[2025 Luxembourg Attraction] Travel Guide for Grand Ducal Palace (Updated Mar)

Luxembourg, this pocket-sized country in the heart of Europe, is like a low-key yet dazzling gem, exuding a unique and charming appeal. Here's an in-depth, purely sightseeing tour to experience its charm. Arrive in Luxembourg City and head first to Constitution Square. The square is dominated by the magnificent Monument of Remembrance, a solemn memorial to the soldiers who died in the two World Wars. Standing on the square, overlooking the Pétrusse Valley, the canyon's slopes are covered with lush trees, a stream murmurs at the bottom, and the buildings of the old and new city districts are scattered in an exquisite tableau, making one marvel at the perfect fusion of nature and human architectural art. Stroll along the canyon's walking paths, enjoying the scenery along the way. Luxembourg's architectural styles are diverse, ranging from medieval castle ruins to modern skyscrapers. Enter the old town, where narrow streets wind and twist, lined with ancient buildings and unique shops. Here, you can feel a strong historical atmosphere, as if traveling back in time. Step into any café, order a local coffee, pair it with a delicate pastry, and enjoy a moment of peace and comfort. In the afternoon, head to the Bock Casemates. This historic fortress, originally built in 963 AD, has undergone numerous expansions and renovations, witnessing the rise and fall of Luxembourg. The fortress's interior is complex, with crisscrossing tunnels. Wandering through them, you can almost hear the echoes of history and see scenes of past wars. Standing on the fortress walls, overlooking the entire city, the beauty of Luxembourg City unfolds before your eyes, refreshing the mind and spirit. In the evening, visit the Grand Ducal Palace. This palace is the official residence of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg, boasting a magnificent architectural style. Although you cannot enter the palace, admiring its exquisite exterior and experiencing the majesty and solemnity of royalty from outside is a unique experience in itself. Street performers often appear on the square in front of the palace, adding a touch of vibrancy to this ancient city. At night, step into a local tavern. Luxembourg's culinary culture is rich and diverse. Here, you can savor traditional Luxembourg dishes, such as roasted suckling pig and game stews, paired with local wines for a rich and unforgettable taste. In the tavern, you can also interact with local residents, learn about their lifestyles and cultural customs, and gain a deeper understanding of Luxembourg's local culture. Besides Luxembourg City, Luxembourg's natural scenery is not to be missed. On the second day, you can travel to the Mullerthal region, known as "Little Switzerland of Luxembourg," with its spectacular canyons, dense forests, and clear streams. Hike along the trails, breathe in the fresh air, and admire the natural beauty, as if you were in a fairyland. Luxembourg, this charming country, whether it's historical relics, architectural art, natural scenery, or culinary culture, is worth savoring. An in-depth sightseeing tour has given me a deeper understanding and appreciation of this city.

It was a trip to Luxembourg 🇱🇺 It is a hidden gem in Europe, filled with stunning viewpoints, historic architecture, and charming streets perfect for photography 📸 We started our day at Chemin de la Corniche, and it was absolutely worth the early wake-up ☀️ Arriving just after sunrise, we had a peaceful moment to enjoy the breathtaking view of the Grund district below. The soft morning light made the pastel-colored houses 🏘️ and winding streets look even more magical. This is easily one of the most photogenic spots in the city 📸 📍Chemin de la Corniche, 1945 Luxembourg From Chemin de la Corniche, we walked down into the Grund district, one of the most charming areas in Luxembourg. The picturesque stone bridges, riverside walkways, and historic buildings made every corner a perfect backdrop for photos 📸 We recommend visiting in the late morning when the sun highlights the beautiful architecture without harsh shadows. 📍 Grund, 1538 Luxembourg We also visited the Grand Ducal Palace, the official residence of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg. The detailed Renaissance architecture makes it a fantastic spot for photos 📸 If you time it right, you can also capture the Changing of the Guard. We found that mid-afternoon was perfect since the soft lighting ✨ enhanced the details of the façade. 📍 17 Rue du Marché-aux-Herbes, 1728 Luxembourg We also made our way to Adolphe Bridge for one of the best sunset views in the city 🙌 The golden light over the bridge and the surrounding greenery created a picture-perfect scene. We highly recommend coming here in the evening to capture Luxembourg’s beauty at its finest 💯 📍Boulevard de la Pétrusse, 2330 Luxembourg We also took a relaxing walk through Place Guillaume II. The square was beautifully lit at night, creating a warm and lively atmosphere. Whether you’re looking to take stunning night photos 📸 or simply soak in the city’s charm, this is the perfect way to wrap up your Luxembourg adventure 😍 📍 Place Guillaume II, 1648 Luxembourg This itinerary gave us the best mix of history, scenery, and incredible photo opportunities 🙌🙌🙌 #europetrip #Vacation #travel

