Luxembourg’s compact geography makes it easy to combine city sightseeing with countryside, hiking, castles, vineyards and industrial heritage. Visit Luxembourg identifies five main tourism regions alongside the capital.
Luxembourg City
The capital is the country’s cultural and historic center, with UNESCO-listed Old Quarters and Fortifications.
Éislek
In northern Luxembourg, Éislek features rugged hills, forests, valleys and castles and is also known as the Luxembourg Ardennes.
Guttland
Central and western Guttland offers green countryside, villages and the Valley of the Seven Castles.
Mullerthal
Known as Luxembourg’s Little Switzerland, Mullerthal is associated with rock formations, forests and hiking trails.
Moselle
The eastern Moselle region follows the river and is known for vineyards, wine villages and regional food.
Minett
The southern Minett region, or Land of the Red Rocks, combines industrial heritage, culture and reclaimed natural landscapes.
How to Plan
Combine Luxembourg City with one or two regions according to your interests. The country’s short distances make multi-region trips practical.
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Official resource: Visit Luxembourg destinations.