Top 50 things to do and attractions in Luxembourg City

It ok, quite expensive for a few casements. Most the views are either obscured or the same as the last casement, you visited. I don’t think it’s worth €10 and adult. Don’t get me wrong, it’s an impressive feat of workmanship but you don’t really need to go inside to see them. Take photos from the top and the battlements on the bridge instead.

I visited Casemates du Bock and honestly, it was an amazing experience! The underground tunnels are full of history and mystery — it feels like stepping back in time. The view from the top is breathtaking, especially overlooking Luxembourg City. The place is well maintained and easy to explore. I’d really recommend visiting in the morning when it’s less crowded. Perfect spot for history lovers and photographers. Truly one of the most unique and memorable places in Luxembourg😍😍😍

Nice caves in the cliffs -There was only 1 person in line when i got here around 5 pm. -You get a map of the cave, but its pretty simple, you walk down looking at the rooms/lookouts, there is a few cannons, a well. -On the way out you cross the gate bridge on the inside level

I went on a Sunday at 1130 with their official guided tour which was hosted in English. The tour also offers other languages but do check and reserve your spot in advance as they do not open tours every hour/every day. The guided tour gave a lot of important information about the history of the Casemates, but also the city and urban planning in general. There were hardly any text printed out for visitors to read if you enter without any audio guide/tour guide. Therefore, remember to collect an pamphlet before entering the site if you want to know more about the history of the site. If you want to have more flexibility in exploring and taking photos at the site, I would suggest to explore on your own pace instead of joining the guided tour.

Going around the Casemates was amazing. Our tour guide was absolutely outstanding. Really do recommend paying the extra €8 and getting a tour because they are full of historic information about the history of the Casemates as well as some of the history about Luxembourg itself had a fantastic time took a roundabout about an hour and 15 minutes but it’s well worth a visit!

We were able to buy tickets when we arrived, which was convenient. Students can get tickets for €8 and I was not asked to show any ID. There is very minimal signage and none of it is in English, but they provide a pamphlet in multiple languages with helpful information. The views of the city are great and you get to see everything from a completely different angle than you would from the street. I am directionally challenged and got turned around a couple of times, but it was still easy to find the way out. I am 160 cm and did not feel like the space was small, but my friend who is 170 cm had to watch her head in a few spots. If you are taller than 180 cm, some areas may feel low and not very comfortable to move through. Overall, it was worth the visit.

A Weekend Well Spent in Luxembourg! Classmates Luxembourg was an absolute delight! We were lucky with the weather, which made our visit even better. We spent hours walking around, exploring the stunning views from various angles, and truly soaking in the beauty of the surroundings. We drove there by car and had no trouble finding parking—plenty of space, no waiting, and reasonably priced. The area is well-equipped with restaurants and food stalls, perfect for grabbing a quick bite on the go. Overall, it was a wonderful weekend escape. Highly recommended for anyone looking to unwind and enjoy some breathtaking scenery!

After you pass William Square you can find the Grand Ducal Palace. The palace was built in 1572 it has been the residence of the Grand Duke since 1890. It represents Luxembourg's monarchy and is a popular tourist attraction. Every hour there is a soldier replacement event, the senior soldier combined with another soldier will arrive to the palace gate, the arrived solider will swap his place with resident soldier, after they leave the solider will guard the place front gate by moving back and forth in harmony way. Worth to watch.

A unique look inside Luxembourg’s royal residence. Worth it all the way! The Grand Ducal Palace is open to the public only during the summer months (usually mid-July to early September). Tickets are 18€ in 2025 and should be booked about a week in advance through the website of the Luxembourg City Tourist Office, as spots sell out really quickly. Also be aware that airport-like security checks are in place when entering the building, so go light. Guided tours last about 75 min out of which 45 min inside the Palace. You’ll visit official state rooms, ceremonial halls, and learn about the history of the monarchy and the building’s architecture. Photography inside is not allowed unless on private tour/invitation, so enjoy the marvelous things during the tour.

The official residence of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg, the palace is not generally open to the palace.The building looks Neo-Renaissance and is surprisingly close to William Square and almost intimately close to the street. Just outside the front entrance are the palace guards. Not if guards march up and down the entrance regularly, but they spent a good 10 minutes marching up and down when I was there about mid afternoon. A nice landmark building in the city.

The must visit place in Luxembourg city. Can see the Kind and Queen from 5 meter distance. Very old palace. Try the food just in-front of the palace gate too.

It was my first time seeing them on the balcony, I was standing there for 3 hours but it was worth it.

The Palace of Grand Duke is a must-see place in Luxembourg. Even though 200 years ago it used to be just a city hall building, duke Adolphe changed it into a real palace. Normally you can see the palace only from outside but during the holiday season the royal family goes on vacation and everyone can book a guided tour from July to the end of August. Don't miss the chance to see splendid gold-coated interiors!

Touristic point to be visited , can be seen only from outside .

Heavenly! The stained glass was gorgeous! The morning sunlight filled the church with jeweled toned colors! The organ music was richer than any I had ever heard! I don't know if it was the organ or the organist or the acoustics or all three together, but the sound was divine! The priest was dressed in exquisite vestments and sang like it was a concert performance! If Jesus would have returned at the end of the service, I would not have been surprised!

I visited Notre-Dame after it was suggested by TripAdvisor, and I’m so glad I followed that tip — it truly felt like one of the highlights of my time in Luxembourg. Tucked into the city in a way that still feels central, the church manages to be both grand and incredibly intimate. From the moment I stepped inside, the atmosphere encouraged slow breathing and quiet observation. The soft light moving across the stonework and through the stained glass made everything feel gentle and peaceful, like time had softened its edges for a little while. The volunteers and staff were warm and welcoming without being intrusive, offering a short, friendly introduction that gave helpful context without rushing the experience. There are lovely little corners perfect for sitting and collecting your thoughts, and I found myself lingering longer than planned simply because it felt so restorative. The combination of soothing architecture and a calm, respectful hum of low conversation made it an ideal place to recharge between more bustling sightseeing stops. I particularly enjoyed watching how the light changed as the afternoon moved on — it gave the interior a new mood every few minutes, and made my short visit feel quietly cinematic. Afterward I wandered to a nearby café and carried that sense of calm with me for the rest of the day. If you’re looking for a relaxing cultural break, whether you’re into architecture, reflective moments, or gentle music (they sometimes have short recitals that add a beautiful soundtrack to the space), Notre-Dame is a wonderful pick. Tip: go earlier in the day for the best light and a quieter vibe. Overall, this was a serene and friendly experience — the kind of place that makes you pause, breathe, and appreciate the slower moments of travel. Highly recommended.

I visited Notre-Dame Cathedral in Luxembourg on Christmas Eve, and the atmosphere was truly unforgettable. The entire cathedral was glowing with warm candlelight and soft golden tones, filled with the sound of carols and quiet prayer. There was a sense of peace and reverence that made the evening feel sacred, even for someone just passing through. The soaring ceilings, intricate stained glass, and the gentle murmur of people gathering in silence made it one of the most emotional travel moments I’ve ever experienced. It wasn’t just beautiful — it felt meaningful. A place where stillness meets spirit.

I visited the Cathédrale Notre-Dame in Luxembourg, and it was such a peaceful and beautiful place. The architecture is truly stunning — every corner has amazing details. Inside, the atmosphere feels calm and spiritual, even if you’re not religious. I loved the stained-glass windows; they look magical when sunlight shines through. It’s also very clean and well maintained. A must-visit place if you’re in Luxembourg City — full of history, art, and quiet charm

A really beautiful cathedral in the centre of Luxembourg City. The architecture is impressive from the outside with its tall towers and detailed design, and inside it feels very peaceful and spiritual. The stained glass windows are amazing, especially when the sunlight comes through them. There are also nice statues and decorations everywhere. You can feel the history of the place while walking around. It’s not very big compared to some other European cathedrals but it’s still very special and definitely worth a visit if you are in Luxembourg. The area around it is also very nice to walk and explore.

The only cathedral in Luxembourg. Built in the Gothic style, but with many Renaissance elements. It has an interesting interior, and since I'm not a fan of lavish golden walls and decorations in such buildings, you won't see much of it here either

Beautiful church and definitely worth checking out. The crypt was unfortunately closed during my visit and I am not sure what the hours are for that area, but the main part of the church is still very impressive.

Great museum with the biggest elevator in Europe! Good AC in summer, free water and menstrual products!!! I wish they had some magnets in the museum shop, I didn't buy anything now.

