Visit Luxembourg

13/06/2025

Summer is calling in Luxembourg City! 🌞

Swipe through and vote for your favourite summer vibe! 😍


📷 1,2,4. LaLa La Photo, 3. Marc Lazzarini

11/06/2025

What begins as a peaceful hike above Vianden for Daniel Elke of wanderlust Magazin, turns into an unforgettable encounter with nature and history. ☀️🌩️

From the quiet of the forest trails to the sudden crackle of a summer thunderstorm, every step along the Éislek Pad brings you closer to the heart of this borderland, a place where countries meet, rivers divide, and stories unfold. 🌿

Enjoy a hike with a view of Vianden Castle, and follow in the footsteps of Victor Hugo, who once stood at the same viewpoint sketching the valley below, unaware of where the border began or ended. 🏰

Ready for the full journey? Discover the full story in wanderlust Magazin's blog in German and plan your own escape to Luxembourg!
➡️ https://www.wanderlust-magazin.de/themen/inspirationen/wl-luxemburg

Visit Éislek
📷 ©Daniel Elke

05/06/2025

"Le Luxembourg est tout proche de Paris, à seulement 2h15 de la capitale en TGV et pourtant ce n’est pas une destination à laquelle on pense pour un court séjour depuis Paris et c’est un tort ! Surtout que pour les français c’est la destination idéale puisque les 3 langues principales parlées sur place sont le luxembourgeois, l’allemand et évidemment le français. Il est donc très facile de s’y faire comprendre.

Le Luxembourg, souvent perçu uniquement comme un centre financier majeur en Europe, révèle bien d’autres facettes pour le voyageur curieux. Ancien bastion de la sidérurgie, ce Grand-Duché a su se réinventer tout en préservant un riche patrimoine historique et naturel. Sans comptez le fait que le Luxembourg bénéficie d’un avantage non négligeable pour explorer le pays : les transports en commun y sont entièrement gratuits pour tous, une initiative unique en son genre !"

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Mon city guide pour découvrir Luxembourg, la capitale du pays du même nom avec quelques idées de choses à voir/faire et mes bonnes adresses.

03/06/2025

Two wheels, endless freedom. 🚴 Happy !

In Luxembourg every ride tells a story. Not of rushing from A to B, but of slowing down, tuning in, and taking the long way on purpose. 🌿 It might begin on a shady trail through the woods, continue past vineyards warmed by the sun, and end with your feet in a stream with a village just around the bend.

Because cycling isn’t just about transport, it’s about discovery, connection, and freedom on two wheels!

And the best part? Travel by bike has never been easier:

🚆 Bike & Rail
Hop on board a train and combine rail and bike travel. With designated cycle routes starting at stations, exploring Luxembourg by bike has never been more seamless!

PS: Did you know all public transportation is free throughout Luxembourg? Even your bike travels free. 🙌

🧳 Move We Carry
Want to travel light? Move We Carry transfers your luggage to your next stay while you ride without extra weight, just pure joy!
From peaceful countryside loops to adrenaline-packed climbs, Luxembourg’s cycling routes are as diverse as they are breathtaking. For more info, click here: https://www.movewecarry.lu/

Swipe through the photos to see why cycling here is anything but ordinary, and get inspired to plan your next two-wheeled adventure! 🚲✨

CFL - Société Nationale des Chemins de Fer Luxembourgeois
📷 1. Patrick Kunkel, 2. Thomas Linkel, 3+7. Alfonso Salgueiro, 4+6. Andre Schoesser, 5. Bram de Vrind, 8. Pancake! Photographie, 9. Fatpigeon, 10. Sophie Margue

02/06/2025

What if we told you this lush green wonderland was once the bottom of a sea? 🌿🌊🪨

The Visit Mullerthal, also known as Luxembourg’s Little Switzerland, is more than just pretty trails and mossy gorges. This UNESCO Global Geopark is a reminder of the Earth’s deep past. Think 200 million years of time travel, all hidden in these rocks, ripples, and caves!

It’s wild to think the ground you walk on here might still be keeping secrets. 🤯

In the latest edition of Luci magazine, geologist Birgit, Conny, and Robert take you beyond the surface, uncovering how this landscape came to life over millions of years. From hidden caves to ripple-marked rocks, every step here tells a story.

Ready to hike through time? 🥾 Order your copy of Luci magazine to your doorstep (for free!) or read it online here:
https://www.visitluxembourg.com/luci-order-7

Lëtzebuerg Vakanz
📷 Pancake! Photographie

26/05/2025

What if nature didn’t just surround the city, but shaped the way we live in it? 🌿

With LUGA, Luxembourg becomes an open-air canvas for ideas. A place where nature, art, and innovation meet to imagine the cities of tomorrow.

From hidden orchards and vertical farms to living sculptures and immersive installations, LUGA invites you to wander through unexpected green spaces in Luxembourg City and Ettelbruck and to reflect on how we want to live, together and sustainably.

This isn’t just an exhibition. It’s a celebration of "The Good Life": creative, conscious, and rooted in the natural world.

🗓️ Open until 18 October 2025
📍 Luxembourg City & Ettelbruck
🎟️ Freely accessible


📷 1,5,6. LFT, 2,3, 7. , 4. , 8.

24/05/2025

"Ultiem genieten van de natuur op steenworp afstand van Nederland? Het kan in Luxemburg! Het groothertogdom dat ondanks zijn bescheiden oppervlakte een verrassend gevarieerd landschap heeft met bossen, rotsformaties, dalen en oude dorpen."

Dit zijn, volgens Op Pad, de vier mooiste wandelroutes in Luxemburg. 🥾🇱🇺

https://oppad.nl/mooiste-wandelroutes-luxemburg

📷Op Pad, Jochem de Jong

21/05/2025

"Located in the heart of Europe, Luxembourg ranks as the seventh smallest country on the continent. Admittedly, we got some raised eyebrows when we mentioned our plan to visit Luxembourg. But let that scepticism dissolve; it’s a hidden gem of a place that’s waiting to be discovered – see for yourself!

In Away to the City's article, discover the very best things that Luxembourg City has to offer, from exploring medieval castles to experiencing bustling districts. ⬇️
https://awaytothecity.com/best-things-to-do-in-luxembourg-city/

📷 Away to the City

18/05/2025

"I'm not sure what surprises me most when I get off the train at Luxembourg’s main station – the sheer friendliness of locals who seem to greet everyone as they pass by with a cheery Moien (hello), or the fact that from this point I will not be paying a penny to travel the length and breadth of the Grand Duchy.

Five years ago, Luxembourg became the first country in the world to actively tackle its carbon footprint by making all public transport free for everyone, including tourists. So I have come to see how it works in practice, aiming to travel to the country’s little known vineyards hugging the slopes along the Moselle River and then trek through the mysterious canyons and forests of the Mullerthal region."

Want to see how The Guardian journalist John Brunton uncovered Luxembourg’s hidden gems, all by free public transport? ⬇️

With free public transport for all – including tourists - exploring the vineyards, mysterious canyons and lush forests of the Grand Duchy couldn’t be easier

15/05/2025

"In dem Winzerdorf wurde vor 40 Jahren das Schengener Abkommen zur Reisefreiheit unterzeichnet – auf einem Moseldampfer. Die Geschichte ergründen Besucher im frisch renovierten Schengen-Museum. Oder sie entdecken das Drei-Länder-Eck zum Wandern."

Lesen Sie hier mehr ⬇️
https://www.welt.de/reise/article256075504/Schengen-in-Luxemburg-Wo-guter-Wein-auf-Weltgeschichte-trifft.html