A captivating contrast of old and new, Luxembourg City's past is celebrated by its World Heritage status; its present sway by its position as headquarters for several significant European institutions. Small enough to explore on foot, this compact city offers a wealth of attractions, including dramatic promontory The Bock, underground passages in Petrusse Casemates, Palace of the Grand Dukes and the National Museum. Countless banks on Boulevard Royal, once a fortress moat, hint at the duchy's wealth.
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This Old Town is picture perfect. Loaded with history and culture, cafes and restaurants. It is not to be missed. I recommend locating your hotel in this area, that way you are in the center of the best.
4.5 based on 147 reviews
This is ruins a must for the tourist .You need about half hour here.You can take some good photos here.Wear comfortable walking shoes.
4.0 based on 1,121 reviews
Is a Flemish Renaissance style palace of the 16 th century and residence of the Grand-Duke's in town; A majestic interior you can visit in summer month, also guided visits from July to September
4.0 based on 2,399 reviews
This was a unique experience, very interesting history, wonderful views And it was lovely & cool inside on a warm day.
4.0 based on 130 reviews
We went here because we were already at the MUDAM, and didn't really expect much, but found it fascinating. Seeing the actual royally signed ratification documents of the treaty creating Luxembourg as an independent country was really cool! And the film of the Grand Duke's brother being interviewed was more interesting than most of the exhibits, and a real lesson in history - take a few minutes to watch!
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