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Cathedral Notre Dame Luxembourg
38 Reviews Jesuits built a church here in the 17th century, and two hundred years later it was promoted to the status of Cathedral. Its Gothic architecture and immense size makes it one of the most imposing...
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Historic City Center Luxembourg
56 Reviews The Rham Plateau is a high ground on the right bank of the river Alzette. It offers brilliant views of the Alzette valley and the Walls of Corniche. At the northern end of the Rham Plateau the Tower...
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Grand Ducal Palace Luxembourg
26 Reviews The Grand Ducal Palace was built in the 16th century in a Moorish-style architecture. Nowadays, this major sight of Luxembourg City attracts all the tourists and may be a reminder of fairy tale...
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Walking around Luxembourg
56 Reviews From the beginning the Neumünster Abbey was a hospital known as St John's Hospital but in 1547 Benedictine monks settled there and put up several new buildings. They stayed there until 1796 when they...
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Bridges Luxembourg
17 Reviews A wonder of its time, the Aldophe Bridge had the greatest stone arch span in the world when it was built in 1903. Connecting the old town in Haute Ville with the train station in Gare, it has become a...
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Monuments Luxembourg
15 Reviews This duchess reigned from 1919 to 1964 and was one of the best loved and admired leaders of the country. She stands, surrounded by government buildings and the Our Lady cathedral. The memorial has...
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Gellen Fra (Golden Lady) Luxembourg
11 Reviews The towering Gëlle Fra Memorial should draw you towards Place de la Constitution and a great place to start your tour of the city. The views from here across the Ville Basse and the Adolphe Bridge are...
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Museums Luxembourg
12 Reviews If you go to the casino expecting to be able to blow a fortune, then you'll be disappointed. The casino is now home to the forum of contemporary art, and has a dozen rooms, which either form a single...
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Having Fun, Passing Time Luxembourg
7 Reviews Actually, maybe I am guilty for all these changes because everytime when I take my umbrella there is beautiful sunny day and when I leave it at home there is rain... But if you will have a good day...
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Churches Luxembourg
8 Reviews The history of the Roman-Catholic Saint Michael's Church (Église Saint-Michel) dates back to 987 when a castle chapel was located on the same site. The current structure is from 1688. Due to its...
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Knuedler Luxembourg
8 Reviews The history of the Place Guillaume II dates back to the mid 13th century when it was the site of the church and the monastery of the Franciscan order. Place Guillaume II is also known as "Knuedler"...
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Special Events Luxembourg
4 Reviews Luxembourg's wine-growing community gathers at the start of December to announce the latest vintage of wine and crémant. Crémant is sparkling white wine similar to French champagne, with there being a...
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Theatre des Capucins Luxembourg
1 Review Theatre des Capucins Tourist Office of the City of Luxembourg organises quality of musical concerts in Theatre des Capucins. These are mostly competitions and lots of competitive participate in...
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The oldest and most beautiful part of Luxembourg city! There are museums, restaurants, galleries, concert halls, walking trails, ruins of the fortress whose bullwark is a World Heritage, small river, a church and lots of interesting corners to explore!
Just a town, nothing very special, but a crossroad, because it's on the railway, and if you want to visit other regions/places unreachable by bus, but in the area, most likely you'll arrive to Ettelburck by train first and then take one of the buses.The pedestrian area is quite nice, though, and there is this odd monument at its very beginning.
It's a very big artificial lake built for recreation purposes. There is a Recreation centre with boats, fishing, sailing, games, mini-golf, restaurant... There were a lot of campers along the shores as well. The water is very murky, though.
This is also sort of tourist trap. There re signs indicating the villa all over the city, announcing something huge and pompous. The villa is situated in a park near the lake and once you get there, there is nothing! There are just a few columns, freshly painted, and remains of the basis of the villa. Inside is the Didactic museum on the life of ancient Romans.
It's a very very beautiful town in Mullerthal, one of the bigger (5000 inhabitants), on the German border which is along Moselle river. The center is very pretty, especially the main square area with nice colourful facades. There are Roman ruins, lovely lake with big park around, several interesting museums, like Museum of Prehistory. Echternach is famous for the dancing procession, the only oneof its kind in the whole world that takes place on Whit Tuesday. The St-Willibrord Basilica with its crypt is claimed to be the most important religious building in Luxembourg. The old parish church of St.Peter and St.Paul is said to be the oldest Christian sanctuary in the country. There are also old patrician houses as well as the oldest gothic house in Luxembourg.
Parish church is very close to the castle. It was built in 1910 in the Rhenish-Romanesque style, and it's made of local stone. Behind it there is a walking trail throught the woods on the hill towards the Abbey.
It's the most impressive photograph exhibitions I've ever seen! It displays images in black & white of people from all over the world, of all ages, from babies to elders, in many different occasions, scenes, emotions, customs... It's one of the world ’s largest photo exhibitions, realised in 1955 by Edward Steichen for the “Museum of Modern Art ” in New York. It's an absolute must see!!!Open from March 1 to December 31from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 a.m.to 6p.m..Open on Monday from April toSeptember.Closed in January andFebruary.Admission fees:adults 4,50 eur ,adults in a group (min.12 people) 3 eur ,stu-dents and children (10 to 15 years) 2,50 eur .Guided visits on request.Closed from14.11.2004 to 01.04.2005.All-inclusive fees for “The Family of Man ”,exhibition models of ancient Luxembourgcastles and Battle of the Bulge Museumfrom June 1 to September 15,adults 7 eur ,groups 4 eur...
In the center of Clervaux, a bit elevated from the pedestrian area of the downtown 8but reachable also by labyrinth streets in the old town!) there is the feudal castle from the 12th century which hosts several exhibitions out ofwhich the most impressive one is “The Family of Man ” and it's a world heritage of Unesco. The other exhibitions are Models of Ancient Luxembourg Castles (Admission fees:adults 2,50 EUR) and Battle of the Bulge Museum.
It's a lovely town up north, about 45' by train from Luxembourg City. The downtown is very cute (like all the other cities in Luxembourg), with narrow colourful streets full of flowers, shops, bars, restaurants, museums... On the top there is a castle and cathedral, with a picturesque trail to the abbey. It has 85 kilometres of well marked trails with viewpoints.
Luxembourg is situated in a very lovely hilly area full of forests, fields, vallies and rivers, lakes and truly relaxing, beautiful landscapes! Take a bus/car ride, especially in Ardennes region which is famous for splendid nature, and enjoy!
Sofitel Luxembourg Luxembourg
1 Review and 151 Opinions The Sofitel is definetly an very well managed, clean place with a friendly staff and delicious food....
Hotel Eden au Lac Echternach
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Hotel Petry Vianden
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