Entrance fee: €5. Opens at 10am and closed on Mondays. It is upsetting that they refused to let me in earlier to wait indoors even though it's pouring outside and I was there just 10 mins before opening hours. Well at least they weren't racist as another group of US visitors were also made to wait outside in the cold and wetness. Brief history of the city, in terms of content, I didn't find much interesting but I would still recommend visiting to see the building itself. It's housed in old buildings from the Middle Ages, but they've done a great job with the interior design that preserved the charming old stone structures while incorporating modern tech such as the panoramic lift that is surrounded by these walls. On Level 2, there's also a terrace one can walk out to for a scenic view of the surroundings but unfortunately it was raining when I was there so I didn't make it out onto the terrace. The exhibit that left the deepest impression here is the Panoramic circular painting. Spanning 17m in length, it depicts architectural landscape and everyday life in Luxembourg under Spanish rule. Amazing painting, standing in the middle of it really makes you feel like you are in the town, walking in the middle of the street. Backpacks are not allowed in the museum but they do have free lockers for you to store them. I also appreciate that they offer free water dispenser here and of course, clean toilets. I was done in about 1.5 hrs covering the 3 floors slowly.

Amazing museum! I highly recommend it to anyone, either a resident of the Luxembourg or a visitor! They have pretty beautiful exhibitions! I appreciate also the permanent exhibition about the history of the city. The staff is friendly. There is drinkable water and nice huge elevator. Moreover, there is s nice panoramic view of the city. The price of the entry is quite low. I am sure you gonna love it. Luxembourg City has plenty if things to offer!

Beautiful museum, very informative. We arrived in Luxembourg in the early afternoon with the goal of exploring the city and getting a few bites to eat. My partner wanted to explore this museum. It was €5 per person. Reception was very friendly and explained how to go through the museum— bottom to top. The 4th floor was unfortunately closed for renovations, so we were unable to see that. However, the rest of the museum was extremely detailed. We loved the topological maps on the lower levels. Our favorite section was floor 5. You can get postcard paper and stamp it throughout the exhibit, creating a wonderful view of Luxembourg.

This museum combines history with technology to create a unique interactive experience. The cities history is lovingly curated and presented in chronological order via the museum's layout. The centerpiece that brings it all together is the massive five story glass elevator that is woven into the medieval buildings structure, which is an incredible attraction of its own. accord.

The museum is very interesting and cognitive. There are 5 floors showing the history of Luxembourg from foundation to the modern day. Lots of historical artefacts, pictures and models of the city at different times. There’s a beautiful view from the top terrace and very slow moving glass elevator.

🏙️ The City Museum was really interesting! 🎓 Free entry for students under 26 — nice bonus! 📊 You’ll find all kinds of exhibits, from creatively presented Luxembourg statistics to history about the German occupation and daily life of Luxembourgers. 🗳️ There are also interactive parts explaining the roles of the Grand Duke, mayors, and citizens — basically, how the political system works. 💌 And the best part — at the end, you can make your own postcard print to take home!

This beautifully designed building has over 6km2 of floor space arranged over 3 floors, although the space is sparsely populated. I would describe the collection as more contemporary art, rather than modern art. I enjoyed the One or Several Tigers and Japanese WWII video exhibitions. Most of the art was not that interesting, although I liked the twisted spiral staircase.

Lovely museum not too far from the city centre. Entry is €10 per adult which is reasonably fair price as the gallery is quite large. No booking in advance required, and there is a nice cafe where you can indulge in some cake and coffee

Amazing museum, 4.5/5, some minor details like more engaging and clear descriptions and seperation of sounds coming from video works. Another point would maybe be informing the staff a bit about the exhibition. When skimming the brochure i saw the "road movie" not realising that it was a conceptual movie i asked where i could see it since it seemed like one of the most important works from the artist. But they pointed me around in wrong directions, non conceptually I think 🤨? After waiting for a specific video i looked it up and realised my mistake. But overal great curation and choice of featured artist, very nice books in the giftshop btw!

I started my day here before walking back through the historical sites to the city. All of the works here are modern art, not so many collections but the space, both inside and outside added the worth visiting here. The museum offers one nice cafe that can fit up to 40-50 people.

The exhibition pieces were interesting but I could not grasp every story behind it. It’s definitely very modern. But the building in itself is worth a visit. Side note they also accept German disability IDs and you and your accompaniment can for free.

While the modern art downstairs was interesting to say the least, and definitely not up my alley, the paintings and sculptures were beautiful. Ticket prices were €10 each, which is reasonable, and there was a nice café inside. A nice place to visit.

Interesting place to view. Normally you have to pay for the entry. But on Wednesday evening, as from 19:00 o'clock, the museum is free. I was there to look at an exhibition. But they organise some interesting activities which encourages communication with other people. It was like knowing more about cultures and everything.

It’s really great that this museum is free—no reservation needed, you can just walk in, which makes it easy to visit while strolling around the old town. The entrance has lockers, so it’s convenient if you're carrying things. Although the collection isn't very large, I really liked how the exhibits were displayed. The interior features stone walls that seem like they could be part of historic ruins, adding to the museum's atmosphere and fitting well with its theme. The one downside is that there were no English explanations or translations for the displays, which was surprising in such an international setting. On the plus side, the lighting was well done, the museum kept a peaceful quiet, and staff were present throughout.

5 stars because it’s a fairly large museum and entrance was free! There weren’t many visitors in here which was surprising but also nice because it meant I had the place to myself. Museum has several floors which spans through history and also some modern art.

Free entry to the permanent exhibitions on floors -5 prehistory through the Roman Gallic periods -4321 or something - I spent a lot of time looking at the old masters on +4 level and it was a great place to linger. We probably spent two hours here preferring to be out of the rain on a nasty extreme weather day.

I really enjoyed visiting the National Museum in Luxembourg! The paintings were beautiful, and the museum has several levels in two connected buildings. The entrance was free, and it wasn’t crowded at all on a Sunday afternoon around lunchtime, perfect for a relaxed visit.

A very nice museum! Very broad set of art, going from prehistoric times to modern art, you will for sure find interest in this museum and it is free!! Do not miss the mosaic level -2, personal favorite (: On top of the art pieces in themselves, the buildings are nicely taken care of, very dynamic presentations, nice views of the city. It’s a stop that is worth to make when visiting the city of luxembourg.

Free admission. My visit took about 2 hours — and I’m not even a history enthusiast. What I liked: The architecture is modern and creative, with clever use of the rock and space. The curatorial work is diverse and engaging, with participatory elements that invite visitors to interact. I enjoyed the wide scope of the collection, starting with prehistory (deep in the rock in the lowest underground floor), through the Roman era, and continuing all the way to the 20th century and beyond. The Roman artifacts were particularly fascinating, and the exhibition as a whole really conveyed the uniqueness of Luxembourg. As a fan of early 20th-century art, I was looking forward to the top floor — which was a bit modest but still thoughtfully presented. Highlights for me: The dramatic stairwell views. The large Roman villa mosaic. The massive artwork in the main hall made of hundreds of images. A small but excellent Edward Steichen photography exhibition. What could improve: The maze of floors, staircases, and two buildings can be disorienting — better signage would help. Recommendation: A true gem. Forget about the paid city museum and come here instead — it’s free, rich, and memorable.

Very nice surprise! First it was free (9 august 2025) then to see works by Picasso, De Chirico, Magritte, Lucas Cranach and early italian paintings! And big mosaic! Plus, the museum is quite big and there is a lot to see. Plus, the stuff was nice.

A festive heart of Luxembourg during the Christmas season! I visited William Square during the Christmas market, and the atmosphere was absolutely magical. The square transforms into a cozy winter wonderland with charming stalls offering affordable mulled wine, popcorn, and Luxembourg-themed souvenirs — perfect for gift shopping or just enjoying the holiday vibes. The city organizes everything beautifully: heated areas, pop-up bars, and festive decorations create a warm and welcoming space to celebrate the season. It’s not just a market — it feels like the whole city gathers here to slow down and enjoy.

A small market held every Wednesday and Saturday. Vendors selling fruit vegetables,bread,cakes eateries,coffee etc etc etc,hot food stands as well selling a vast array of products, definitely worth a visit

Very clean and bougie square. Good parking underneath the square and big enough for a full size european SUV like and X5 or similar vehicle up to 2m tall. Very safe area, close to many good food places, Notre Dame and other sites. Worth seeing once if you get a chance.

Great place for tourists to hang around & enjoy Luxembourg one of the richest countries in the world. Quite, laid back, good views in walking distance & what a history it has

This public Square has been around since the 13th century and it's named for The Dutch king William II, who was also the Grand Duke of Luxembourg at the time. Although not the most popular square with tourists, there are several landmarks including the town hall and an equestrian statue of the eponymous king.

