Lussemburgo 🇱🇺 https://en.wikivoyage.org/wiki/Luxembourg 0 159.84 The best way to get around is via the intercity bus network and the dense road system. Trains directly connect the city centre to all major districts. (Source: AI-generated — transport data absent from Wikivoyage dump.) Casemates du Bock Tunnel system part of the city's ancient fortifications. Grand Ducal Palace The official residence of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg. Place d'Armes Central square in the heart of the old city. Adolphe Bridge Double-decked arch bridge and city symbol. Grund District Picturesque valley neighborhood below the city center. Mudam Museum of modern art designed by I.M. Pei. Notre-Dame Cathedral Jesuit church and the only cathedral in the country. Philharmonie Modern concert hall on the Kirchberg plateau. Chemin de la Corniche Pedestrian promenade called 'the most beautiful balcony in Europe'. Fort Thüngen Historic fortification and home of the Dräi Eechelen Museum. Ville-Haute The historic and political centre of the city, home to the Grand Ducal Palace. Grund A picturesque medieval district along the Alzette river, known for its bistros. Kirchberg The European quarter, seat of EU institutions and the MUDAM museum. Clausen A residential district along the Alzette, famous for its breweries. Limpertsberg A leafy, upscale neighbourhood with the university and quality shops. Elite financial center, Luxembourg offers free public transport and one of the highest safety levels in the world. It is the paradigm of the wealthy capital that invests massively in its residents' well-being. assets/images/luxembourg.jpg :buvette Albicastrense Alison café Am klenge Bistro BTwo Art Scène Au Bon Vivant Bar Liberty Barbarella