Luxembourg
Luxembourg
Luxembourg, one of Europe's smallest countries, packs a surprising punch with its blend of old-world charm and modern sophistication. The capital city, also called Luxembourg, sits dramatically across deep gorges carved by the Alzette and Pétrusse rivers, creating a stunning urban landscape that's hard to forget.
The city's historic core, a UNESCO World Heritage site, features impressive fortifications that earned Luxembourg the nickname "Gibraltar of the North." Walking through the old town reveals a fascinating mix of architecture spanning centuries, from medieval structures to sleek contemporary designs. The Grand Ducal Palace stands as a symbol of Luxembourg's unique status as the world's only remaining grand duchy.
Beyond its visual appeal, Luxembourg offers a fascinating cultural experience. With three official languages (Luxembourgish, French, and German), the country embraces multilingualism as part of daily life. Luxembourg City has developed into a major financial center while maintaining its cultural heritage and green spaces. The country's small size is actually an advantage—visitors can experience both urban attractions and the rolling countryside of the Ardennes region in the north all in one day.
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Things to do in Luxembourg
Top things to do in Luxembourg by www.thecrazytourist.com
Where to stay in Luxembourg
Best hotels in Luxembourg:
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En Suite bedrooms (homestay)
The En Suite bedrooms in Luxembourg provide a modern and comfortable stay in a tranquil residential area. The rooms are spacious, featuring queen-size beds and private bathrooms, offering guests ample privacy. The shared spaces include a fully-equipped kitchen, a relaxing living room, and an outdoor terrace, making it easy to unwind.
Located just a short bus ride from the city center, the rooms offer convenient access to Luxembourg's attractions while maintaining a quiet and peaceful atmosphere. Guests appreciate the neighborhood's calm, as well as its proximity to supermarkets and restaurants. With amenities such as free WiFi, weekly cleaning of common areas, and self check-in, the En Suite bedrooms offer a stress-free place to stay while exploring the city.
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Melia Luxembourg (luxury hotel)
Melia Luxembourg is a modern hotel located next to the MUDAM art museum in the Kirchberg area. The rooms are spacious and comfortable, with large beds and great city views from the upper floors. The hotel features a Mediterranean restaurant offering delicious meals, as well as a bar where you can enjoy cocktails in the evening.
The location is ideal for those interested in the EU institutions and the philharmonic, and it's easy to reach the old town thanks to a free tram that stops nearby. The hotel also offers a small fitness center and sauna for relaxation after a day of exploring. It’s a great option for those seeking a stylish, quieter place to stay away from the city center, with friendly staff and a well-reviewed breakfast buffet. The quality of the experience justifies the price.
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Hotel Parc Plaza (medium range hotel)
Hotel Parc Plaza is a great option for anyone wanting to explore Luxembourg City. Located just a short 5-minute walk from the city center, it's easy to access all the major attractions. The rooms are clean and comfortable, and if you're lucky enough to get a higher floor, you'll enjoy nice views of the old town.
The hotel features a restaurant, Le Bec Fin, where you can enjoy daily specials or a buffet. There's also a large terrace for outdoor dining when the weather is pleasant. Although there’s no air conditioning, fans are available at the front desk if needed. The location is ideal—close to major attractions but still in a peaceful area, with the EU buildings in Kirchberg just a short drive away. If you're looking for a convenient place to stay while visiting Luxembourg, this is a solid choice.
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