FM- and TV-mast Hosingen

The FM and TV mast Hosingen is a broadcasting antenna structure that rises 300 meters high with a steel tube construction measuring 2 meters in diameter. The facility transmits radio signals from multiple elevation points to achieve broad regional coverage.

The transmission facility was relocated to its current location in 1970 following the collapse of the previous tower in Marnach on January 17, 1969. This rebuild became necessary to restore reliable broadcasting infrastructure for the region.

The mast broadcasts RTL Radio Lëtzebuerg and RTL Deutschland, serving as a key media transmission point for the region. Through this facility, radio signals reach listeners across Luxembourg and into neighboring areas.

The structure is visible from many points in the surrounding landscape due to its considerable height. You can view this facility from various locations across the region and appreciate its role in the local infrastructure.

This facility holds the distinction of being Luxembourg's tallest structure, extending its signal reach far beyond national borders into Germany, particularly toward Cologne, Trier, and the Eifel region. The broadcast capability demonstrates how regional infrastructure can serve populations across multiple countries.