Spend a Luxembourg City Break in this wonderful city from the country with the same name, among the smallest European countries. Moreover, it offers considerable diversity, even if is a small country. While many of the country’s major attractions can be found in the vibrant city of Luxembourg, you don’t have to forget about the old neighbourhood which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The old citadels and beautiful castles makes Luxembourg a popular tourist destination for anyone. Certainly, this small country will amaze you. So what are you waiting for?

Cultural attractions in Luxembourg

Grand Ducal Palace is unquestionably one of the most beautiful facades in the city. Firstly, the building in which the palace is currently situated was built between 1572 and 1574. It hosted the Town Hall, the Prefecture and then the Government. In 1890 it was transformed into a palace. Secondly, you have to know that there are more than 76 castles and palaces in Luxembourg. But the Palace of Luxembourg (Palais Grand-Ducal) is considered to be the most important, as the leading family of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg lives here.

Visit the Casemates du Bock that once played a key role in a network of defensive underground passages. Today is part of a World Heritage Site. Built in the mid-18th century, the casemates provided a shelter for nearly 40000 locals during World War II. After exploring the city’s underground history, you can enjoy lovely views from the top of the casements. However, expect lots of stairs and prepare for your walk by wearing a pair of comfortable shoes. You have to keep in mind that you have to be physically fit in order to visit the casemates.

Explore Luxembourg City History Museum, another beautiful, multi-level complex. It is highlighted by a glass elevator that highlights the rocky geology of the Old City. On one hand, the lower floors draw the history of the city through a series of wooden models. On the other hand, the upper levels occupy the splendid public rooms of a former mansion.

The Constitution Square is located in the Haute Villdin Luxembourg district. Admire the Golden Lady, one of the most famous buildings in the square. It is an original war memorial dedicated to those lost in World War I but now dedicated to the lost in World War II and the Korean War.

Religious attractions in Luxembourg city

St. Quirin Chapelle is named after Saint Quirin of Neuss who was the patron saint of Luxembourg city. It is nestled in the Pétrusse Valley, behind leafy trees and in the shadow of the viaduct. It is a small chapel carved into the rocky valley wall.

Relax your mind and soul in the Notre-Dame Cathedral one of the most significant places of worship in Luxembourg. At the same time, it is an important tourist landmark with historical value. It is the final resting place of John the Blind who was the King of Bohemia and Count of Luxembourg, as well as the resting place of the deceased members of the Grand Ducal family.

You can have a Luxembourg City Break at any time, but you have to keep in mind that the availability of services in some regions varies with the seasons. May, June and September are usually very pleasant months. July and August are also recommended, as they tend to be slightly warmer.

The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is one of the most breathtaking places in all Europe. You have to know that it is famous for having an abundance of ancient-medieval castles, scores of live music festival and much more. You will definitely want to put Luxembourg high on your list for your next vacation!

Luxembourg City is small enough that you can get almost anywhere walking or on bicycle if you choose so. But it’s good to know that the extremely efficient bus system is there if you need it. The service is not always frequent, but it is far-reaching, so if you need to get somewhere be sure to check the schedule ahead of time, so you don’t miss the only bus for hours.

Driving in Luxembourg City isn’t difficult, but most attractions are within easy walking distance. Our advice is to park your car and use it for day trips outside the city. Street parking can present a problem, but there are many parking garages.

Walking is the best option to visit Luxembourg City. The major attractions are within 5 km of the centre. If you get tired, the many green spaces and parks invites you to take some break and wonder in the nature.