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"Green forests and orchards can be found all around Luxembourg, mingling with pretty little villages, lakes and more than 100 fairytale-like castles"

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Journey to Vianden Castle

Standing at a height of 310 metres, Vianden Castle is one of the largest fortified castles in Europe. It was built between the 11th and 14th centuries, on the 10th century foundations of a Roman castle, and was home to the powerful Counts of Vianden until the early 15th century.
Pay tribute to Allied Forces hero, General George S. Patton

We’ll take you to the Luxembourg American Cemetery and Memorial, the final resting place of US General George S. Patton. There are more than 5,000 US soldiers buried in the cemetery, and it contains a wealth of information on battles such as the Battle of the Bulge.
Embark on a leisurely walking tour of Luxembourg City

Your Local Specialist will take you through centuries of history, as you walk past the Cathedral and the Grand Ducal Palace, with its Flemish Renaissance façades. See the city's unique forts and imposing Bock promontory, and stop by the Pont du Château, a curious two-tiered bridge with four ways of crossing between the cliffs.
Enjoy the views of the gorge of the Rivers Alzette and Petrusse

Your Luxembourg tour will take you to the intersection of the Alzette and Pétrusse rivers, where you can admire the gorgeous vista of greenery surrounding the gorge. These deep valleys were once an important part of the city’s defences, providing natural protection on all three sides.
People-watch in the leafy Place d'Armes

Relax with a coffee in Place d’Armes, a vibrant square at the heart of the Luxembourg city centre. There are orchestras playing every summer evening, and a Christmas market in winter. You can also find a monument celebrating Luxembourg’s national poets, Dick and Michael Lentz, who wrote the country’s national anthem.

Our top 5 things to do in Luxembourg

Our tours reveal the best places to visit in Luxembourg, from the monumental Vianden Castle, to the beautiful gorge of the Rivers Alzette and Petrusse.

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Grand Duke Jean Museum of Modern Art

Housed in a dramatic building designed by the famous architect Ieoh Ming Pei, the Grand Duke Jean Museum of Modern Art (MUDAM) is one of the city’s most impressive structures. It’s also filled with an excellent collection of contemporary artworks, with a permanent collection of more than 100 artists, including Andy Warhol.
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National Museum of History and Art of Luxembourg

Located in the historical centre of Luxembourg, the National Museum of History and Art of Luxembourg houses a large archaeological collection. You’ll find jewels, coins, tools and sarcophaguses from Luxembourg’s history, and there’s also a visual arts section with Luxembourgish and international paintings from the 18th to the 20th century.
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Villa Vauban

Housed in a former private residence built in 1873, Villa Vauban is an art museum dedicated to the preservation and exhibition of European works of art from the 17th to the 19th century. You can find a wide range of artworks including paintings, photographs, sculptures, graphic works and decorative design pieces.

Best museums in Luxembourg

Luxembourg is filled with fantastic museums and galleries, and we’ll show you the best on your Luxembourg city museum tour.

F'rell Am Rèisleck

A traditional Luxembourgish specialty, F’rell am rèisleck consists of fried freshwater trout covered in a creamy Riesling wine sauce, mixed with crème fraiche, spices and herbs. The trout is then baked and served with a side dish of potatoes. This delicious dish can be found in most fine-dining restaurants in Luxembourg.
Bouneschlupp

A hearty green bean soup with bacon, potatoes and onions, Bouneschlupp is a well-loved Luxembourgish dish. Typically served with potato pancakes (gromperekichelchen) and a dollop of sour cream, this is the perfect winter warmer.
Friture de la Moselle

This classic Luxembourgish dish uses small fish, traditionally sourced from the Moselle river. The fish is seasoned and soaked in lemon juice, coated with batter, then fried until crispy. The best way to enjoy this delicacy is by eating the fish with your fingers, accompanied by a glass of Luxembourg Riesling.

Best food in Luxembourg

Set at the crossroads of Europe, Luxembourgish cuisine is influenced by neighbouring France, Germany and Belgium. We’ll reveal the best restaurants in Luxembourg where you can taste their beloved dishes.

What to pack for Luxembourg

Phrasebook

Pack a French or German phrasebook, or if you can’t spare the space, download them to your Google Translate app offline. Learning some Luxembourgish phrases is also appreciated.

Waterproof coat

Sudden showers are common throughout the year in Luxembourg, so pack a raincoat or small umbrella to stay dry.

Comfortable shoes

Luxembourg is best explored on foot, and you can spend hours wandering the streets lined with historic buildings and beautiful architecture.

An adaptor plug

Voltage in Luxembourg is 230V and the sockets are of Type F, with standard European 2-pin plugs.

Camera

With more than 100 fairytale castles surrounded by a blanket of forests and rolling hills, you’ll want to capture all the picture perfect magic of Luxembourg.

Pack for sustainable travel

Consider your environmental impact when you next take a trip and go single-use-plastic-free by packing a reusable water bottle, a steel straw, your own shopping bags and toiletry bottles.