Luxembourg City combines a historic fortified landscape with modern European institutions, museums, parks, cafés and viewpoints. Its Old Quarters and Fortifications are listed by UNESCO as World Heritage.
Top Places to See
Explore the Old Town, Chemin de la Corniche, Bock Casemates, Grand Ducal Palace area, Place Guillaume II and the Grund district. The city’s viewpoints reveal how the historic fortress landscape developed around deep valleys.
UNESCO Heritage
The City of Luxembourg: its Old Quarters and Fortifications was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1994. The fortifications reflect centuries of strategic military importance.
Museums and Culture
Luxembourg City has museums and cultural spaces covering art, history and contemporary life. Visit Luxembourg also highlights a broad network of museums, galleries and heritage spaces.
Getting Around
Walking is useful in the historic center, while buses and trams connect wider parts of the city. National public transport is free.
Food and Cafés
Try Luxembourgish specialties alongside French, German and international cuisine. The city is also a useful base for exploring the wider country.
Planning Tips
Wear comfortable shoes because some historic areas include slopes, steps and cobbled surfaces. Check museum hours and seasonal information before visiting.
For a wider itinerary, read our Luxembourg travel guide, Luxembourg food guide and landmarks guide.
Official resources: Luxembourg Government · UNESCO Luxembourg.
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