Downtown Luxembourg activities and tourism
The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, a symbol of European art de vivre
The quintessence of refined European art de vivre, Luxembourg invites visitors to explore off the beaten track, offering a city break with a spirit of openness. This mindset permeates the
incredibly inclusive capital, a cultural melting pot where 4 languages are spoken at the crossroads of France, Belgium, and Germany.
With a deep connection to nature, the country is known for its gentle pace of life, where hiking and cycling are king, in a garden capital where green spaces reign supreme. With free public transportation since 2020, each of Luxembourg’s five regions reveals its treasures: the gardens of Guttland, the red landscapes of Minett in the south, the rugged hills of Eislek, the rocky cliffs and forests of the Mullerthal, and the lush vineyards of the Moselle valley.
Must-see places to visit
Grand Ducal Palace
A masterpiece of Renaissance architecture and a proud symbol of Luxembourg’s royal heritage.
City Center
Wander through the historic center’s charming streets, a shopper’s paradise where the finest international brands are there to greet you.
The Corniche
Stroll along the Corniche, often called “the most beautiful balcony in Europe,” offering spectacular views of the city’s lower quarters and the Alzette Valley.
Museums & Culture
An invitation to experience the art de vivre that awakens all the senses, Luxembourg blends a millennia-old heritage with a vibrant culinary scene and a thriving cultural life. This dynamic spirit is embodied by the Museum of Modern Art (MUDAM), the Philharmonie, one of Europe's most magnificent concert halls – designed by Christian de Portzamparc, and the International Colophon Biennale.
At the forefront of innovation, Luxembourg is also shaping the future with landmark events such as Nexus 2050 and The International Tech Pulse.
Casemates
Explore the Bock Casemates, an extraordinary labyrinth of ancient tunnels that reveal the secrets of Luxembourg’s fortress, dating back to the year 1000.
Moselle Valley
Embark on a journey to the Moselle Valley and indulge in wine tastings amidst its breathtaking landscapes, just 20 km from Luxembourg City.