Luxemburg

Luxembourg City Walking Tour

Discover the city center and the old town of Luxembourg during this unique two‐hour walking tour!There is nothing better than starting the day outside in the fresh air. With this tour, you will discover the most beautiful sights of Luxembourg city center and the picturesque old town with a local guide.

Luxembourg City Walking and Wine Tasting Tour

Embark on a captivating journey through Luxembourg City with a local certified guide during this walking and wine tasting tour. Indulge in a delightful wine tasting as you explore iconic landmarks like the Armed Square, Guillaume II Square, Clairefontaine Square, and the Grand‐Dukes Palace.Discover the charming Old Town on a walk that reveals the essence of the city. Marvel at breathtaking views from the Chemin de la Corniche and see the historic fortress. During the tour, you'll enjoy a cup of Luxembourg sparkling wine, "crémant," and a cup of local white wine. Kids can relish alcohol‐free grape juice, while still water is provided for all.To make the most of the 2‐hour tour time, the tasting will take place en route with the guide who will bring the wines, explain about the production and perform the tastings himself. A convivial experience where you'll discover the city while sipping delicious Luxembourg wines!

Luxembourg Private 1‐Day Tour

This tour will take you by car to Vianden where you'll visit the medieval castle and take the famous chairlift offering magnificent views over the city.Afterwards, you'll cross Luxembourg's Little Switzerland to stop at the Schiessentümpel waterfall. After some pictures, the trip will continue to Echternach where you'll visit the basilica and the old town.On the way back to Luxembourg City, the tour will pass through the famous Moselle Valley, where you'll have beautiful views of the vineyards of Luxembourg and German Moselle. After the visit to a winery and a wine tasting, you'll be driven back to your hotel.

Little City Train through the city of Luxembourg

Visit Luxembourg on a tourist trackless train journey. This tour of the capital is a route where every stop in front of a historical site of the former “Gibraltar of the North” opens an exciting chapter.Come to discover the history and the present of this city and decide what to visit. Amongst different stops, here are two examples:The Rives de Clausen form a district with bars and restaurants that was set up on the site of the former Luxembourg brewery Mousel. Located along the Alzette, they offer a variety of gastronomic offers and attract a cosmopolitan audience typical of Luxembourg.Surrounded on its rock by the Alzette, stands the Rham Plateau, uniquely opposite the impressive old town of Luxembourg. It has been incorporated into the fortress city of Luxembourg since the 15th century and later expanded by Vauban with four mighty military barracks. Today seniors can enjoy the quiet location and the recently wonderfully restored buildings on the plateau.Take the opportunity and get off, walk in the shade of the 100‐year‐old plane trees, and climb the hill behind the four old towers to admire a great view of the former fortress, the Holy Spirit Citadel, and the Corniche.

Family walking tour of Luxembourg

Find out what's great about Luxembourg for families with a professional, local guide who will make sure the kids have as much fun sightseeing as adults. Have a great time experiencing this UNESCO World Heritage Site with your family or friends!Discover the history of the city and the secrets it hides as you stroll around at an easy pace. You'll visit famous and family‐friendly sights, including an amusement park in the middle of a large garden and an unmissable view of the city from above.Everyone in the group will enjoy learning about Luxembourg's fascinating history and heritage. The stories shared by the guide are guaranteed to provide a few giggles as you walk past historic fortifications and residences and explore the city off the beaten track.

1‐hour walking tour of Luxembourg City with a local

Join a small group and visit Luxembourg City with an independent local guide. During this short but intense guided tour, you'll come across the beautiful sights of Luxembourg and get to know key facts about the city. From Palais Grand‐Ducal to Grund district, you'll discover some of the most iconic landmarks. Your guide will also share insider tips on good cafes, restaurants, and lively bars in Luxembourg to make your stay even more enjoyable.

Discover the Secrets of Luxembourg urban escape game and tour

Explore Luxembourg while playing an outdoor escape game. Discover popular attractions and uncover hidden gems as you solve riddles and complete missions, following the prompts on your phone as you go.To answer the riddles, you'll need to observe your surroundings very carefully. This way, you'll (re)discover all the little details of the city that are (still) unsuspected, just looking at its iconic monuments, statues, historic buildings, street art and so on. For each place you'll find a little info, a fun fact that will immerse you in the city's "little story", the one that gives it its charm and authenticity.Little hidden lanes, unusual places and tourist monuments: after this tour, you can be sure you've seen the essentials!

Luxembourg romantic exploration game and tour

Go on a chivalrous quest in Luxembourg City around its fine squares, cobbled streets and romantic rocky paths. Follow clues and solve puzzles to discover the history and legends of one of Europe’s smallest but most beautiful capitals. Are you ready for a romantic adventure in Luxembourg?Storyline:You are Count Siegfried of the Ardennes, first ruler of Luxembourg, and you are seeking your lost love, the beautiful Melusina.You remember you were married for many happy years and had seven children; you bought the high land called Lucilinburhuc and built a magnificent fortress on the cliff overlooking the river Alzette and ruled well over the people of the land that you named Luxembourg.But you also remember that something dreadful happened down by the river and now you’re alone: you need to find your Melusina again.

Luxembourg Private Tour

This tour of Luxembourg will take you to explore the most emblematic points of the city. You can begin the private route by visiting the Town Hall, where you will begin to scrutinize the history of the country. Explore the streets of the city as you walk through the Plaza de Armas until the Grand Ducal Palace, the official residence of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg.In front of this imposing building, you'll find out why Luxembourg is the only sovereign grand duchy in the world. You will arrive at the Church of San Miguel which, despite having been destroyed, rebuilt, and renovated on several occasions, is the oldest religious building in the city. You can also explore the Judiciary City, the Notre Dame Cathedral, and the Monument of Remembrance, from where there is a beautiful panoramic view of the Pétrusse River.

Trier Guided Tour from Luxembourg by Train

After an hour's train trip from Luxembourg, you'll arrive at Trier, a small city that will welcome you with its colorful facades and lively squares. Did you know that it is the oldest city in Germany? Your walk‐through Trier will begin by passing through the Black Gate, the largest Roman‐style entrance in the world. Do you think the stone always looked black? You will enter the old town and find the historic Basilica of Constantine. Built in the year 310, the apse houses the throne of the Roman emperor.Next, continue to the Roman Trier to discover the Amphitheater, a construction from the 2nd century. In it, executions were carried out before 20 thousand spectators. In addition, you can remember their way of life in the Santa Bárbara Hot Springs. They are the Cultural Heritage of Humanity! And from history to politics. Among the alleys of Trier, you will find the birthplace of Karl Marx. Its rooms, built in 1727, welcome locals and visitors every day to tell them the history of socialism and communism.You could not leave the city without admiring one of its most important buildings: the Cathedral of San Pedro. Inside you will find altars, tombs, and original walls from the 10th century. If you go down the stairs, you will have the opportunity to meet the guardian of the place. Look in the little corner! To end the day, you will take a walk through the Market Square. The flower and fruit stalls are sheltered by the colorful houses that make up the place.