Luxembourg Travel Guide

Michelin-starred Italian restaurant near the Grand Ducal Palace run by chef Ilario Mosconi, known for handmade pasta and refined tasting menus.

Cozy traditional restaurant in the old town serving Luxembourgish classics like judd mat gaardebounen (smoked pork collar with broad beans).

Elegant Art Deco brasserie on Place Guillaume II serving French-Luxembourgish classics like steak tartare and seafood platters.

Popular casual eatery known for its bagels and salads, a favorite lunch spot for locals in the city center.

Stylish cocktail bar in the Grund district along the Alzette river, popular for evening drinks with a laid-back crowd.

Central bar near the train station area known for its lively terrace and DJ nights.

National museum covering Luxembourg's history and archaeology, from Roman-era finds to fine art collections, housed in the old town.

Contemporary art museum designed by I.M. Pei, built on the site of Fort Thüngen, showing rotating international contemporary exhibitions.

Underground network of tunnels carved into the Bock promontory, remnants of the city's historic fortifications, open for guided walks.

Art museum in a 19th-century villa and park, focused on Dutch Golden Age and 19th-century European paintings.

Large modern multiplex in the Kirchberg district showing films in multiple languages including original-version screenings.

Archive cinema in the old town screening classic and repertory films.

Luxembourg's largest funfair, held on the Glacis field since medieval times, with rides, games, and traditional food stalls.

Free open-air music festival held across the old town and Grund, with bands performing at bars and squares.

Local fitness chain with a central branch offering weight training and group classes.

Major national sports and swimming complex in Kirchberg with an Olympic-size pool open to the public.