The entire old town is registered as a World Heritage Site under the name "City of Luxembourg: its old quarters and fortifications" 🌎 The old town was a wonderful city, with buildings that evoked history wherever you walked. In the city, there is the Grand Ducal Palace of Luxembourg, a museum, and streets lined with luxury brands and souvenir shops, so there are many ways to enjoy it. Luxembourg is also famous for its gourmet food. There are many Michelin restaurants, so it is said to be a country of fine cuisine. Just walking around the city, you will encounter wonderful scenery. The bridge is so compact that you can enjoy the whole city in half a day! Be sure to take a walk around Luxembourg's old town. ✈︎---------------------------------------------✈︎ 📍: Old town, Luxembourg 📸: Canon EOS 5D MarkⅣ 💰: Free ✈︎----------------------------------------------✈︎ #Overseas hot spots #Luxembourg #Europe travel #Europe tourism #Europe tour #luxembourg#Old town

The Grand Ducal Palace of Luxembourg offers guided tours only during the summer. It is one of the most popular tourist spots in Luxembourg. It is located in the center of the old town, and the surrounding atmosphere is reminiscent of medieval Europe, so you can feel as if you have traveled back in time to the Middle Ages. It was originally used as Luxembourg's city hall, but is now used as the Grand Ducal Palace. Outside the Grand Ducal Palace, soldiers were moving around in a regular pattern, and I was enchanted by the European atmosphere. It seems that the changing of the guard ceremony is held about five times a day, so try to time it right! The exterior is also a calm building overall. There are lions and crowns here and there, making it a nice and well-balanced place. It's in the center of the old town, and there are lots of shops, restaurants and bars nearby, so take a stroll around here and there. ✈︎---------------------------------------------✈︎ 📍: Grand Ducal Palace of Luxembourg, Luxembourg 📸: Canon EOS 5D MarkⅣ 💰: 10 euros ✈︎----------------------------------------------✈︎ #seasonalplacesoverseas #luxembourg #europetrip #europetourism #europetrip #luxembourg

Luxembourg Travel Guide: • Transportation: • Luxembourg International Airport is small, but there are frequent flights to major European cities. The airport bus is a convenient option to get to the city center, with affordable fares and frequent departures. • Public transportation: Luxembourg has a well-developed bus and tram system that covers the entire city, with frequent departures and reasonable fares. It is recommended to purchase a one-day or multi-day pass for unlimited rides. • Accommodation: • Choose budget hotels or homestays to experience local life. For example, DoubleTree by Hilton Luxembourg and Novotel Luxembourg Kirchberg offer good value for money and are conveniently located. • Must-see attractions: • Luxembourg Gorge: Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, it offers picturesque views of the Grand Ducal Palace and Adolphe Bridge. • Adolphe Bridge: A landmark of Luxembourg and the best place to overlook the gorge. • Notre-Dame Cathedral: A perfect blend of Gothic and Renaissance architecture, with the family tomb of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg inside. • Vianden Castle: One of the most spectacular castles in Europe, overlooking the Our River, with a history dating back to Roman times. • Food recommendations: • Try local traditional dishes such as Luxembourgish pork neck stew and Bouneschlupp soup. • White wines and sparkling wines from the Moselle Valley are a must-try. • Tips: • Taxis in Luxembourg are relatively expensive, so it is recommended to use public transportation more often. • Avoid bargaining when shopping, as it is considered rude. • Take care of your personal belongings, especially in crowded areas such as airports, train stations, and tourist attractions.

Before heading to Frankfurt to watch the Portugal vs. Slovenia knockout match, I visited Luxembourg, a small country bordering Belgium, France, and Germany. It was the seventh country I visited on this trip to Europe. For Chinese tourists, this is a country with little presence. However, it has the highest GDP per capita in the world, free public transportation in the city, and free Wi-Fi throughout the city, making it a great destination for short-term travel. The weather was average when I visited Luxembourg, but I still summarized the best photo spots in Luxembourg City for a one-day photo shoot, all of which are listed below: P1: Monument Patrimoine Mondial de l'UNESCO P2-3: Chem. de la Corniche P4: Pont du Grund P5-7: William Square P8: Place de Paris P9: Ministère de la Fonction Publique P10: Bureau des Passeports, Visas et Légalisations P11: Beautiful Panoramic Lookout point The entire tour takes about 2-3 hours, and all the photo spots are free. I highly recommend the P1 spot, but it requires a bit of uphill walking. The terrain in Luxembourg City is similar to Chongqing, so I suggest wearing comfortable walking shoes. I only had one meal in Luxembourg, which was Portuguese seafood rice (for two people) at El Barrio. It was better than most of the places I ate at in Lisbon, so I recommend it. My next stop is Frankfurt, Germany, where I will share my travel guide and match moments.

