Sign in with Facebook
Hotel Class: 
4 Stars - 5 Opinions
Place de la Gare 32, BP 2480, Luxembourg City, Luxembourg, 1024, Luxembourg
Check Rates and Availability
of people enjoy staying here
5 Opinions
Remains of the Fortress, Luxembourg City
Mix of seasons
The Cercle Building
HERE !
hello, i am Spanish, 23 years old, and i will be moving to Luxembourg in Feb/March. I have no idea where i will be living, but i am looking for somethi relatively cheap in the city centre. If i can find a room mate, even better! ANy suggestions where i can start to look?
http://www.justlanded.com/english/luxembourg/tools/classifieds or google gabinohome, easyflatshare.
Hi
I saw your post about surviving in Luxembourg. Can I ask how you got on? I have been offered a job there and want to know if I could survive on 1700 net?
Thanks Keith
Hi
I saw your email an virtual tourist. My sister will be moving to Luxembourg shortly, to work there. She is looking for long term accomodation preferably self catering. Had you managed to find somewhere to stat? Any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks
Hi
I saw your email an virtual tourist. My sister will be moving to Luxembourg shortly, to work there. She is looking for long term accomodation preferably self catering. Had you managed to find somewhere to stay? Any help would be greatly appreciated. thanks
Tourist Information Office is situated in the beautiful building of City Palace. Helpful staff welcomes warmly to every one (at least me) and they speak very good English. You can get city map for free and a guide for Euro 1. There are also other information available in the office.
This whole area is known as 'Grund' (that must translate to Ground').
The long building (under the cranes) in the background used to be a hospital with 3 meter thick walls to protect against cannonball fire. It is nowadays the national archive.
The language of Luxembourg is Luxembourgish. A mix of French, Dutch, German.
The guide told us it is not a written language. I suppose (but did not see) there are writings in Luxembourgish but people do not correspond in it.
For a Dutch person the sounds are familiar, you're almost waiting to understand what people are saying but you simply can't!
The official language is French but the newspapers are in German!
The Onze-Lieve-Vrouwekerk (our lady) became cathedral in 1870, functioning as a parish church.
The looks of the city are also typical because of the three sharp pointed towers of this church.
The northern entrance, sculptured in the years between 1613 and 1615, is the masterpiece of Daniel Muller.
The church used to belong to a Jesuit College. First stone was laid on May 7th, 1613. The architect of this flamboyant gothic church is a Belgian Jesuit named Jean de Block.
Another side trip by car led us to Echternach, which is located about 35 km northeast of Luxembourg-City, just at the border to Germany.
It is the oldest town in Luxembourg and therefore has some historic sights to offer. Among them is the Abbey of Echternach whose history dates back to the 7th century.
The other church worth seeing in town is the parish church of St. Peter and Paul.
Another highlight of Echternach is its market square which is surrounded by ancient buildings like the Gothic Old Town Hall (15th century).
Sponsored Links
Near President Hotel
Step Up from President Hotel
Great Hotels for Less
Q: emergency stay 14/3/11 3 people "Hi, my daughter and two friends (2 girls, 1 boy) are on a charity hitchhike to Poland and are on the train to luxembourg. They..."
A: "your date says '3', but since we are in April, I guess '4' is what you mean?"
Sponsored Links
Latest Luxembourg hotel reviews
Sponsored Links
We've found that other people looking for this hotel also know it by these names:
Address: Place de la Gare 32, BP 2480, Luxembourg City, Luxembourg, 1024, Luxembourg
Check Rates and Availability (from our partners)
