Luxembourg
Cliff-top fortifications, deep green valleys and a tiny grand capital
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Luxembourg City is dramatically set on rocky cliffs above wooded gorges, its old town and fortifications a UNESCO site laced with tunnels and viewpoints. Small, wealthy and multilingual, it is easy to explore on foot and free to get around by public transport. Our local picks run from the casemates and the Chemin de la Corniche to smart cafes. More hand-picked recommendations are on the way – filter by category and budget below.
Luxembourg at a glance
- Ideal stay: 1 to 2 days
- Best time to visit: May to September
- Highlights: the Bock casemates, the old town and the Corniche walk
- Where to stay: the old town or the Grund by the river
- Local picks: a growing set of hand-chosen tips
- Getting around: a walkable centre with free public transport
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How many days do you need in Luxembourg?
One to two days covers the old town, the casemates and the valley walks, with time for a trip to the castles of the countryside.
Where is the best area to stay in Luxembourg?
The old town keeps the sights close, while the Grund down by the river is picturesque and lively in the evenings.
What are the best things to do in Luxembourg?
Browse the local picks above, from the Bock casemates and the Chemin de la Corniche to the Grand Ducal Palace and the Kirchberg museums.
What is the best time to visit Luxembourg?
Late spring to early autumn brings the greenest valleys and mildest weather; December adds a cosy Christmas market.