🌍 The understated luxury of Europe's 'Little Boot'—Luxembourg, do you know about this hidden gem city? Recently, with the rise of Aunt Ni Xialian, many people have started to pay attention to this mysterious small country located in the heart of Europe—Luxembourg 🇱🇺. Although its area is so small that it is almost unnoticeable on the map, Luxembourg is a highly charming travel destination. At the beginning of the year, because my friend is from Luxembourg, I had the opportunity to experience the unique charm of this lesser-known country, and today I want to share my travel experience with you. 🚆 Convenient transportation, worry-free travel Although Luxembourg is a country, its area is not large, and the city center is also called Luxembourg City. If you are entering from Germany or France, it is very convenient to take a train or drive. Even better, public transportation within Luxembourg City is free on weekends! The entire city's transportation system is covered with free WiFi, making it convenient and considerate. However, whether the free policy applies on weekdays is somewhat inconsistent online, but according to local friends, it may still require payment. 🏰 Old Town, the pulse of history The old town of Luxembourg City condenses the essence of this country. Here, classic buildings such as ancient city walls, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the Grand Ducal Palace are all within walking distance, allowing you to inadvertently travel back to that era full of historical weight. Every corner of the old town tells the story of Luxembourg's past, as if every stone has witnessed a thousand years of time. 🏙 New Town, the collision of modernity and tradition Although our main itinerary was concentrated in the old town, if you have time, you must not miss the new town. Not only is it the financial center of Luxembourg, but it also has a modern art museum designed by I.M. Pei. The stark contrast between the old and new towns showcases Luxembourg's perfect balance between history and modernity. 🍴 The taste of Luxembourg When it comes to Luxembourg's cuisine, the P8-10 restaurant is a must-recommend. This restaurant offers authentic local Luxembourgish dishes and is located near the main street. During weekend lunch hours, local families often gather here, so it is recommended to go a bit earlier to experience the daily life and food culture of Luxembourg.

#familytravel #vianasjourney #awesomepic Our trip to Luxembourg was short but since it was not such a big city, we managed to see quite a few places around. My first thought when walking around was ‘there is a lot of climbing stairs and hills’. It is indeed need a lot of climbing, be it a stairs or a hill. The city center itself is on the top and surrounded by the city gate. Palais Grand Ducal can be easily spotted in the center, the building/ architecture is so grand and elegant. Price of food can be a bit expensive compared to other surrounding European countries.

Luxembourg 🇱🇺 A country with high wages but low cost of living Speaking of Luxembourg, it may be a country that is out of sight for tourists, but it is also the country that people want to work in the most. Small and with a lot of budget Referring to 2024, the hourly wage is approximately €15.66 (approximately $15.87) Luxembourg's main industry is financial services and banking. It has a policy that protects confidentiality and gives benefits to foreign investment, such as lower taxes. Foreign companies can set up companies in Luxembourg and transfer money back to their home country. By paying a very low tax rate, Luxembourg is called a "tax haven" or a low-tax land with a good quality of life for workers. A small country trip for us, 2 days is enough to cover the important places. Luxembourg City🗺️🇱🇺 1. Grand Ducal Palace: The palace of the king 2. Notre-Dame Cathedra: A beautiful Gothic cathedral 3. Place d'Armes: The main square of the city with restaurants and cafes 4. Chemin de la Corniche: The terrace with the most beautiful view in Europe 5. Casemates du Bock: A castle and underground tunnel with a long history 6. Grund: The historic district along the Alzette River 7. Luxembourg American Cemetery and Memorial: The cemetery and memorial for American soldiers from World War II 8. Kirchberg Plateau: The business district and international organizations Cost of living: It is considered cheap. When we went, public transportation was free. Yes, it was free!! (But we walked around the whole place.) Food starts at 10 euros and you can eat it as a meal. Mostly around 11-15 euros for a big meal. Early, mid, end of year sales with incredibly low prices. Boots and good branded clothes can be bought for around 10 euros. If anyone wants to travel, it's not far from Belgium, France, Switzerland. Buses are available at a reasonable price starting at 21 euros (flexbus). #travelwithlasu #traveleuropebyyourself #travelblogger #travelgram #travelphotography #budgettravel #solotravel #luxembourg #100WaysOfTravel #myitinerary #Citydaytours #Walkingtours

