Architectural tour at the city centre of Luxembourg

Hollerecher Stuff

Here starts a new chapter in the long-standing relationship between De Gudde Wëllen and Rotondes — two of Luxembourg’s hotspots that, for years, have shared stories, sounds, and good times. Now, De Gudde Wëllen is stepping behind the bar of Rotondes’ Buvette to bring their signature flair to this beloved space.

The basement level of the Alcide de Gasperi Building now houses the European Convention Center Luxembourg (ECCL) designed by a consortium of the Luxembourg architects Schemel & Wirtz and the Frankfurt bureau Jourdan-Müller/PAS.

Restaurant Mu Luxembourg

The locals also call it New Theatre; it was built on the occasion of the millennium of the city of Luxembourg between 1960 and 1964 according to the plans of the Parisian architect Alain Bourbonnais.

The Place de Paris, not too far from the railway station, was transformed into a pedestrian zone in 1986.

On 17 June 2018 (75th anniversary of the last transport of Jews to Eastern Europe) a monument to the victims of the Shoah was inaugurated in Luxembourg city. It commemorates the 1300 members of the Jewish community of Luxembourg, victims of the Shoah, who were deported to the ghettos and extermination camps and murdered by the Nazis.

Théâtre des Capucins

Distance: 84,21 km
Duration: 6:15 h
Difficulty: difficult