A lively central square lined with cafés and restaurants, often hosting concerts, markets, and cultural events, making it the city’s social meeting point.

A spacious historic square featuring the Town Hall, an equestrian statue of Grand Duke William II, and regular markets and public events.

A vibrant square at the heart of the old town, known for its open-air cafés, lively atmosphere, and frequent concerts and festivals.

An iconic arched bridge spanning the Pétrusse Valley, symbol of Luxembourg, offering panoramic views of the city and its green landscapes.

Nicknamed “the most beautiful balcony of Europe,” this scenic walkway runs along the old city walls, overlooking the Alzette Valley and the Grund district.

Grund Quarter, Luxembourg City – A picturesque riverside district with cobbled streets, historic houses, and tranquil views, offering a charming contrast to the bustling upper city.

The city’s oldest church, dating back to the 10th century, featuring Gothic and Romanesque elements and a serene, historic interior.

Exterior only - The official residence of the Grand Duke, showcasing stunning Renaissance architecture with ornate façades, and open for free guided tours during the summer months. visit from exterior only