Luxembourg Travel Guide: Explore the Great Charm of a Small Country!🇱🇺 Welcome to Luxembourg! This small European country is known for its unique history, enchanting castles, and beautiful natural landscapes. Are you ready to embark on a journey full of surprises?🌳 First, explore Luxembourg City, a city with a rich historical heritage and a modern bustling atmosphere. Don't miss visiting the Grand Ducal Palace, the old town, and the squares to feel the unique charm of the city!🏰 Stroll through the streets of Luxembourg, taste the local cuisine, especially the traditional Luxembourg grilled meat and macarons, and enjoy a special Luxembourg beer or a cocktail in a bar for a gastronomic journey!🍽️ Explore the natural landscapes of Luxembourg! Head to the Mullerthal Valley and the Black Forest to admire the magnificent mountains, waterfalls, and meadows, and experience the magic and tranquility of nature!🏞️ The castles and fortresses of Luxembourg are also worth exploring! Visit Vianden to see the Vianden Castle and the ancient walls, and feel the ancient atmosphere and grandeur of the castle!🏯 For history enthusiasts, Luxembourg has a rich cultural heritage. Visit the ancient Roman sites in the Black Ernz Valley and the old castle of Dikrech to understand Luxembourg's history and cultural traditions, and feel the vicissitudes and charm of the ancient city!🏛️ Don't forget to experience the traditional activities of Luxembourg! Participate in farmers' markets, open-air concerts, or the Luxembourg National Day celebrations to fully feel the cultural atmosphere of Luxembourg!🎉 Luxembourg is a country full of surprises and charm. Get ready to set off on your Luxembourg journey and explore the great charm of this small nation!🌟

I always wondered why is Luxembourg is the richest country in the world, well if you happen to visit this small country located between France ,Germany and Belgium you'll know why. It offers a delightful blend of old-world charm and contemporary allure. You'll be amazed to see how clean the capital city is. If you wanna witness the city from the top and enjoy this view which is in my first trip pic then type this on Google Map " Uewerstad · Amis des Musées Luxembourg Amis des Musées Luxembourg, 14 Rue Sigefroi, L-2536 Ville Haute, Luxembourg " Explore the UNESCO-listed Old Town, where medieval architecture and charming squares transport you back in time. The Grand Ducal Palace is a must-visit, showcasing grandeur and history Are some of the major attractions. #historicallandmarks #Luxembourg

#christmastrip Nestled in the heart of Western Europe, Luxembourg City, the capital of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, is a charming blend of history, culture, and modernity. The city's UNESCO-listed Old Town is a captivating maze of narrow cobblestone streets, medieval architecture, and impressive fortifications. Start your exploration at the iconic Grand Ducal Palace, the official residence of the Grand Duke. The palace's neoclassical facade is a sight to behold, and you can witness the Changing of the Guard ceremony if you time your visit right. Stroll through the Place d'Armes, a lively square surrounded by cafes and restaurants, perfect for a leisurely meal or a cup of coffee. A highlight of Luxembourg City is the Bock Casemates, a network of underground tunnels and galleries carved into the cliffs. This historic site offers panoramic views of the city and the Alzette River, providing a glimpse into the city's strategic past. Nearby, the Grund district boasts picturesque riverside views and trendy bars, creating a vibrant atmosphere day and night. For a cultural experience, visit the Mudam Luxembourg - Musée d'Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean, a contemporary art museum with a striking design. The museum showcases a diverse range of modern and contemporary artworks from both local and international artists. Luxembourg City is also known for its green spaces, such as the beautiful Parc de la Pétrusse, a peaceful oasis perfect for a leisurely walk or a picnic. In the evening, the illuminated cityscape creates a magical ambiance, especially along the Chemin de la Corniche, often referred to as the "Most Beautiful Balcony in Europe." Conclude your day with a delightful dinner in one of the city's gourmet restaurants, savoring Luxembourg's unique culinary offerings influenced by French and German cuisines. Luxembourg City's small size and rich history make it a delightful destination for a short but memorable visit.

"Grand Duchy of Luxembourg🇱🇺" The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg was founded in the Middle Ages (the actual age is unknown) and became independent in the 19th century. Its geographical location is in the interior of Western Europe, a highland, close to France, Germany, and Belgium. It had a very important strategic position in ancient times. During the First and Second World Wars, Luxembourg was invaded by neighboring countries many times, so many ruins can be seen around its castle, which are all memories left by history. Its area of ​​2,586.3 square kilometers is slightly smaller than Kaohsiung, but because it is a highland and most of the land is hilly, the recreational areas are mainly near Notre Dame de Luxembourg and the Palace of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg. Notre Dame de Luxembourg was built in 1613 in Gothic style. It contains a large number of sculptures and paintings from the Renaissance, which is worth seeing. In addition, our accommodation in Luxembourg this time, "Hotel Double Tree by Hilton", can also be found on Trip.com! # Grand Duchy of Luxembourg # Notre Dame de Luxembourg # Good place for parents and children # Summer resort # # Grand Duke Palace of Luxembourg