After visiting the Luxembourg American Cemetery, I convinced my German coworker that we should visit the Germany War Cemetery as well. It just over a mile away.
The following description, photos, and video comes from my trip there on April 18, 2013.
The German cemetery holds over 10,000 fallen German soldiers who fought during the Battle of Bulge.
There is no visitor center, only a doorway with an angel above it.
We were the only visitors.
Each cross appeared to represent at least four German soldiers. There were two names on the front and two names on the back.
This is the other side of the cross above.
There is no chapel, but instead a giant cross in the back that provides a different view of the cemetery.
Here is a video scanning the cemetery.
The experience was worth the trip and visitors of the American cemetery should venture out to the German cemetery in order to see the fallen of the opposing side.
Further Reading
Luxembourg American Cemetery and Memorial by American Battle Monuments Commission
Snow and Steel: The Battle of the Bulge, 1944-45 (2015) by Peter Caddick-Adams
Luxembourg: History, Landscape, and Traditions (2017) by Stephane Bern