Luxembourg Attractions & Sightseeing
Use our Luxembourg sightseeing and attractions listings to help you make the most of your visit to Luxembourg, or browse by location using the map of attractions in Luxembourg
Montee Clausen, Luxembourg, , Luxembourg
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The city of Luxembourg is surrounded by a network of over 14 miles of underground tunnel set into the rock. The earliest of these casemates date from 1644, built during the era of the Spanish dominion.
41, Rue Notre-Dame, Luxembourg, , Luxembourg
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The name belies the present-day function of the Casino Luxembourg as it is actually no longer a gambling establishment but a beautiful 19th century hall that is now host to cutting edge contemporary art.
Rue Notre-Dame, Luxembourg, , Luxembourg
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This 17th century cathedral is the sight of a national pilgrimage in Easter that honours the Virgin Mary for saving the city from bubonic plague in the 14th century.
Luxembourg City Ramparts, , Luxembourg
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The Chemin de la Corniche is a pedestrian walkway that runs along the Alzette Valley on the city ramparts. The Corniche is frequently referred to as the Most beautiful balcony in Europe.
L-9054 Ettelbruck, , Luxembourg
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The General Patton Memorial Museum in Ettelbruck contains more than 1,000 photographs and documents pertaining to the German invasion in May 1940.
14, Rue du St-Esprit, L-2090 Luxembourg, , Luxembourg
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The City History Museum traces the development of Luxembourg over 1000 years, from its beginnings as a 10th century fortress to the present day as an important European centre.
Marché-aux-poissons, Luxembourg, , Luxembourg
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The Museum of History and Art houses a substantial collection of archaeological finds, medieval artefacts and fine and decorative arts with temporary exhibitions organised throughout the year. However, it is the extended and refurbished building that will impress visitors the most. The new underground galleries consist of three levels of 700 square metres each carved out of the rock and visible through glass walls.
Rue du Marché-aux-herbes, Luxembourg, , Luxembourg
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A residence of the Grand-Ducal family, the palace is situated in the heart of the Old Town. During the Spanish occupation it served as the city’s Town Hall and parts of the façade exhibit Spanish/ Moorish influence in their architecture.
Place d’Armes Square, Luxembourg, , Luxembourg
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The city’s liveliest and most popular square is located at the heart of the pedestrian area of Luxembourg. Whatever the day it will be filled with locals and tourists, old and young, professionals and holidaymakers. The city’s flea market is held here fortnightly.
Place Guillaume Square, Luxembourg, , Luxembourg
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Populated by an abundance of cafes it is also home to the Hôtel de Ville (Town Hall) and a farmer’s market on Wednesday and Saturday mornings.
10, Bamertal, L-9209 Diekirch, , Luxembourg
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The Museum offers an in-depth education about the Battle of the Bulge in Luxembourg. There’s an extensive collection of weapons, uniforms, military equipment, along with soldiers’personal belongings, photographs, and maps.
Stadt Vianden, , Luxembourg
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Enter this enchanting 11th century gem to admire antique weaponry and armour, ornate furniture, and Gobelin tapestry. Afterwards, stroll through the charming medieval town of Vianden with its gothic churches, quaint lanes, and fortified towers.
Vianden, , Luxembourg
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French Writer Victor Hugo stayed in Vianden during his exile. Stop by the newly renovated Victor Hugo House operating as a museum since 1935 - where you’ll find original works and furniture, along with other personal documents.
