A complete list of tourist attractions in Luxembourg

Luxembourg is divided into two parts by the Arzé River and the Petros River, with the river valley in the middle, while the old and new cities are divided into two parts by the river valley. They are connected by more than 100 bridges, including antique brick walls and modern metal bridges, exquisite architecture and unique characteristics. Due to the large number of tourists, prices in Luxembourg are quite high. Fortunately, the city is not large and the scenic spots are concentrated, so one day's visit is enough.

Luxembourg City

Luxembourg City is located in the southern part of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. It is the capital of the country. It is one of the richest cities in the world and has developed into a banking, economic and administrative center. Although Luxembourg City is not very large, it is a city full of charm and customs, making it one of the most distinctive tourist hotspots in the world.

Luxembourg City is a top tourist destination. It has beautiful scenery, valuable and rich cultural heritage and excellent infrastructure. It is presented to sports and food enthusiasts, children and businessmen, fitness fans and cultural hunters, explorers and nature lovers. Luxembourg City is a city full of history, fortifications, art and cultural treasures, with many places of interest and historic sites, making it one of the most worth visiting. Luxembourg City is full of many places of interest and picturesque attractions to be explored. In addition to world heritage attractions, the "Grand Duke Mansion", one of the official residences of the Grand Duke, cannot be missed. In addition, there are the National Museum of History and Art of Luxembourg, the Luxembourg Military Cemetery, the Luxembourg City History Museum, the Luxembourg Castle, the Church of Our Lady of Luxembourg, etc.

There are always too many carnival opportunities in Luxembourg, and the culinary art adds a lot to it. There are many restaurants and restaurants in the city that provide exquisite cuisine and excellent services. The pedestrian street is a veritable shopping avenue, home to major boutiques and specialty stores. Visitors can enjoy the city full of unexpected vitality and vitality, but without losing its unique charm!

Grand Residence of Luxembourg

The Grand Residence of Luxembourg was built in 1572 and took two years to build a Spanish Renaissance exterior. In the 18th century, one side of it was widened and it was converted into the residence of the Grand Duke. Currently, the Grand Residence is the royal palace of Luxembourg City, located in the south of Luxembourg, and is the official residence of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg. The Grand Duke of Luxembourg performs his duties as head of state here. As the residence of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg, the Grand Residence often takes place here with many political activities.

The Grand Duke, the Grand Duchess and his staff work here, and the first floor of the Grand Mansion is used for meetings. Whenever Christmas Eve comes, the Grand Duke of Luxembourg will extend his festive greetings to the people of the country in the Yellow Room of the Grand Mansion. As guests of the Grand Duke and Duchess, foreign heads of state can enjoy warm reception here. During the visits of foreign heads of state, the Ballroom of the Grand Mansion is the place where state banquets are held.

Church of Our Lady of Luxembourg

The Church of Our Lady of Luxembourg was built between 1613 and 1621. It is a famous late Gothic revival style and is located in the south of Luxembourg. This church, also known as the Church of Our Lady of the Son, is one of the symbols of Luxembourg and is dedicated to the Virgin Mary. In the past, this Renaissance building was not used as the Church of Our Lady, but as the Church of Jesus.

1935-1938 After the expansion project in 1998, three steeple hats were added to become the Church of Our Lady. The structure of the northern section of the church is the product of a combination of Renaissance art and Baroque styles. The interior of the church is resplendent, with the inner altar decorated with precious alabaster statues, and the wall pillars are carved with Ara-style images. Behind Notre Dame is the Prime Minister's Office, and around the Prime Minister's Office are the office buildings of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Economy, and the Ministry of Finance of Luxembourg. These office buildings are not too tall and are all medieval buildings, which are both simple and spectacular.

Charlotte Duchess Bridge

The Grand Duchess Charlotte Bridge, also known as the Rainbow Bridge, has a red bridge that spans the Grand Canyon like a rainbow. The bridge is a bridge in Luxembourg City in the southern part of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. It was built in 1966. It is 355 meters long, 25 meters wide and 85 meters high. It uses a steel structure for the bridge and looks majestic.

The Charlotte Duchess Bridge is a bridge over State Route 51 (N51) across the Alzette, connecting Avenue John Fitzgerald Kennedy in Kirchberg and Boulevard Robert Schuman in Limpertsberg.