The Mäertchen is a cherished traditional market held annually in Luxembourg City, closely tied to the religious observance known as the Octave of Our Lady of Luxembourg. This event honors the Virgin Mary, the patron saint of both the Grand Duchy and its capital.  ⸻ 📜 Historical Background The origins of the Mäertchen date back to the 17th century during the Octave pilgrimage, which began in 1666 amid a devastating plague. Believers sought solace and healing by venerating a wooden statue of the Virgin Mary, believed to possess miraculous powers. Over time, this pilgrimage evolved into a significant religious tradition, attracting pilgrims from across the country and the Greater Region to Luxembourg City. The Mäertchen emerged as a complementary event, providing sustenance and goods to fasting pilgrims visiting the city for mass.   ⸻ 📍 Location: Place Guillaume II (William Square) The market is traditionally set up in Place Guillaume II, also known as William Square, situated in the heart of Luxembourg City’s historic center. This square serves as a vibrant hub for various cultural events and gatherings throughout the year.   ⸻ 🛍️ What to Expect Visitors to the Mäertchen can explore a variety of stalls offering:  • Traditional Luxembourgish or ethnic foods: Local delicacies and seasonal treats. • Handcrafted goods: Artisan products and souvenirs.  • Religious items: Objects associated with the pilgrimage and local traditions.  The market provides a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in Luxembourg’s and international cultural heritage and experience the city’s communal spirit. ⸻ 🗓️ Event Duration The Mäertchen typically spans 16 days, commencing on the third Saturday after Easter and concluding on Pentecost Sunday. In 2025, the event is scheduled to run from May 3rd to May 18th.  ⸻ 🚶‍♂️ Visiting Tips • Accessibility: Place Guillaume II is easily accessible by public transportation, with nearby bus and tram stops.  • Nearby Attractions: While in the area, consider visiting the Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Grand Ducal Palace, and the National Museum of History and Art.  • Local Cuisine: Take the opportunity to sample Luxembourgish and ethnic dishes. ⸻ Whether you’re a local resident or a visitor, the Mäertchen offers a delightful blend of tradition, culture, and community spirit, making it a must-experience event in Luxembourg City’s annual calendar. 

It is a nice pretty square in the heart of Luxembourg City but is hardly any different from most other European town squares in essence. Make a beeline for this place while coming from the Notre Dame cathedral to cover the sights and sounds of Luxembourg City.

Free entry for this fantastic reconstructed fort and museum. The museum does a great job telling the overall military history of Luxembourg. I think it does a much better job than the museum in the city. I took a bus here then walked down. On the way, Google tells you to go through a path which cuts through the woods which isn’t the most accessible.

My favourite place in Luxembourg. With exhibition indoor and nice arrangements outdoor make Fort Thungen an ideal point of interest for both history and photography enthusiasts.

I popped over to Fort Thungen on a sunny afternoon and it turned out to be one of those easy, low-effort outings that leave you pleasantly surprised. The walk from the tram station is short and simple — about a 10-minute stroll — which makes it a perfect stop if you’re exploring the area or just want a quick break from the bustle. Signs are clear and the route feels safe and pleasant, even with luggage or small kids in tow. The fort itself is a calm little pocket of history tucked into the modern city. It’s not overwhelming or crowded, and the restored walls and walkways make for a gentle, interesting wander. There are spots with lovely views where you can pause and take a few photos or just sit and watch people go by. The atmosphere is relaxed rather than museum-silent, so it’s easy to enjoy whether you’re solo, with a partner, or with family. I’d definitely recommend combining the visit with the nearby Modern Art Museum — it’s just a short walk away and adds a nice contrast to the historical feel of the fort. After inside exhibits, stepping back outside to the park is refreshing. The green spaces around the fort are well kept: paths for a slow walk, benches for reading or snacking, and plenty of room to breathe. If you’re into picnics or a quiet afternoon with a book, this is the kind of place that fits that mood perfectly. Practical tips: wear comfortable shoes for the little incline around the fort, bring a light jacket if it’s breezy up on the walls, and allow an hour or two if you plan to pop into the museum as well. If you’re just after a quick view and some fresh air, 30–45 minutes can be enough. All in all, Fort Thungen is a lovely, low-key stop — easy to reach, pleasant to walk around, and nicely paired with the Modern Art Museum and the surrounding park. It’s one of those spots where you can slow down for a bit and enjoy a peaceful corner of the city. Highly recommend if you want a relaxed outing that’s simple to get to.

A Hidden Gem in Luxembourg City! A fascinating historical site in the heart of Luxembourg City. The fort is beautifully restored and offers great views of the surroundings. The Musée Dräi Eechelen inside is free and very informative. Perfect spot for a peaceful walk and a bit of local history. Highly recommended for both tourists and locals!

No complaints about the fort itself, free admission & plenty of Luxembourg history, there is also a roof terrace you can walk on too. Bit of a short steep hike to get here from the Pfaffenthal lift as we did, unless maybe you get the tram to the Philharmonie / Mudam tram stop & walk from there. The receptionist is authoritarian seemingly just for the sake of it however which sullies the experience. For example, you MUST get a ticket from her even if you aren’t bothering with the museum, if perhaps you only want to access the toilet for instance, because ‘toilets are for guests & guests need tickets’ but when you then ask for the ticket, they don’t actually issue physical tickets because ‘guests don’t need one’ ?! I would question why you need tickets at all if it’s free entry with no ID requirements tbh: they were hardly busy to the point of capacity, on the contrary, when we visited, it was relatively quiet.

Free museum, with good views from the roof and surrounding gardens. Need €1 coin for locker, if you bring a bag.

Very cool and beautiful museum to visit

Beautiful spaces, interesting expositions, fun events, cool jazz concerts on many Sunday mornings and a nice bistrot in the patio.

This whole area is really amazing. You keep going and will keep finding the picturesque points with all the hidden the routes between the fort walls and lake flowing around covered in the vertical greenery. It’s full of amazing hidden points and needs which can be explored as per the availability of time…even seating there and feeling the environment was really amazing at this place.

Pleasant and calm with lovely views over the river and fortifications

worth to visit! beautiful and stunning!

Superb place, great architecture and picturesque

Beautiful scenery, go in the evening to appreciate it all.

Nice abbey set in the old part of town and next to a river. Worth a visit.

I've been here a few times and each time, service gets worse. We were the only people in the upstairs area and had to go and ask where our food was after 25 minutes. The food, when it arrived, was good - the lentil and couscous salad was great, and the accompanying sauces were gorgeous. The chocolates are nice but this place is a victim of its own success - I think the thinking is, the clientele are tourists who won't return, hence the sloppy service. Bad move.

We went there upon a friend’s recommendation. Since it’s located close to the city center, it’s very popular & was super crowded when we went. Luckily we got a spot to sit upstairs after only 5 mins of waiting. We already picked out our cake, from the wide array of options… plenty to choose from! We chose a Chocolate caramel cake & a pistachio slice. The cakes were delivered to our table quickly. But we had to wait for more than 30 minutes for someone to even give us a menu for the drinks… and then another 15-20 mins for someone to come take our order for the drinks. They seem to be super busy, but more than 30 mins for taking a drink order is a bit of a wait. Finally, our drinks arrived and they have great vegan milk alternative options and different kinds of chocolate on a spoon. We got the 60% and 70% cocoa with the milk and it comes with some whipped cream and marshmallows on the side! It was delicious and the chocolate was super rich and creamy. The cake portions were really generous and the cakes were the perfect amount of sweet and the frosting was amazing!! I would recommend but perhaps beware that it gets super duper crowded on weekends.

Really packed but honestly, understandable. The hot chocolate selection is great, the cakes super tasty and the ambience rustic and enjoyable. The location is also great, with a beautiful view of the Duke’s palace. Highly recommend!!

They serve local dishes. We tried the Gromperenzalot mat Wirschtercher, which was good and was served with a lot of potato salad. We also tried the vegetarian dish - Vegetaresch Kniddelen mat Rahm a fresch Kraiderzooss (aka flour dumplings). When our order arrived, they had mistakenly added ham to the dumplings. They took it back to the kitchen and just removed most of the ham, which is totally wrong!! We were not happy. Overall, the server was not friendly and we did not feel welcomed from the start. We do not recommend this place! The restaurant did have some interesting looking chocolates and cakes plus they served chocolate drinks.

Very very packed but we managed to get a table outside. It was quite cold but honestly it made the hot chocolate even better! We selected our chocolate spoons from inside, ordered a slice of carrot cake from their enormous array of cakes and got a ticket for our order before going outside. The waitress asked us what kind of milk we wanted before shortly bringing us our mugs, a big vegetarian marshmallow for our drinks, and our cake. It was very packed but the service was incredible, the carrot cake was delicious (marzipan icing with almond flakes on top!) and there were blankets available. Worst part was going to pay and waiting in line beside the very tempting chocolate counter!

The Wonder Shop, Willie Wonka's Chocolate Factory, the Taste Lab, a step back in time, a treasure chest in the heart of Luxembourg 🇱🇺 City. Incredible craftsmanship and professionalism can transform every dream into chocolate. I could go on forever, but no words would be enough to describe this immense pleasure for the palate and the eyes! ♥️

A really cozy place to enjoy a hot chocolate on a chilly day. They serve hot chocolate spoons in a variety of flavors that you can dip into the hot milk they provide. It tastes rich and creamy, and it comes with a separate serving of whipped cream and a marshmallow cube. The place can get a bit crowded, but with two floors for dine in, there’s usually space to find a spot. Prices are a bit higher than elsewhere in Europe, but that's alright given its central location in Luxembourg City, in front of the grand ducal palace.

