About Luxembourg

Located in the heart of Europe, Luxembourg is a cosmopolitan city that blends a rich history, modernity, and natural beauty. Renowned as an international financial hub and home to several European institutions, the city also boasts an impressive cultural heritage.

UNESCO Heritage and Architecture

Its historic centre and fortifications, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, are a delight for history and architecture enthusiasts. The city showcases stunning medieval and Renaissance architecture. Explore the Casemates du Bock, a network of underground tunnels with panoramic views of the Alzette Valley, reflecting Luxembourg’s strategic past. The modern architecture is offered by the art museum, Mudam, and the stunning Philharmonie.

Experience Luxembourg

Grand Ducal
Palace

The Grand Ducal Palace, an elegant blend of Gothic and Renaissance styles, serves as the official residence of the Grand Duke and a symbol of national heritage.

European
Capital

Home to key European Union institutions, Luxembourg City’s cosmopolitan vibe reflects its role as a hub for international cooperation and innovation.

Gastronomy &
Festive Spirit

The cuisine blends French, Belgian, and German influences, offering delights like Judd mat Gaardebounen and Quetschentaart. With year-round festivals and markets, the country offers magical Christmas events and lively summer celebrations.

Just a short drive from the city, Luxembourg’s Moselle Valley offers renowned wines, scenic vineyards, riverfront dining, local specialties, and welcoming wineries.

Weather

In late may, Luxembourg sees mild weather with temperatures between 17°C and 22°C (63°F to 72°F). Expect partly cloudy skies, occasional light rain, and light to moderate winds.