Luxembourg

The capital city of Luxembourg is known for its fortified medieval old town perched on rugged cliffs above the Alzette and Pétrusse rivers.

This stunning Romanesque castle, perched on a hill overlooking the town of Vianden, is one of the largest and most beautiful feudal residences of the Romanesque and Gothic periods in Europe.

Known as the oldest city in Luxembourg, it is famous for its Benedictine abbey and the annual hopping procession.

These historic underground tunnels and fortifications were once part of a massive defensive system for the city of Luxembourg.

A picturesque town in the north of the country known for its historic castle that houses the Family of Man photography exhibition.

Often called Little Switzerland, this region features unique rock formations, lush forests, and scenic hiking trails.

A pleasant town located on the banks of the Sûre River, known for its local brewery and proximity to historical battle sites.

These dramatic medieval ruins sit on a rocky promontory overlooking the charming village of Larochette in the heart of the country.

A scenic town along the Moselle River known for its vineyards and status as the center of the Luxembourgish wine industry.

This grand building serves as the official residence of the Grand Duke and is a notable example of Renaissance architecture in Luxembourg City.