I visited the Philharmonie in Luxembourg two hours before a concert. We had a guided tour. The halls are very beautiful, and the building is splendid and very bright. We also enjoyed a snack. The apple tart is delicious! The concert was very well organized, and the waiting time to enter the auditorium was not long. I highly recommend it. We will come more often.

Beautiful place especially during sunset. This place feels very much safer than Germany and France. No break in of car and no robbery. A lot of police cars roaming around. Feel secured. Safety first especially traveling with family. Good job Luxe, beautiful country and nice people.

Exceptional modern building with beautiful stage and incredible acoustics. If you are in Luxembourg try to visit it at on event preferable about or with music. Usually the performances are more than what you may expect. Full of professionalism in every detail. Comparably speaking you find tickets in good prices.Try even the free performances.

Located in Kirchberg, close to the European institutions🏢, Philarmonie is a modern architectural gem, designed by Christian de Portzamparc that was inaugurated in 2005. It has a special acoustics system that contains the 823 white stainless steel pillars part of the design of the building. The grand auditorium is considered to have one of the best 10 acoustics in the world.🌍 It has a minimalistic modern style and a perfect sound🎶🎼 and view towards the scene, no matter where you stay. The Chamber Music Hall 🎼is also another architectural masterpiece with a perfect sound. It's interestingly shaped ceiling is decorated with the signs of the zodiac. I have personally attended musical events in both Halls and I must say that, even though it can not be compared with classical Opera houses in terms of architecture and details, I was amazed by it's minimalistic modern architecture, and the perfect sound anywhere you stay. 👏🥰👍🤩 Philarmonie is a perfect place to attend musical events and to feel immersed in a modern yet cozy atmosphere. 👍⭐️🍷🎼🤩

The Philharmonie Luxembourg is one of Europe’s most prestigious concert halls, located in the heart of the Kirchberg district in Luxembourg City. Inaugurated in 2005 and designed by renowned architect Christian de Portzamparc, the building is instantly recognizable for its modern, elliptical design and the 823 slender columns that surround it, symbolizing transparency and openness. The main hall, Grand Auditorium, offers exceptional acoustics and seats over 1,400 guests, making it ideal for symphonic concerts, operas, and international performances. The Philharmonie is home to the Orchestre Philharmonique du Luxembourg (OPL) and hosts a diverse range of concerts, from classical and jazz to world music and contemporary works. With a strong commitment to educational programs and community engagement, it also offers workshops, family concerts, and youth events. The Philharmonie Luxembourg is more than a concert hall—it's a cultural landmark and a symbol of artistic excellence in the Grand Duchy.

Stunning architecture surrounds the area, and there's also the 'I Love Luxembourg' logo, perfect for taking photos. This spot is located close to Fort Thüngen.

Concert on 3 Dec 2024 was very special. The building is a very modern, comfortable seats, acoustics were perfect.

Extremely fun and interactive museum, hours will go by in this place of wonder and they will feel like minutes, a three story expansive experience that suits all types of people and all age groups. I highly encourage you to visit: the touch screen interactive experience as well as the surprise drawers full of history, heritage and natural knowledge will keep you busy, and the hundreds of animals and insects depicted will keep you captivated. I got educated on various different species, facts and history today! I tried to go through every part of the museum but I’m certain there is a couple of secret drawers I missed and tables of content I overlooked. Incredible amount of knowledge and a beautiful display of animals and insects both extinct and still existing, both in digital form and mostly in physical real size perfectly realistic embodiments. Mousi enjoyed the museum just as much as I did ! He gave it a 10/10 🐭

Lovely museum very clean and tidy. Plenty to see and very informative.Mist of the information is in french or German, but it's quite easy to work out what it's about. It has a cafe and gift shop and also an outdoor seating area with parasols. Well worth visiting, great for children too.

Very beautiful museum! We loved it! Despite the masses of foreign tourists we never felt trapped or stuck. Everything is very good organized and the paths are big enough to walk around. Absolute recommendation!

We visited the Naturmusée in Luxembourg with our 2½-year-old son, and it was a wonderful experience for a toddler 😊 He loved the animals, the bright displays, and everything he could explore up close 🐠🦋 The museum is calm, easy to walk through, and very family-friendly — perfect for curious little ones 🧒✨ Our son had a great time, and we left with a very happy boy 😄 Highly recommended for families with young kids!

I like it though. a 3-storeyed museum that maybe little bit small when compared to those in other major cities of the world. But they provide “Luxembourg’s collections” and some from other countries. The location is great as there are in historical site with some nice cafes nearby.

🦋 The Natural Museum was absolutely perfect, and we were super lucky to get free entry, which is available after 5:30 PM on Tuesdays. 🦓 We arrived there completely by chance and were amazed by the number of animals on display. 🐾 It’s a pity there was no English translation, not even for the animal names. 🦜 But what was awesome was the temporary exhibition on the top floor, where a lovely lady kindly explained to us about birds and their migration

Great museum, lots of exhibits. Very interesting to see the discoveries made in the area. The museum must have a problem with theft or vandalism because staff members keep direct eye-contact on you as you move throughout the exhibits. A bit disconcerting at the start but you get used to being watched as you take in all the sights.

Oh, the wonderful atmosphere of the Old Town. Just listen to the music, sit down with a coffee or whatever you like, and breathe. A great place for shopping, souvenirs, a meal, or a moment of relaxation. It can be busy, but it's worth a visit.

Well known historical Luxemburg city center, never getting bored here.

Cool plaza with nice restaurants around it

Very beautiful square! We loved it! Despite the masses of foreign tourists we never felt trapped or stuck. Everything is very good organized and the paths are big enough to walk around. Absolute recommendation!

Beautiful place!! Must visit 😍 something for night-life-people

Is anyone familiar with a white Pigeon that lives in this area? It is missing a leg, and I swear It's the leader of a gang of pigeons, that swarm you if you toss it a chip. It stares directly at you too.

Very nice and clean

If you are traveling this way, or even go out of your way to see this. It the least we can do for the 5073 people who died to secure our freedoms! It is a very pretty site with a natural emotional aura. You can see a lot of the history of the battle (of the bulge) and you see Gen George S Patten Jr grave at the head of the troops.

The Luxembourg American Cemetery is one of the most beautiful and deeply moving places I’ve ever visited. It’s a powerful tribute to the American soldiers who made the greatest sacrifice for freedom during World War II. The grounds are immaculately maintained, peaceful, and full of quiet dignity. Walking through the rows of perfectly aligned white crosses and Stars of David is emotional and humbling. There is so much history here over 5,000 American service members are buried at this cemetery, including General George S. Patton, who rests at the front among the soldiers he commanded. The visitor center has helpful exhibits that explain the significance of the Battle of the Bulge and the sacrifices made in the region. The entire site is a reminder of courage, loss, and the cost of freedom. A beautiful, respectful, and important place to visit. If you’re in Luxembourg, this cemetery is absolutely worth your time.

Beautiful tribute for the soldiers. The cemetery is really well maintained and It's free to enter. The cemetery is a little far from the bus stop It takes 20 minutes of walk. Overall it is very recommended to visit the cemetary.

This is my second visit to an American military cemetery overseas. While smaller than the Normandy American Cemetery in France, it remains a deeply moving and solemn site. We came here to pay our respects not only to all the servicemen buried here but also to one of the nation’s greatest military leaders, General George S. Patton. His final resting place serves as a powerful tribute to his leadership and the sacrifices of those who served under him. In addition to General Patton, this cemetery is also the resting place of several paratroopers from the famed 101st Airborne Division, whose heroic actions were depicted in the series Band of Brothers. These soldiers fought bravely during the Battle of the Bulge, one of World War II’s most intense and pivotal battles. Visiting this cemetery is a solemn reminder of their sacrifice and the price of freedom.

History of Battle of the Bulge is on display at the visitor center. Cemetery is very well taken care of with beautiful landscaping. Blooming cherry trees in the parking lot were added bonus of the visit.

Beautiful cemetery. Beautiful location, very tasteful and immaculate grounds. A must visit for everyone, especially Americans. General Patton’s grave does not disappoint…you actually get a chance to get close, and pay respects

As I walked the cemetery I started to call the names of the soldiers out loud. Everyone likes to hear their names being called. It is personal, familiarity, and warmth. stand here as witness. I carry no sword. I come with light. Not one of you is forgotten. Not while I stand here. -Frank Baran.

You can see a amazing view from the Place de la Constitution. It’s definitely a nice photo shooting spot for the Adolphe Bridge. Although I was there in winter, it’s surely a worth-going spot in Luxembourg.

The view from the top is breathtakingly beautiful. However during the peak of summer the temperature can soar quite high! One can also visit the below city not only via stairs but also via lift. The top tourist attractions here are just a stone throw away from each other, the golden lady, cathedral notre dam and the Europe’s balcony. One can also walk around the region as it can be best explored over foot!

