembourg City and the communes around it. Each area has its own page, with the routes I actually use, the practical details of the buildings, and what the service costs there.
Neighbourhoods covered
Belair
Parc de Merl, quiet residential streets and one walker who keeps the same routine every week.
Limpertsberg
The Parc Municipal, the Glacis and the slope down to the valley, with routes chosen for your dog rather than for my schedule.
Merl
The best park in this part of the city, three minutes from your door, walked at your dog's pace.
Bonnevoie
A dense neighbourhood with good escapes, if the route is planned rather than improvised.
Cessange
A calm residential quarter where a great many dogs have a garden, and a garden is not a walk.
Hollerich
Five minutes from the station, and five minutes from the Pétrusse valley, which is where the good walking is.
Strassen
Houses, gardens and the Bambësch within reach, for households that leave before eight and come back after six.
Bertrange
Field paths, quiet estates and the classic commuter pattern: two adults in the city, one dog in a silent house.
Howald
Offices below, flats above, and dogs alone from early morning until well into the evening.
Hesperange
The Alzette valley gives this commune the kindest walking in the service area, especially for older dogs.
Gasperich & Cloche d'Or
New buildings, long working days, and a dog that has been alone since eight in a very quiet flat.
Also serving Contern, Sandweiler, Itzig and the neighbouring communes. If your address is not listed, ask, the honest answer comes back the same day.
Out on the routes
Parks, pavements, valley paths.
Luxembourg City has more green space within walking distance than most capitals.
Start with a free meet & greet
Thirty minutes at your home, with your dog. Nothing booked on the day.