Standing next to the Charlotte Bridge stands the statue of the Duchess of Charlotte. The Duchess of Charlotte is 90 years old and has ruled Luxembourg for nearly 50 years. Having experienced the pain of World War I and World War II, she was unyielding and led the people in an arduous struggle. The people's love for her is not only reflected in the heroic face on the statue, but also in the line of French on the base of the statue: We Love You.

Luxembourg National Museum of History and Art

The Luxembourg National Museum of History and Art, whose English name is abbreviated as "MNHA", is a museum located in Luxembourg City, southern Luxembourg. It is committed to the collection and exhibition of art and cultural relics from various periods of Luxembourg history. It was originally located in an ancient building in the fish market in the historical center of Luxembourg City. In 2002, the museum moved to an expanded modern building and reopened to the public.

The National Museum of History and Art of Luxembourg was originally proposed during the French Revolutionary War, when Luxembourg was occupied by France; although some artifacts from the church were collected at the time, the museum did not open immediately. After the signing of the Treaty of London in 1839, Luxembourg's independence was established; in 1845, a group of historians and archaeologists formed a "Institute for the Research and Protection of Historical Monuments of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg", commonly known as the Archaeological Society. This institution began to collect art and cultural relics from all over Luxembourg, forming the original collection of the museum.

Today, the growing National Museum of History and Art of Luxembourg houses domestic and French and Roman art, coins, medieval sculptures, armor and contemporary art, as well as 25000 books. There is also a special exhibition hall called "The Fort of Luxembourg", which displays various models.

Luxembourg City History Museum

The Luxembourg City History Museum was completed in 1996. It is a national museum of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and the most modern museum in contemporary Europe. The museum has a majestic appearance. The 160-square-meter walls on the front of the museum facing the street are all inlaid with tempered glass. Visitors can walk down the stairs from the back door of the museum to the first underground fortress built by the Romans two thousand years ago.

The museum displays 6 large-scale architectural models from different periods, vividly reflecting the development history of Luxembourg City from different aspects. The order is as follows: A model from the period when Luxembourg City was first built in 1000, an urban architectural model from 1500, a large-scale fortress model built in Spain in 1683, a fortress model expanded in 1795 under Austrian rule, an urban model in 1867, and a model of Luxembourg developed into a modern industrial open city in 1910. Among the oil paintings on display in the museum are the themes of the exchange of letters between the King and Queen of Austria and the Duke of Luxembourg, as well as scenes showing Luxembourg's fight against Nazi invaders. In addition, visitors can also see the beautiful scenery of Luxembourg City in the past century from a map of the past.​

Luxembourg Army Cemetery

Luxembourg American Cemetery and Memorial is one of 14 overseas cemeteries erected by the United States for martyrs killed in World War II. This place was liberated from German occupation by the U.S. Fifth Armored Division on September 10, 1944, and a temporary cemetery was built on December 29, 1944. Later, the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg donated the permanent right to use the land to the United States. Buried here are 5076 U.S. troops killed in World War II, including female nurses accompanying the army. 101 of them are unknown. In the middle of the cemetery is the tomb of General Patton, who died in a car accident in the United States after the war. In accordance with his will to be buried with his soldiers during his lifetime, he was buried here. Not far from the US military cemetery, there is also a tomb of German war soldiers.

Petros Grand Canyon, Luxembourg

The Adolf Bridge spans the natural boundary between the new and old urban areas of Luxembourg. It is like a rainbow. Looking down, the trees are shaded and the streams are murmuring, giving a deeper feeling. The Petros Grand Canyon of Luxembourg is one of the world-famous scenic spots. It is about 100 meters wide and 60 meters deep. It naturally divides Luxembourg City into two Urban area, the new and old urban areas, north and south. Constitution Square is the best place to view the Grand Canyon and its sides. Luxembourg has always been regarded as a military center in history. The Petros Fort, which built ramparts, gun gates and secret passages based on the natural rocks of the canyon, is evidence that the smoke was once everywhere here.