Nice square, cool golden statue with an interesting story

It is spectacular despite the fact that I and my family were in December, we spent December 31, very still, few fireworks 🧨 that we experienced on our Island of ARUBA, a very beautiful city and also very clean, I am very grateful to God for give me the opportunity to get to know Luxembourg and spend the end of the year there.

Fantastic way designed Christmas theme. Sacred place, but also a good place to relax located at the heart of Luxembourg City downtown. Golden lady shines all the time. Very nice gathering during Christmas events. Few rides attracted the kids.

We thought there’s a market here, turns out it’s only during the Christmas season there will be Christmas market. Nonetheless, strolling around here is fun, great place to take a good photo of the Pont Adolphe.

The event held there at the moment, being the Christmas market, is absolutely awesome. Really fantastic Christmas scenes, large variety of food options, sit-down meals / chalets too

A nice building from the outside, where inside there is a cultural/artistic association and there was supposed to be a temporary exhibition and a permanent one. As soon as you enter you see the immensity of the building that remains nice. Exhibitions that are practically nothing: on the ground floor there were only two rooms, one empty and the other with only a container with balls. Upstairs a video that lasted more than 20 minutes and two works without explanation. I would not recommend it.

Nice place for a Sunday to visit or just to chill in the small library

Beautiful exhibitions and it's free!!

Great library, peaceful place to rest and read , the art work was expressive of the artist

Friendly staff and a quiet place to spend some time. You have 6 computers to play videogames and plasticine to create little monsters too. I was not a big fan of the exhibitions the time I visited it.

I honestly didn't think I would like this art gallery as much as I did because I'm not a fan of contemporary art, but the exhibits here were inspiring and thought provoking. Especially moving was the VR experience of the "stronger than memory and weaker than dewdrops" exhibition. I would highly recommend a visit, plus it's free!

Cool small art museum. Free WiFi and bathrooms. I liked the exhibition I also love that I was free. I recommend at least stopping in. They have some virtual reality stuff. They also have a cafe if you're interested in a snack and some drinks. Everyone was helpful and nice. I'd go back in the future. The film festival was cool too.

Beautiful place on a bridge and resting zone. U can see Cathedral opposite side, rest on a bench. Near monument of a Golden Madam. From cental station 10 min by bus 10,13. 20 min u can walk

Be sure to see and cross it, both on the upper and lower platforms (for bicycles and pedestrians). It's one of the city's landmarks. Beautiful views of the cathedral, the city, and the gardens are available. It opened in 1903. Interestingly, there's a replica of this bridge in the States in Philadelphia (1908).

The Adolphe Bridge is one of the most iconic landmarks in Luxembourg City, symbolizing the country's independence and engineering achievement. Completed in 1903 and named after Grand Duke Adolphe, the bridge was a groundbreaking feat of its time, featuring what was then the world’s largest stone arch. Spanning the deep Pétrusse Valley, it connects the Ville Haute (Upper Town) with the Gare district, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding green landscape and historic buildings. Built from local sandstone, its elegant double-arched design has made it a national symbol. Between 2014 and 2017, the bridge underwent major renovations, including the addition of a suspended pedestrian and bicycle lane below the main deck, enhancing both safety and accessibility. Today, the Adolphe Bridge is not just a vital traffic route but also a scenic walkway and a must-see attraction. Its blend of history, architecture, and functionality makes it a highlight of any visit to Luxembourg.

We visited this place in mid of October.If you are a lover of fall season,you would love this place.You can have a nice morning walk around this place

Beautiful bridge that has two levels, one on the ground surface, one underneath it. Great for the cyclist and pedestrian. Good walk with great scenic view

Half minute free glass observation elevator ride, nice , good touch for downtown and getting up faster.

Very cool bridge with a path for walking and bikes underneath.

Interesting and we actually enjoyed the visit, but very very overpriced. 18 euros per person and the tour takes about 20 minutes. I'm not sure I would recommend it...

Very interesting tunnels beneath the city. A lot of history here, however I felt overpriced for the 20-30mins of visit it takes.

This is an amazing part of the city and I'm very happy to have experienced it. For me a more interesting thing then the Bock casemates. As the other "negative" reviews are saying too: the entrance is pricey. If you keep in mind that all public transport is free in Luxembourg, it could be a nice day activity... But to be honest, half the price would he more reasonable, even for expensive Luxembourg. Still happy that I've went, but wouldn't invite (and pay again for myself) my friends to show them this part again, and that is a pity.

It's interesting but I think a bit pricey for what it really is. It takes 20-30 mins to slowly walk along the tunnels, there are a few info boards and small displays on the way, plus a quite interesting film (wait for your language). You walk down many steps and the exit is by the stream in the valley so you have to climb back ~164 stairs to the entrance.

The ticketing counter (in a container) is right here beside the monument where one can get tickets to walk thru Pétrusse Casemates. I decided to check it out. €18 per adult, the entire walk thru this refurbished ruins of a medieval fort is estimated to take 20 - 30 mins. I was out in about 15 mins, mainly because it started getting a bit frightening, especially with the dim lighting and sound effects in certain areas, and being in there all alone. If there was someone else with me, even if it was another tourist / stranger, I would have probably stayed longer. It's mostly a down-hill walk through it but quite some steps, and at certain sections, due to the dripping water thru the stones, it can get slippery. In some sections of the fort, they've installed background sounds, such as the bombing planes during WW1, where part of this fort was used as a shelter too. The killer came at the end, as the exit is at the bottom of the valley and I had to climb some flights of stairs, bringing me under the Adolphe Bridge and then upslope till I'm back up on the road level again

Some great photo opps . Quite cool walking through the caves. Be careful of the dark areas if you are not that stable on your feet. Worth a look.

A nice tourist attraction photo spot for people to clip good picture with an awesome background of the old world building structures! It gets crowded with tourists during early and mid-day. A mandatory place to visit and capture your Luxembourg 🇱🇺 travel!

Very touching monument with the brightest gold figure on top. Easy to access with magnificent architecture and views within easy walking reach. Very clean and tidy area. Also close to the tram stops.

Very beautiful square! We loved it! Despite the masses of foreign tourists we never felt trapped or stuck. Everything is very good organized and the paths are big enough to walk around. Unfortunately the place was closed due to the truinwissel. We enjoyed the festivities and the hospitality of the people in luxemburg. Beautiful city with a stunning architecture which combines old historical buildings with modern architecture. We will come back definetely again! Absolute recommendation!

Golden Lady, symbolic monument, literary couple of meters from the main pedestrian street of the Luxembourg city from the one side and pure nature with glorious views from the other side.

You can feel it when you stand front of it. Great location and memories. If you come by Luxembourg you most visited.

Very nice sight in the city of Luxembourg. It offers stunning views to the Grund and the area around. At this place there is very regular the Staatermarkt or other events where you can get food and drinks. Include this place into your intiniery if you are around

The Monument of Remembrance (French: Monument du souvenir), usually known by the nickname of the Gëlle Fra (Luxembourgish for 'Golden Lady'), is a war memorial in Luxembourg City. It is dedicated to the thousands of Luxembourgers who volunteered for service in the armed forces of the Allied Powers during both World Wars and the Korean War as well as the Luxembourgers who volunteered in the International Brigades during the Spanish Civil War.

This is a war memorial and historic monument. Must see places in Luxembourg, very near to Notre-Dame Cathedral. One can have a beautiful, panoramic views of the surrounding places like, Canyon and historic town. Good spot for photography..

Museum located just a few minutes from the center of Luxembourg, in a green area with panoramic views of the city, and housed in a fort built by the Austrians. It tells the story of this incredible country. There is no entrance fee. I liked it and recommend it.

The Museum is free entry. Its all about the history of Luxembourg. The stuff is very friendly and so helpful. There is an elevator to go in other flours. There is a toilet iside as well as a locker to leave your bags while you tour inside the museum. Eating inside is forbidden.

A wonderful, free museum with lots of historic items regarding the fort and the history of Luxembourg. Lots of Roman items, as well as things from the fort itself. It is small enough to get done in an hour or two at most. It is also located in a park where you can get a great view of the city.

Free museum with alot of things to see. Nicely desingned and modern. Definitely recommended if you are in the city!

A must see if you are exploring Luxemburg. Part of the old fort is turned into a free museum. The staff were very friendly and helpful. There are free storage lockers downstairs, 1 euro, but you get it back when you are done. The museum was full of history from Luxemburg from throughout the ages. There are tunnels at the lower level, and great views from the roof. A very interesting and exciting place to visit on your trip here!

Although the exhibition is not too big, it's a really nice game to visit. Highlight for me was not just the building itself, but the area surrounding it. By discovering info plates here and there I had the impression of finding secrets, f.ex. just for walking through a dark tunnel or going down a historical path along the hill. I felt very rewarded, not just by interesting info or "reliving" some paths, but also by the view. Highly recommended!

A beautiful museum. It’s free to enter and we took around 2 hours tour in Luxembourgish. All the paintings have discerption in French and English. Overall, it was a nice visit.

Beautiful and green river crosses Luxembourg!

