Luxembourg’s landmarks range from medieval castles and fortified city walls to river valleys, industrial heritage and scenic natural landscapes. UNESCO currently lists one World Heritage property in Luxembourg: the City of Luxembourg’s Old Quarters and Fortifications.
20 Famous Luxembourg Landmarks
- Luxembourg City’s Old Quarters and Fortifications
- Bock Casemates
- Chemin de la Corniche
- Grand Ducal Palace
- Notre-Dame Cathedral of Luxembourg
- Vianden Castle
- Beaufort Castle
- Larochette Castle
- Clervaux Castle
- Wiltz Castle
- Echternach Abbey
- Mullerthal rock formations
- Upper Sûre Lake
- Moselle vineyards
- Schengen European Museum
- Valley of the Seven Castles
- Belval blast furnaces
- Red Rocks of Minett
- National Museum of History and Art
- Luxembourg American Cemetery
UNESCO Heritage
UNESCO describes Luxembourg City’s fortifications as an important example of military architecture developed over several centuries because of the city’s strategic position.
Plan by Region
Combine the capital’s heritage with Vianden and Éislek castles, Mullerthal landscapes, Moselle vineyards or Minett’s industrial heritage.
See our Luxembourg travel guide, best places to visit and Luxembourg City guide.
Official resource: UNESCO World Heritage — Luxembourg.