Luxembourg
Vianden: This medieval castle town counts as one of Luxembourg's most iconic destinations. Its magnificent Vianden Castle, perched high above the Our River, stands as a must-see. The town itself charms, and a chairlift presents panoramic views.
Echternach: The oldest town in Luxembourg, known for its beautiful Benedictine abbey and its closeness to the Mullerthal region. It holds historic charm and cultural significance. Mullerthal (Little Switzerland): This region, east of Luxembourg City, is renowned for its unique rock formations, forests, and hiking trails. It holds a distinct natural landscape. Moselle Wine Region: Stretching along the Moselle River, this region has charming villages like Remich and Grevenmacher. It is known for its vineyards, wine cellars, and river cruises.
Luxembourg's diverse natural landscape presents numerous opportunities for peaceful escapes and outdoor activities.
Our Nature Park: In northern Luxembourg, known for wild landscapes, deep valleys, and rich biodiversity. Ideal for hiking and nature appreciation. Upper Sûre Nature Park: In the west, featuring the Upper Sûre Lake, a water reservoir. Opportunities for water sports, swimming, and hiking around the lake.
Mullerthal Region (Little Switzerland): Features dramatic sandstone cliffs, narrow gorges, ancient forests, and winding streams. Ardennes Region: Northern Luxembourg with rolling hills, dense forests, and picturesque river valleys.
For Vianden, Echternach/Mullerthal, and Trier, set aside a full day. The Moselle Wine Region works well as a half to full day trip. Brussels and Paris require an early start and late return.
Beyond the capital, Luxembourg's countryside is a treasure trove of historical and cultural sites.
Explore Beaufort Castles (medieval ruins & Renaissance castle), Bourscheid Castle (large, impressive), and Larochette Castle (picturesque hilltop ruins).
Visit traditional villages in the Moselle valley, Ardennes, and Gutland regions. Experience local life, historic churches, and farmhouses.
Echternach is famous for its Benedictine Abbey and the annual Dancing Procession on Whitsun Tuesday, an unique religious event.
During summer, Upper Sûre Lake becomes a popular destination for swimming, sunbathing on its small artificial beaches, and water sports.
The northern Ardennes region holds the highest points in Luxembourg, offering engaging challenges and seasonal activities.
For those with more time, extending your visit beyond Luxembourg City holds regional exploration or combining it with visits to neighboring countries.
Add time to your itinerary to explore specific regions.
Luxembourg's central location makes it a starting point to other European countries.
Longer regional trips from Luxembourg City.
Tools and services to enhance your extended European travels.
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Learn local phrases before you go. Try Rosetta Stone.
Luxembourg's central European position makes it a natural hub for onward travel by train or bus to many major cities across the continent, offering many travel options.