Beautiful place

The second most populated city in Luxembourg offers very good shopping facilities with cheaper rates compared to other European countries.

Esch ist a growing interesting town, a lot ist going in there. You will be amazed. Have a Look & Enjoy.

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(Translated by Google) one of the most beautiful places in Luxembourg. The sound of running water is very calming. The prospect of the Bock casemates is very fascinating. Highly recommended. Gladly again (Original) einer der schönsten Orte in Luxemburg. Das Geräusch von fließendem Wasser ist sehr beruhigend. Die Aussicht auf die Bock Casemates ist sehr faszinierend. Sehr empfehlenswert. Gerne wieder

(Translated by Google) Beautiful river, not very big but it is beautiful (Original) Bonito rio, no muy grande pero es bello

Finally found the glass bridge after nearly 2 hours of walking. There are no signs to direct you until you are actually there! You walk through a tunnel and end up at the glass observation stand and a small glass floor part. The views are good and we got the glass lift down to the streets, it only took seconds.

I took the panoramic lift in Luxembourg, a cool experience with a great view over the city. Unfortunately, the glass platform is not fully transparent anymore due to years of use, but it still adds a fun touch. Best part? It’s completely free! Definitely worth a quick visit for a unique perspective of Luxembourg from above.

Beautiful Luxembourg, I can’t get enough of this great city and its amazing facilities. And this elevator is free to go up and down and enjoy the breathtaking view and surroundings. The sky bridge has amazing view and great experience.

The Panoramic Elevator of the Pfaffenthal connects the upper city of Luxembourg to the lower Pfaffenthal district while offering stunning views over the Alzette Valley. The ride is smooth, quick, and completely free. At the top, there’s a glass platform where you can take in the dramatic landscape and snap incredible photos. A perfect spot for a scenic pause during your city walk.

I would definitely recommend stopping here. It is free and gives you a great view of the Red Bridge. There are also free bathrooms at the bottom, which is really convenient while exploring.

This is not only a sightseeing spot. It’s also a transporation tool for the citizens. It takes 30 seconds to travel from the valley to the hill. It’s an amazing installation. We found it very convenient to use the lift or we had to walk for at least 20 mins to go uphill. And of course, the view from the lift was really nice.

Nice glass elevator and a glass viewing platform at the top. -I was here twice, once on my own, and once with ebike tour. -Access is free, there is no tickets or payment needed, free for the public, there is washrooms at the bottom. -You can bring bikes in, altho maybe alot of people in the long hallway at the top, or the elevator, but bikes are allowed. -The elevator is pretty fast, you dont have to wait long for it. -There is a nice view of the valley from the glass viewpoint that sticks out the front.

Scott’s Pub in Luxembourg, hoping for a cozy, authentic pub experience. Unfortunately, it fell a bit flat for me. The staff seemed quite indifferent, barely acknowledging guests, which took away from the welcoming pub vibe I was hoping for. The prices were noticeably high, especially considering the average quality of drinks and food. I was expecting a lively atmosphere but ended up feeling like I was just another face in the crowd. Honestly, for the price and the service, I’d recommend checking out some other spots in Luxembourg that offer better hospitality and value.

Went here with few friends for beer and burgers, and as it turned out, it was a great choice. I loved the atmosphere especialy. Propper pub and the outfit and attitude of waiters was hilarious. Burger and fries of a top quality. Recommended

Pleasantly surprised to find such superb burgers in a pub 😛 I've been here twice, both the Pork Belly and Beef burgers are amazing, very tasty and satisfying! Also perfect outdoor seating to marvel at the bridge, river and overall beautiful surroundings. Great service too, always happy to bring others here when visiting Luxembourg 😍

I was welcomed well into the pub and taken through the Luxe beer options available. I even had a taste before settling for one. Thank you for such a lovely experience ☺️

Nice place for a beer outside with view over the river. Good selection of beers, we had the Kwak beer. It was quite expensive but the ambience was nice, and the staff were very friendly

Just next to the river, a beautiful terrace view. Friendly staff, good beer, homemade fries. What else you look for - thanks for the excellent time :)

One of the best terraces in the city, but that’s about it. They do have good live concerts from time to time, which is a nice touch. However, I was disappointed by the rather unfriendly service. The food was average, and the main dish came with only fries, without any vegetables or a small side salad, which is sad for the price we paid.

I stopped by here with a girlfriend on our roadtrip. We needed a little greenery and wandered downhill into this magical place. You really have the feeling that you are escaping from the city, since the climb downhill into this ravine takes some time. The view upwards towards Pont Adolphe is just incredible.

After the first phase of the renaturalisation of the Péitruss, I can confidently say this is the best area Luxembourg City has to offer. It’s a linear park following the Péitruss river in a valley between plateaus. There are parks, fields, outdoor gyms, playgrounds, and cafés. It really has brought something more to the city and in the best possible way, all while embracing nature and strengthening the city’s flood management, really impressive.

Scenic run through Parcs de la Pétrusse. The landscape work is very soothing. Outdoor gym facilities looked excellent too.

Green park full of tree in the center of Luxembourg!

A beautiful park, with lots of winding paths to explore. There are open grassy areas, as well as thicker woodland. There are plenty of mature trees. A magnificent bridge spans across the park, making for excellent photo opportunities.

One of the highlights of the city, definitely go down and walk through the park.

How does this exist in the middle of a capital city? Absolutely incredible, you must walk through this park.

Attentive staff, they also host events regularly such as Karaoke night. I sat at the bar because the place was full, so the pictures are not superb but you can see my Latte Macchiato and the food I ordered (Kniddelen aux légumes). The atmosphere is good, it can feel a bit cramped at times but the staff had a really positive attitude about it which made me totally forget how small the place can feel during peak hours. The food tastes good, you do have a paid parking lot next door, everything you need really, can't complain.

Overall a good experience. Nice location. Sat outside. Service was fairly quick even though it was busy. Friendly staff. We didn’t eat there hence no food rating

Favorite place for quite a long time. Great idea for dinner with friends or lunch, good atmosphere at the bar for a glass on a Friday or Saturday night. I also like karaoke and quizzes, which are held regularly in Siegfried. Good cuisine, especially worth trying the burger and horse steak, they deserve your attention. The service is at a good level, especially the girls at the bar are always smiling and will help you with your choice. The bar menu pleases with its quality and large selection.

Have been going there for over 4 years now, still love it! One of the best schnitzel an kniddelen in town. Love to have some local traditions, also recommend going there for lunch, you get to choose between three options every week, the quality is always very good and the price is very good for the lunch deals. Also really love the staff, they remember you and your usual orders and listen to every wish you could have and try to make it possible. Always good atmosphere, perfect do have a nice, relaxed dinner with good food. Very large variety of GIN, if you love gin tonic, definitely check this place out.

Always great to be there. Lovely food, lovely atmosphere and most of all lovely staff!

A comfortable place, where you can take part in activities such as karaoke, quiz night, etc The waiters are very friendly and competent. And the food and drink are 10/10 I would recommend it with pleasure!❤️

Lively atmosphere and quick service. Dropped in last evening for a couple of drinks. Franziskaner beer on the tap was pleasant and refreshing. Unfortunately the kitchen was not open at the time of our visit i.e. around 5pm hence on request they served us peanuts.

What a unique museum but it is closed temperately. Enjoying the building is still good.

Small & free, took maybe about half an hour or so. Well done with some interesting little bits. Probably the best banking museum I’ve ever been to.

Museum, small and free admission. Max 1 hour to see whole.

Total fail! The museum is supposed to be open, but in fact is closed. The obviously totally incompentent management is not even able to update the information available online. And if you get there as we did today, the door is open and the lights are on, but the unfriendly employee at the desks tells you that the museum is closed, although CoVid restrictions would allow to let small groups of e.g. 4 persons in. Maximum reputational damage for the Association of Banks in Luxembourg. Worst client relationship management ever seen.

Really a beautiful building

Great place to visit in Luxembourg! Admission to the museum is free. The exposition is truly interesting. The staff is very welcoming.

Very nice place.

It's an old tunnel used for shelter purposes, now refit as a contemporary art gallery with varying exhibitions. When I went the exhibition was pretty underwhelming. However the permanent part was better. It's unique being in a tunnel for sure. Free to enter. You need a form of ID to enter. Just walk in to the help desk and ask to see the gallery.

Art gallery in a long corridor without windows (sorry tunnel). Exhibition space, I saw work by Lambert Herr, which was interesting, especially seeing the evolution of the same few concepts. There is a permanent Edward Steichen / photography exhibition too. From the outside, it looks like a bank, which it is, don't worry, you're in the right place, just go in and ask at reception who will give you a pass in exchange for a look at your ID.

Interesting place to visit, not only for the art gallery itself, but also for the interesting underground construction. Another pearl in Luxembourg to be discovered.

