Notre-Dame Cathedral
Rich in historical artistry, the Notre-Dame Cathedral is an exquisite example of late Gothic architecture. Renowned for its stunning stained glass windows and crypt which houses members of the Grand-Ducal family, this cathedral offers more than just spiritual solace. The beautifully designed interior and imposing spires make it a must-visit attraction.
Entrance: Free
Address: Rue Notre Dame, 2240 Ville-Haute Luxembourg
Grand Ducal Palace
Experience the grandeur of Luxembourg’s history by visiting the magnificent Grand Ducal Palace. Used by the Grand Duke as his official residence, its elegant Renaissance facade and opulent interior are sights to behold. The palace is open to the public during the summer months for guided tours.
Entrance: Admission
Website: monarchie.lu
Address: 17 Rue du Marché-aux-Herbes, 1728 Ville-Haute Luxembourg
Casemates du Bock
If you’re a history buff, don’t miss out on the Casemates du Bock. These historic fortifications, carved out of rock, were crucial in defending the city for centuries. As you wander through the extensive network of tunnels, you will feel a part of Luxembourg’s storied past.
Entrance: Admission
Address: 10 Mnt de Clausen, 1343 Pafendall Luxembourg
National Museum of History and Art
The National Museum of History and Art, located in the heart of Luxembourg City, is home to a vast collection of artworks and artifacts. You’ll find archaeological exhibits, fine arts, coins, and even a collection of Luxembourgish crafts. This museum truly encapsulates the rich cultural history of Luxembourg.
Entrance: Admission
Website: nationalmusee.lu
Address: Marché-aux-Poissons, 2345, Luxembourg
Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean (MUDAM)
For those with an inclination towards contemporary art, MUDAM is a must-visit. This museum’s unique architecture harmoniously marries modern design with Luxembourg’s historic Fort Thüngen. Its vast collection of modern and contemporary art, including pieces by renowned international artists, will captivate and inspire.
Entrance: Admission
Website: mudam.com
Address: 3 Park Drai Eechelen, 1499 Clausen Luxembourg
Place Guillaume II
Known as ‘Knuedler’ among locals, Place Guillaume II is a bustling square in the heart of Luxembourg City. It hosts a popular weekly market and many special events. The equestrian statue of Grand Duke William II and the grand City Hall add to the charm of this lively gathering place.
Entrance: Free
Website: luxembourg-city.com
Address: 23 Rue du Fossé, 1536 Ville-Haute Luxembourg
Adolphe Bridge
The Adolphe Bridge, an iconic symbol of Luxembourg City, offers stunning views over the Pétrusse valley. The ‘New Bridge’, as it was once known, is an impressive feat of engineering and a popular spot for photographers and sightseers alike.
Entrance: Free
Website: luxembourg-city
Address: Uewerstad, 2320 Ville-Haute Luxembourg
Luxembourg National Museum of Natural History
The Luxembourg National Museum of Natural History invites visitors to explore the wonders of the natural world. From anthropology to zoology, the museum covers a range of scientific fields, making it a fascinating visit for families and science enthusiasts.
Entrance: Admission
Website: mnhn.lu
Address: 25 Rue Münster, 2160 Grund Luxembourg
Fort Thüngen
Nestled in the Dräi Eechelen Park, Fort Thüngen forms an integral part of Luxembourg’s fortification history. Now home to the Musée Dräi Eechelen, this reconstructed fortress offers panoramic views over the city and the Kirchberg district, alongside its engaging exhibits.
Entrance: Admission
Website: m3e.public.lu
Address: Rives de Clausen, 1499 Clausen Lëtzebuerg, Luxembourg
Luxembourg City History Museum
Unravel the intricate history of Luxembourg City at the Luxembourg City History Museum. Spanning across six centuries, this museum is an interactive journey into the city’s development. The innovative architecture combining old houses with modern steel and glass structures is a testament to the city’s dynamic evolution.
Entrance: Admission
Website: www.citymuseum.lu
Address: 14 Rue du St Esprit, 1475 Ville-Haute Luxembourg
Philharmonie Luxembourg
Experience world-class music performances at the Philharmonie Luxembourg. This architectural gem, known for its stunning acoustics and vibrant cultural programming, regularly hosts orchestras, soloists, and conductors from around the world, making it a hotspot for music lovers.
Entrance: Admission
Website: philharmonie.lu
Address: 1 Pl. de l’Europe, 1499 Clausen Luxembourg
Monument of Remembrance (Gëlle Fra)
The Monument of Remembrance, colloquially known as ‘Gëlle Fra’, is a poignant tribute to Luxembourgers who fought in World War I. This powerful monument, with its golden Lady of Liberty statue, symbolizes freedom and resistance, standing proudly in the heart of the city.
Entrance: Free
Website: uxembourg-city.com
Address: 1143 Ville Haute Luxembourg
Saint Michael’s Church
One of the oldest and most beautiful churches in Luxembourg City, Saint Michael’s Church, embodies the architectural evolution of the city. Its original fortress-church design combined with later Gothic and Baroque elements, create a sacred space of historical and aesthetic significance.
Entrance: Free
Website: www.cathol.lu
Address: Rue Sigefroi, 2536 Ville-Haute Luxembourg
Pfaffenthal Lift
Offering panoramic views of the old quarter and the Alzette river valley, the Pfaffenthal Lift is more than just a mode of transportation. This glass elevator connects the city’s higher and lower towns and has quickly become one of Luxembourg’s most popular attractions.
Entrance: Free
Website: luxembourg-city.com
Address: 2 Rue du Pont, 2344 Pafendall Luxembourg
Neumünster Abbey
The historic Neumünster Abbey, nestled in the picturesque Grund district, is a hub of cultural and social activities. With a history dating back to the 17th century, it now hosts exhibitions, concerts, and seminars, in a stunning setting along the Alzette River.
Entrance: Free
Website: www.neimenster.lu
Address: Centre Culturel de Rencontre Abbaye de Neumünster, 28 Rue Münster, 2160 Grund Luxembourg
Place de la Constitution
At the heart of the city lies the Place de la Constitution, offering stunning views of the Adolphe Bridge and the Pétrusse Valley. Known for the iconic ‘Gëlle Fra’ war memorial, this square is a peaceful oasis amidst the bustling city.
Entrance: Free
Website: luxembourg-city.com
Address: 2 Bd Franklin Delano Roosevelt, 1116 Ville-Haute Luxembourg