Holler, Luxembourg

Holler is a district of the municipality Weiswampach, Luxembourg.

The 66 inhabitants place is situated about 2 km from the main town in the municipality Ösling in the northernmost part of the Grand Duchy. Visible from afar, he is dominated by the small Romanesque-Gothic church from the 12th century. She is considered one of the most beautiful churches in the Luxembourg Ardennes.

Holler was first mentioned in 863 as Hunlar, as a branch of the Prüm Abbey. Just as the Prüm Abbey, the church of Holler Christ Salvator is consecrated ( Christ the Redeemer ). The first parish patron in the hl. Thomas.

The village has an active theater club and a volunteer fire department with young firefighters. The fire department maintains since 1987 a partnership with the volunteer firemen Bins field at Noervenich in Germany.

The place is dominated by agriculture. Mainly potatoes are grown that are exported as seed potatoes to Africa. In addition to a concrete mixer, there is no trade.