Discover Luxembourg: Luxembourg City and Vianden
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Luxembourg City
The capital, with its rock-perched old town and the Bock Casemates tunnel system, is a UNESCO World Heritage site — Europe's third capital sits on a dramatic rocky plateau.
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Moselle Valley & Wine
Luxembourg's Moselle Valley produces excellent Crémant sparkling wines and Rieslings — wine routes through picturesque villages like Ehnen and Remich are unforgettable.
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Vianden & the Ardennes
Vianden Castle is one of the most beautiful medieval castles in Europe, surrounded by the forested Ardennes — ideal for hiking and mountain biking.
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Müllerthal & Nature
The Müllerthal ("Little Switzerland of Luxembourg") impresses with rock formations, shaded gorges and well-marked trails for every fitness level.
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Top Luxembourg Tours
🏙️ Cities
Cities in Luxembourg
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Luxembourg City
The Bock Casemates, the rock-perched old town and the modern EU quarter Kirchberg.
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Vianden
One of the most beautiful castles in Europe and the panoramic chairlift.
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Echternach
The UNESCO hopping procession and the Müllerthal Trail.
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Remich
The Moselle promenade, Crémant wine cellars and the Route du Vin.
❓ FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions about Luxembourg
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How do I travel to Luxembourg?
Zurich–Luxembourg City by train via Basel and Strasbourg about 4.5 hrs, or by flight about 1.5 hrs — the city is very well connected and compact.
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Is public transport free?
Yes! Since 2020, all public transport in Luxembourg is free — buses, trains and trams free for all travelers.
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Is Luxembourg expensive?
Expensive to very expensive: hotels from 100 €, restaurants 20–35 €. But: free public transport, and Moselle wine direct from the winemaker is affordable.
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When is the best time to visit?
May–September for nature and wine. October for autumn foliage in the Müllerthal and Ardennes. December for Luxembourg's festive Christmas markets in the old town.