To this day, the Petros Grand Canyon is a beautiful tourist destination in Europe. Standing on any bridge on the Grand Canyon, you can see the lush and towering trees growing on both sides of the valley. There are many types of trees and growth directions. Different, it also shows the unrestrained natural beauty of the Petros Grand Canyon. On the side of Syntagma Square next to the Petros Grand Canyon, there are ancient stone steps leading to the canyon. Follow the stone steps to the bottom of the valley, and the stream looming among the lush trees will appear in front of you. The clear stream runs at the bottom of the canyon. Watching the scenery of the valley bottom in misty weather will make people feel more impressed by the grandeur of the canyon.​

Adolf Bridge

The Adolf Bridge is one of Luxembourg's city landmarks. It was built from the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century. The bridge is 46 meters high and 84 meters long. It is a viaduct made of stone and is located northwest of Luxembourg Station. The Adolf Bridge spans the canyon and connects the new and old urban areas. The arches supporting the bridge are symmetrical left and right and are very spectacular. It is one of the outstanding buildings in Europe. The scenery in the distance from the bridge is very beautiful.

This bridge carries road traffic across the Pytrus River. It connects the Royal Road in Uptown and the Liberty Avenue Bridge leading to the train station is 17.2 meters wide. It has 4 bus lines, three of which lead to the train station, one is a bus line to Uptown, and two sidewalks are used by pedestrians.

The Adolf Bridge has become an unofficial national symbol in every way, representing Luxembourg's independence and has become a major tourist attraction in Luxembourg City. The bridge was designed by Frenchman Paul Séjourné and Luxemburg Paul Rodange and was built between 1900 and 1903. Its structural design mimics the Walnut Lane Bridge built in Philadelphia, USA. When looking at the Adolf Bridge, don't look up, look down. Looking down at the abyss of the bridge, the scenery is really beautiful. The thick green trees and jungles are like a thick carpet, densely covering the entire gap. The autumn wind dyes the leaves into red, yellow, dark green and light green. If the weather is fine, the scenery of the trees in the ravines should be full of sunshine. It will be more beautiful.

Luxembourg Castle Fort is the most historical object in Luxembourg. It was located in the Spanish-ruled area at that time. It was built in 1644. It was not until 40 years later that its building network was expanded under the guidance of legal and civil engineers, and then completed by Austrians. More than 20 kilometers of tunnels and dark castles are built under the Luxembourg Castle. They are dug out of hard rock. The project is quite arduous. The underground defense channel is built on several different geographical levels and extends downward at the same time. 40 meters, the project can be said to be complex. These impressive defense systems are called the "Gibraltar in the North" in Luxembourg.

The castle has experienced the test of blood and fire several times in history. It is a battleground for military strategists and has very important strategic significance. During the war years, the Luxembourg Castle was destroyed, but a 17-kilometer-long tunnel was preserved. During World War II, the castle served as a refuge from shelling and air strikes, providing accommodation for 35000 people. After the fortress was demolished in 1867, the 17-kilometer-long fort inside the city wall is now well preserved and was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1994.

Fiandon Town

The small Luxembourg city of Fiandon is located about 37 kilometers north of Luxembourg City and has 1500 residents. The city is sought after by many travel enthusiasts for its quaint castle and beautiful valley scenery. The small town of Fiandon has been a historical ancient capital since the ninth century, surrounded by vast forests and hills. The Gothic church, folk museum, the place where Hugo lived during his fugitive life, and the small high hill. The ancient city where the Nassau family lives are all must-see places for tourists when visiting. The ancient city where the Nassau family lives on a small high hill is about 440 meters high. Tourists can take a lift up the mountain to view it. On the top of the mountain, there are observation towers and restaurants. The panoramic view of the entire city of Fiandon is the most beautiful!

Wilheim Square

Wilhelm Place is a town square in Luxembourg City, located in the south of Luxembourg. On the west side of the square is the wide, irregularly shaped street unique to Luxembourg, and on the north side is the Boulevard Franklin Delano Roosevelt in the center of Luxembourg's historic government offices. Wilhelm Square is also commonly known as "Knuedler", which means "knot" in Luxembourg, which refers to the buckle on the belt of the Catholic Franciscan friars.

The western half of Wilheim Square is the Luxembourg City Hall in the southwest, while the eastern half of the square is mainly a riding statue of King Wilheim II. This king was once both the King of the Netherlands and the Grand Duke of Luxembourg. This is why Wilheim Square gets its name. The square is filled with many trees, especially the equestrian statues surrounding the two kings of Wilheim. Wilhelm Square is now a local open-air music gathering place. Since 1991, the Rock um Knuedler rock concert has been held every year. The concert is free to the public and reaches a maximum audience of 10000 people. Since 1995, the square has held large-scale international concerts one after another, which has become popular among more and more people.