Cents

Cents has a surface area of 173.10 hectares and is located in the east of the capital. It borders

• Neudorf/Weimershof to the north;
• Hamm and Pulvermühl to the south; and
• The Grund and Clausen to the west.

SCHOOLS

Cents Schools
19, Rue Tornaco, L-2623 Luxembourg
38, Rue L. Kauffmann, L-1853 Luxembourg
49, Rue L. Kauffman, L-1853 Luxembourg
President: Christian Moes

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CHILDCARE CENTRES

Cents
25, Rue Arthur Knaff, L-1862 Luxembourg

Foyer Inclusion
167, Rue de Trèves, L-2630 Luxembourg

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This neighbourhood's main thoroughfare is Rue de Trèves, an old trade route which has connected Luxembourg City and Trier (Germany) since the Middle Ages. This area was part of the former municipality of Hamm, which merged with Luxembourg City in 1920. During the 1930s, the Carmelite sisters settled in this neighbourhood, which was still a rural area at the time.

The urban development of the neighbourhood began in the 1960s with the construction of the Cité Frommes housing scheme by the National Low-Cost Housing Administration (Société nationale des habitations à bon marché), and is still ongoing. The Holy Spirit Church was consecrated in 1980, which makes it the newest church in Luxembourg City.