On a positive note , the access to this gallery is free which is really nice for tourists . Also, the exhibitions are temporary which makes room for displaying many different works of art However the exposition I attended based on a German photographer's work : "Home and Away" from Christophe Van Biesen was quite a disappointment . Indeed I felt that the photographs , though really beautiful lacked in originality. I was frustrated at first when I was told we weren't allowed to take photos of these photographs. And in the end , I didn't really mind because the photographs were aesthetically pleasing but nothing special .

The Family of Jazz was one of the two wonderful photography shows in the Tunnel. Beautifully images, beautifully curated.

Fascinating venue. Worth it to see this modern tunnel snaking under the banks. The art is often less interesting, though if you like pics of dead rock stars, it's on til end of March 2019

Hidden gem of an art gallery. Free entrance, great lift ride 15 meters under the ground, air conditioning, immaculate toilets, long opening hours, kids-friendly interactive exhibition, free Wi-Fi in the lobby, amazing welcoming from the staff

A good place for fast, discounted fashion. Limited choice, but easy to find.

So i arrive at the cashier and ring as there was no one and this was indicated! The cashier arrives with another customer..and casually tells me she will cash out the lady first as she was there! Then when i said i was there she insisted the lady was there and laughed it out..i ended up leaving the stuff at the cash! Disrespectful, impolite and unprofessional staff! No better than shein and co!

Small C&A store, does not have a large selection but easy parking and still sufficient sizes and options available.

The shop is very nice, with few people in during weekend (I consider this a big plus) and with very nice prices. The changing rooms are clean. There is lots to choose from.

Less crowded than other C&As, good service, selection is kind of limited.

Great, good quality and got clothing to suit all ages

A roadside outlet, staff ok. Pram accessible. Everything in one floor.

One of the many beautiful and fairy ways in the Parc de la Petrusse

(Translated by Google) The formation that includes the valley that forms the characteristic feature of Luxembourg. It is an area where local people sit and live the city calmly and do their sports. As a tourist, I don't know how much strength you will have to get back out after going down such a deep valley, but I think it is a privilege that can be enjoyed by those who have more time. (Original) Lüksemburg'un karakteristik özelliğini oluşturan vadinin de içinde bulunduğu oluşum. Yerel halkın oturup sakince şehri yaşadığı, sporunu yaptığı bir alan.. Bir turist olarak;bu kadar derin bir vadiye indikten sonra tekrar çıkmak için ne kadar gücünüz kalır bilemem ama bence daha geniş zamanlara sahip olanların yaşayabileceği bir ayrıcalık..

(Translated by Google) The Vallée de la Pétrusse is beautiful, but that's not the point on the map! This isn't a recommended destination. There are some forests and meadows, but not the valley itself. That's in Luxembourg City. (Original) Vallée de la Pétrusse is prachtig, maar dat is niet dit punt op de kaart! Dit is geen aanrader om heen te gaan. Wat bos en weilanden, maar niet de vallei. Die is in de stad Luxemburg.

(Translated by Google) Naturally preserved valley. There are vineyards famous for their wines. The view of the valley from the bridge is beautiful. (Original) Doğal olarak korunmuş vadi.. Şarapları ile ünlü bağları mevcut.. köprü üzerinden vadi manzarası güzel..

(Translated by Google) Magnificent walk to be combined with a visit to the casemates. (Original) Ballade magnifique à doubler avec la visite des casemates.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful park, ideal for walking, sports or taking photos (in my case). (Original) Belíssimo parque, ideal para caminhadas, desporto ou tirar fotografias (no meu caso).

(Translated by Google) Beautiful! (Original) Wunderschön!

Scheuberfouer 2025 = Sheer fun! The experience is as thrilling, wild and exciting as the visitor wants to make it. Rides, games and/or food. Bring your wallet!

Sofia👍👍👍👍

(Translated by Google) It's a great amusement park with lots of rides, a variety of food, and treats. I had a great time. (Original) Es un gran parque de diversiones con muchos juegos mecánicos, variedad de comidas y golosinas. La pasé estupendo

(Translated by Google) The Shueberfouer is truly amazing, a superb festival, with lots of big rides for adults and teenagers, and the same for children. There are also plenty of game stalls, bars and restaurants; you can find everything there. Access via public transport from Rodange is very easy. (Original) La Shueberfouer est vraiment géniale une superbe fête, beaucoup de grand manège pour les adultes et ado, idem pour les enfants. Il y a également pleins de stands de jeux, des bars et des restaurants, on y trouve de tout. L'accès via les transports en commun depuis Rodange étant très simple.

(Translated by Google) A fun, huge fair with plenty of food and drink options. Parking is NOT permitted. It's best to park in one of the parking garages at the far end of the city center. It's a 10- to 15-minute walk from there (don't even bother taking a bus). (Original) Leuke hele grote kermis met ook heel veel eet en drinkgelegenheden. Je kan er NIET parkeren. Parkeren doe je her beste in 1 van de parkeergarages aan de eind van het centrum, je loopt er dan in 10 a 15 minuten naar toe (niet eens de moeite om een bus re pakken).

(Translated by Google) More than ever, the place looked great. I arrived at 6 p.m., and there weren't many people on the equipment or in the aisles. Half an hour later, everything was packed, including the restaurants. (Original) Plus que jamais, le lieu avait une belle allure. Je suis arrivé à 18h, il n'y avait pas beaucoup de monde sur les équipements et dans les allées. Une demi heure plutard tout était plein à craquer, restaurants inclus.

(Translated by Google) I was passing by on public transport while sightseeing in the city and was surprised by this huge park. We decided to stop and it was wonderful, with various food and drink options and lots of entertainment. Unfortunately, I don't know exactly what day it's open or how often. (Original) Estava passando de transporte público enquanto turistava a cidade e fui surpreendido por este parque enorme, decidimos parar e foi maravilhoso, várias opções de comida, bebidas e muitas opções para diversão, infelizmente não sei ao certo que dia acontece nem com que recorrência.

Moselle is not located in Lux.

A beautiful place to walk and get away from the noise of the city.

During my visit, I must admit that my expectations for panoramic views were not fully met. It's worth noting that my trip coincided with the summer season, and ongoing construction work may have obscured some of the vistas. Despite this, I remain optimistic about the potential for a more gratifying experience during a different season or, ideally, in the tranquil moments of early morning or evening. I anticipate returning to La Passerelle to explore its scenic offerings under different circumstances.

Such an amazing place, but you should find the perfect spot in order to get a beautiful view 💗 You can walk around until you find it.

One of many stunning view points near the city centre. Incredible considering the location.

Icon of Luxemburg old town. It’s so beautiful and calmed place to take pictures. You will have a nice panoramic view from there. You can walk on the upper way or inside.

Beautiful place with picturesque views. Wonderful structures placed at varied terrains. One can truly witness the architectural skills contributed by Romans. Arches, bridges, vaults and many more. It's a UNESCO WORLD HERITAGE SITE.

The bridge , the river under, Notre Dame Cathedral on one side and the city center on the other, beautiful views of the city , a war memorial and the spirit of the truly majestic city dawns on you ! A MUST VISIT , walking around is the best way to experience this place

The Statue of the Grand Duchess Charlotte stands proudly in Clairefontaine Square in Luxembourg City. Unveiled in 1990, it honors Grand Duchess Charlotte, who led Luxembourg through World War II and became a symbol of national unity. Created by French sculptor Jean Cardot, the bronze statue captures her warm, dignified presence, with an outstretched arm that seems to welcome visitors. Surrounded by charming buildings and a tranquil atmosphere, the monument is not only a tribute to a beloved historical figure, but also a popular spot for reflection and photos in the heart of the city.

👑 An Icon of Luxembourg’s History – Statue of Grand Duchess Charlotte 🇱🇺 📍 Place Clairefontaine, Luxembourg City ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ One of the most powerful and elegant monuments in Luxembourg City, the Statue of Grand Duchess Charlotte is not just a statue — it’s a tribute to strength, resilience, and national pride. 🌟 Set in the serene Place Clairefontaine, this bronze sculpture by Jean Cardot perfectly captures the poise and grace of Grand Duchess Charlotte, one of Luxembourg’s most beloved leaders. Her raised hand feels like a welcoming gesture — or perhaps a symbol of her wartime leadership and the hope she gave her people in exile. 📸 The location is a dream for photographers: framed by stately buildings, wrought iron gates, and leafy trees, it offers stunning contrasts in every season. On sunny days like the one in my photo, the play of light and shadow brings the sculpture to life. 📝 Fun fact: Grand Duchess Charlotte ruled from 1919 to 1964 and became a symbol of national unity during WWII. Her statue was unveiled in 1990, and to this day, it remains one of the most photographed landmarks in the city.

This statue is in tribute to Grand Duchess Charlotte, who reigned from 1919 to 1964. Sculpted in bronze, the statue depicts the duchess standing with her right hand reaching out. The duchess is also depict in a very elegant and regal manner.

This beautiful statue located just around the corner from the Notre Dame cathedral.

Beautiful statue but couldn't read any history of her nearby

Some people say her hand is positioned the way it is because she was often smoking cigarette, and visitors will sometimes place a cigarette in her hand as a little nod to that. It is not an official fact, but I heard it from my tour guide.

