The Oktave is the main religious event in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and it lasts from the third to the fifth Sunday after Easter....

Built in the 1960s to mark the millennium of the city of Luxembourg, the theatre was designed by the Parisian architect Alain Bourbonnais. Many other...

Situated in the municipal park, Villa Vauban was built at the end of the 19th Century as a residence for a wealthy Luxembourg family. The...

The Music Conservatory houses a concert hall and a museum with an exhibition of old musical instruments. In the building is a music library and...

This massive red steel bridge connects Luxembourg`s old town centre with the Kirchsberg Plateau, home to many modern European institutions. Built in the 1960s, the...

Guarding the valley of the Alzette River are two massive towers built by French military engineer Vauban, after he captured the city of Luxembourg from...

The Tram and Bus Museum contains a variety of exhibits such as a horse-drawn coach, tramway carriages and trailers, models of buses, historical uniforms and...

Created on the site of a former fortification,the park has a variety of flowerbeds as well as lawns and trees. There are also sculptures of...

Originally the building was a Capuchin monastery and it functioned as such from 1623 to 1795. French Revolution troops then took possession and used it...

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...

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...

This beautiful park, especially lovely in spring when the magnolias are in bloom, lies in the valley of the River Petrusse between the upper town...

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...

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...

Opened in July 2006, this modern venue of contemporary art has been built on the historic site of Fort Thungen on the Kirchberg Plateau. Conceived...

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...

Built in 1732 as an additional defence, the fort was named after Baron Thungen, the Austrian commander. A moat surrounded the fort which could only...

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...

This splendid, new building houses three concert halls and was designed by the French architect Christian de Portzamparc. With a seating capacity ranging from just...