Luxembourg City, the capital

The casemates are a fascinating series of tunnels running for several kilometres beneath the old town district of Luxembourg City, even extending as far as the Kirchberg plateau.

For theatre director Anne Simon, all the world is a stage. Whether she is inside or outside, everyone is an actor and everyday objects become props. 

The Fëschmaart is a village in the city, shaped and brought to life by dedicated merchants and restaurateurs.

Luxembourg’s capital is as diverse as its residents, who hail from more than 100 nations.

The compact capital truly makes museum visits a stroll. The so-called “MuseumSmile” is home to seven museums.

Stroll through ancient city streets simmering with stories, a former mining region reclaimed by nature, spectacular sandstone landscapes and discover an iconic photo exhibition.

Luxembourg has over 60 art and history museums, galleries and cultural heritage spaces. Wander around, choose what you fancy, and relax into the experience.

What attracts people to Luxembourg year after year? And what do the locals also look forward to? A whole range of events and festivals that are permanently marked on people’s calendars.

Visit Luxembourg to discover food and drink made with high quality ingredients, flavours and regional knowhow.

Luxembourg is full of activities for family fun whatever the weather.