It is located behind the Notre Dame Cathedral. Charlotte became the Grand Duchess of Luxembourg during the WWI. She was deported from the country after the invasion of Nazi forces during the WWII. She was finally able to be back after the war ended in 1945.

A nice park with water, spots for picnic and a nice kids play area as well. 2 restaurants in the park as well

Parc de Merl was a great stop during our drive. Well maintained and perfect for a relaxing lunch with the family. We enjoyed our meal on one of the benches in a peaceful setting. Everything was clean and tidy. Too bad we had to leave a bit earlier because it started to rain.

Picturesque park with fountains and greenery all around. It's a dog friendly park. Play area for kids is interesting with lot of options like zip line, slides, sand pit, swings etc. My 10 year old daughter loved the Zipline and the big slides. We visited the park on a Sunday, was a bit hard to find parking, we parked the car out on the street.

Parc de Merl in Luxembourg City is a peaceful urban oasis, perfect for families, couples, and nature lovers. Its scenic lake, vibrant playground, and walking paths offer something for everyone. The on-site café provides a cozy spot to relax with coffee or snacks, while the park’s seasonal beauty makes it a year-round favorite. Dog-friendly and well-maintained, it’s an ideal escape for relaxation or outdoor activities in the heart of the city.

Beautiful flowers and a well-maintained park create a pleasant atmosphere. I felt safe during my visit, and the convenient parking right next to the park is a great bonus.

Simply a beautiful place to visit, perfect for kids and adults alike. Ice cream parlor with very friendly staff serve quality ice creams as well as all sorts of drinks. The walk around the park is peaceful with people from all walks of life. Flower garden is amazing as is the pond. Childrens play area is first class. Well worth a visit whilst you are there.

Beautiful park but small. Still recommend it as a nice place for picnic, as the pond and the gardens make a great environment.

We contemplated the outside sculptures drowning in juicy tulips 🌷🌷🌷. We loved the bench next to the artistic 🎍 waterfall. Sadly, we did not manage to visit the Villa art complex insude: not dog-friendly.

We had purchased the Luxembourg city history museum tickets a few days prior so we took advantage of the exhibit here close to opening time. What a pleasure to enjoy the expanse of the building and the unique architecture features of the museum. It was so quiet and the patrons were sparse making the visit extra enjoyable. And although I had to locker up my backpack I received a cute gift of a token attached to a small key chain. (Surprise and delight gift) 🎁 Merci!

Great place for art lovers. The museum holds a lot of classic paintings especially by Italian artists. The collections mainly are landscape paintings and some are portraits. After finishing the museum, you can visit the park next to it.

Small but very pleasant art museum, with a variety of 17th to 20th century paintings including a couple of Canalettos, and a few sculptures. Entry is a mere €5, which also gets you entrance to the Lëtzebuerg City museum!

Great museum including classic art works from 500 years ago to now, also a lot of modern art options and photos also available. Customer service is nice, friendly and collaborative, security guards also polite and aware. I spent an hour but it worth to spend more. Garden also is beautiful and quiet a venue.

Lovely garden where you can have a coffee and atttend open air concerts in the summer.

Museum in the park. Variety exhibitions, you get free entry to other museum.

I was staying in youth hostel Luxembourg below this historical landmark. I just loved to be on this bridge to get an amazing view of the city. I just spent 2 hours on it trying to get the cool breeze and see far away. I love this place and would love to visit next time.

Basically a set of ruins on a bridge in Luxembourg. You can explore the ruins, and at the same time get a great view of the city from the bridge. It's probably the best view in Luxembourg! Even if you don't have much time, it's definitely worth the short walk across the bridge and back.

A part of ruins of the historical landmarks in Luxembourg. Wonderful city view.

Amazing ruins and amazing surroundings to see, lots to explore by walking

Lovely. The history can be found in every single piece of the city.

All the good spots are next to each other.

Amazing view to enjoy the Luxembourg city.

A great place to visit if you find this sort of thing fascinating, which I do! There's a lot of information, in French and Luxembourgish but not English (but that's fair enough, it's in Luxembourg!). Scale models are exquisite and there are life size trams and buses you can view (but sadly not go into as there had been some issues previously with people not taking care). Really interesting place but had very limited opening hours. Very easy to get to by bus

Free museum on trams in Luxembourg. No tickets needed. Great opportunity to see former wagons as well as mechanisms. Kids loved it. Adults can find informative panels as well. Accessible by tram. Free parking. Toilets on site. Best is the very resourceful lady working at the entrance.

Interesting exposition about the history of the tram in Luxemburg, with nice staff and best of all free entry. Unfortunately the area with the preserved vehicles is way too crammed, which makes it difficult to take a look at them and take good photos. Also it is only possible to enter some old trams, but none of the stored buses. The exposition itself is a large collection of old items, pictures, documents and models, displayed in a chronological order, however with almost no explanations. This (understandably) doesn't seem to attract too much visitors. If the whole concept of this museum was improved I think it could become a real attraction, but it still seems to be stuck in the past times when Luxembourg didn't really care about its public transportation. In this state the museum is only recommended for transportation enthusiasts who want to learn about the history of Luxembourg's trams.

Interesting full history of Luxembourg trams and buses actually. - free to enter - lots of parking next to it - can enter some real trams but unfortunately not the buses - very nice models of trams and buses - good self guided tour layout based on the years - nothing else around/walking distance so this one is a must with a car

Nice museum about the history of trams and buses in Luxembourg. It’s free, not too big, has plenty of old photographs, pieces of machinery, models of the different vehicles and more. The most exciting part is the vehicles that you can enter, sit, and experience what it was like. There’s a parking if you come by car but nothing much around.

That's one of the most favorite museums of our 4 y.o. son, there were times when we visited it 2-3 times a month 😍 Unfortunately, at the moment the tramways are closed and you can't climb inside (the sign says that it's due to impolite use without any delicacy for the exposition), but I hope they will be opened again one day, since they contribute a lot to museum interactivity ❤️

Definitely recommend visiting the Tram Museum. The museum has a collection of photographs, as well as a huge number of exhibits relating to different years of the development of the engineering industry. Various types of tram driver uniforms, all kinds of automatic machines, models of transport, and accessories are presented in the museum. But the most exciting part is the old trams, where you can sit, touch everything and even ring the bell to stop. It is a rarity when a museum allows you to see everything so closely. Special thanks to the lady museum curator for tips and information.

We drove all around the country of Luxembourg. Loved the animal bridges, the tunnels thru the mountains. All of the beautiful landmarks. My only issue was, when we arrived in the city of Luxembourg, it was a nightmare to find parking. The signs on the road lead you nowhere. The tourist office was a great help.

The office was very helpful, getting us booked in to a City Promenade tour (in English). We enjoyed our stroll around the city with our lovely guide Malou. She was insightful and knowledgeable and could answer any question thrown at her. Thank you for a great afternoon, exploring your beautiful city.

Not very helpful. Very little information, no walking maps or restaurant guides. Lot of empty space in the room with not very helpful or friendly people. It should have more information available about the museums, attractions, shopping and places to eat. The girl that was 1 of 2 people was more interested in her phone then assisting anyone. Skip it and just look on your phone. Also if you are mobility issues there are only stairs to access this office. It should be so much more and carry more information for all of Luxembourg. Also, the people who work there are visitor's first impression of the city and country, they should be more helpful and friendly or at least professional. I didn't get a very good impression.

Did the kids competition with a map to find various places and collect clues for a code to enter into their safe to win a prize at the end. Great idea for kids and adults as it gets you to see the main historic attractions nearby on foot and learn about the history. Highly recommend

I found myself really well! In 2.30 hours. Very interesting. Thanks to Tim the guide! You see places that it would be difficult to find them

Thursday a male advisor told us a shuttle bus runs on the hour to the American WWII cemetery from the LuxExpo centre where we waited 40mins eventually taking a taxi and were informed the shuttle only runs Friday..Saturday..Sunday in the season which ended that weekend...

Tourist information office, not so big, located in the city center. The staff is friendly, they give advice on request and speak very good English. Free city map (not everywhere like this).

a walk through the narrow passages allows you to breathe in the old atmosphere. Gates, cloisters, bridges - everything allows you to go back in time and absorb the fantastic energy of this place. allows you to get lost in old times and your own thoughts. I recommend.

Because please and fantastic view

Beautiful tower with a free 9 minute video on the hitting of Pfaffenthal inside! You can choose to watch the video in German, Luxembourgish, English, French, or Dutch. Very clear & educational.

Beautiful, just like everything historical in Vila de Luxemburgo.

It is a tower within the fortifications engineered by Vauban. It is next to a road and can be reached through a platform from Fort Niedergrünewald.

There was a very small room with a 9 minute video inside which was available in different languages. Also you can cross the bridge and in general it was a good experience but only if you have time to spare. No ticket needed and there were no entrance fee

Whenever you go, the view is breathtaking from the top