Located in the heart of the old fortified city, Place d`Armes is one of the favourite places of both locals and visitors. Originally constructed in...

Originally built as the town hall in the 1570s when the Spaniards ruled Luxembourg, the building`s facade reflects the Spanish-Moorish style. Since then many changes...

Built in the late Gothic style, the cathedral dates from the early 17th Century and was originally a Jesuit church. Many changes have taken place...

The National Library is located in a former Jesuit College, founded in 1603. It was for many years a high school. Since 1970, the building...

The Place de la Constitution offers a superb view of the Petrusse Valley and the Adolphe Bridge. In the centre of the square is a...

These military tunnels were formed by hollowing out the rock on which the city of Luxembourg was built. They date back to 1644, the time...

Located at the former crossroads of two Roman roads, the Fish Market is the centre of the old town of Luxembourg. This is where the...

This museum is located on the Fish Market in the heart of the oldest part of the city. Extended and refurbished in the early 21st...

This sightseeing double-decker bus gives tourists the option of breaking their journey to visit places of interest, then hopping on again to the next place....

This little sightseeing train, which has operated since 1987, takes visitors through little streets and parkland. It offers panoramic views of the old fortress and...

The Three Towers are remains of the old fortress marking the extent of the old town of Luxembourg. The square central section is the oldest...

The Counts of Luxembourg built a castle chapel in the 10th Century on the site of the present church. Rebuilt several times, it was enlarged...

This multi-level museum is housed in a group of former dwellings that have been restored in an old part of the city. The museum traces...

This fine square, near the Notre-Dame Cathedrale, was redesigned in the 1980s during a district restoration project. A refuge belonging to the Abbey of Clairfontaine,...

Now a centre for contemporary art,Casino Luxembourg was built in the 1890s and soon became a place where all kinds of socialising took place, as...

The Corniche has been described by a Luxembourg writer as`the most beauiful balcony in Europe`. This scenic promenade leads from the St Esprit plateau along...

Opened in 1971, this stark monument is dedicated to those who lost their lives in the Second World War. The paved interior suggests the concentration...

The Adolphe Bridge at one time could claim to have the largest stone arch in the world. It aroused a lot of interest when it...

A church was built on this site in 1606, at about the same time as Neumunster Abbey. It was the place of worship for the...

The casements are a honeycomb of tunnels and galleries first carved out in 1644 by the Spaniards and extended in the 18th Century by the...