Luxembourg Trips

Notre-Dame Cathedral's three-pronged spires ensure that this splendid edifice can be picked out from most parts of the city. It’s a prime example of late Gothic architecture with Renaissance embellishments, and contains a crypt that is the last resting place of a long line of Luxembourg royalty. In the southern part of the city you’ll find the restored Neümunster Abbey, which dates back to the 11th century and has twice been destroyed. Now a cultural hub, regularly hosting art exhibitions and public performances, the complex sits serenely on the bend of the Alzette River.

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Make your way to the intersection of the Alzette and Pétrusse rivers. It’s here you can admire the gorgeous vista of greenery surrounding the deep gorges that once were an important part of the city's defenses. Walk through one thousand years of history as you follow a route that winds through the upper and lower towns. Here you can admire the city's unique forts and the imposing Bock promontory, which offered ancient Luxembourg a natural defense. By its side is the Pont du Château, a quirky two-tiered bridge that offers four ways of crossing between the cliffs.

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A district in the east of the Luxembourg City, Hamm is distinguished by its American Cemetery and Memorial, where more than 5,000 US soldiers are buried. The impeccably maintained cemetery contains a wealth of information on the campaigns that were fought, including the Battle of the Bulge in which Patton and Montgomery forged and uneasy alliance.

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