Cities & places in Luxembourg
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Highlights of Luxembourg
Camping de l'Our
Vianden, Luxembourg
he campsite is ideally located in a beautiful green setting on the bank of the Our …
La Boucherie
Luxemburg, Luxembourg
La Boucherie is a cosy, small and nice little restaurant in the centre of Luxembourg. The…
Hotel Du Commerce
Clervaux, Luxembourg
The Gindt Family welcomes you at Hotel Du Commerce, located at the foot of the old castle, on…
Mudam
Luxemburg, Luxembourg
I.M. Pei-designed modern art museum on the Kirchberg plateau.
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Mosconi
Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
Well known Michelin-starred Italian restaurant in the Grund district, on the bank of the…
Hotel Le Place d'Armes
Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
Luxury hotel in seven historic buildings on the central square of Luxembourg City, a member of…
Mullerthal Trail
Echternach, Luxembourg
Often called Little Switzerland, this area has rock formations and forests. The Mullerthal…
Vianden Castle
Vianden, Luxembourg
This large restored castle towers above the town and is one of the finest in Europe. The…
The Family of Man
Clervaux, Luxembourg
The castle of Clervaux houses this famous photography exhibition by Edward Steichen, included…
Bock Casemates
Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
These underground tunnels in the rock are part of the old fortress, a World Heritage Site.…
Mudam
Luxemburg, Luxembourg
I.M. Pei-designed modern art museum on the Kirchberg plateau.
Chemin de la Corniche
Luxemburg, Luxembourg
Promenade called 'Europe's most beautiful balcony' with views over the Alzette valley.
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About Luxembourg
The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is a small country landlocked by Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and France. Mainly because of its location it is a trilingual country; German, French and Dutch are spoken. The population is just over half a million inhabitants in an area of about 2.600 square kilometers. The landscape is mainly hilly, with a low mountain range called the Ardennes to the north.