Luxembourg

Temples & religious sites

Notre-Dame Cathedral

Notre-Dame Cathedral in Luxembourg City had its cornerstone laid in 1613 as a Jesuit church. It is the country's only cathedral, built primarily in late Gothic style with Renaissance decorative touches throughout.

Castles & palaces

Grand Ducal Palace

The Grand Ducal Palace, located in Luxembourg City, serves as the official residence of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg. Right in the heart of the city, it offers a glimpse of royal grandeur.

Nature

Gutland

A region spanning southern and central Luxembourg that makes up a large part of the country. It borders the Oesling to the north and the German frontier area to the east.

Temples & religious sites

Saint Michael's Church, Luxembourg

A Roman Catholic church located at the Fish Market in the Ville Haute district of Luxembourg City's old town. This historic place of worship in the heart of the city is well worth a stop on a walk.

Museums & galleries

Mudam

Mudam is a museum of modern art located in the Kirchberg district of Luxembourg City, on the site of the former Fort Thüngen. It's conveniently close to the European Union institutions nearby, making it easy to combine with a visit to the area.

Culture & venues

Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg

Opened in 1964, the Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg is the country's leading venue for theater, opera, and ballet. A renovation in the early 2000s further improved its stage and sound facilities.

Culture & venues

Philharmonie Luxembourg

A concert hall in the Kirchberg district of Luxembourg City, opened in 2005. With nearly 400 performances a year, it's a great place to enjoy classical music.

Castles & palaces

Fortress of Luxembourg

The Fortress of Luxembourg once encircled the city, but most of it was demolished starting in 1867. Traces of its former role as a key strategic stronghold in Europe can still be found throughout the city center.