WW2 SITES IN LUXEMBOURG

Luxembourg was at the heart of WW2, sandwiched between the French Maginot line and the German Siegfried line. Even though the Grand Duchy issued a proclamation of neutrality in 1939, on May 10th 1940, German troops entered the country. By noon, the capital city was occupied and many fled abroad, including the government and the … Continue reading WW2 SITES IN LUXEMBOURG

3 DAY TRIPS INSIDE OF LUXEMBOURG

Petite Suisse The Mullerthal Region is coined as Luxembourg’s Little Switzerland because of its beautiful, hilly landscape. Predefined trails through this fairy-tale-like setting take you past various rock formations, waterfalls and breath-taking views. Vianden This picturesque town in the North of Luxembourg is particularly popular in summer for  its outdoor swimming pool that looks on … Continue reading 3 DAY TRIPS INSIDE OF LUXEMBOURG

3 DAY TRIPS TO GERMANY

Saarschleife Less than an hour’s drive away from Luxembourg, following a short but beautiful nature trail, you can have a breath-taking view of the Saar river's hairpin bend from atop a huge wooden platform. It is Europe’s answer to the US’ Horseshoe Bend on the Colorado River in Arizona. Trier About one hour away from … Continue reading 3 DAY TRIPS TO GERMANY

3 STATUES TO SEE

The Kirchberg plateau has been referred to as an ‘open air art gallery’ due to the fact that most of the the big banks and institutions there have a sculpture on their doorstop. The Luxembourg City Sightseeing Bus covers them all with a detailed explanation of each. Three that stand out are... The Stuhl Outside … Continue reading 3 STATUES TO SEE

3 PANORAMAS

The Glass Floor over Pfaffenthal Luxembourg has its very own ‘Great Glass Elevator’ like in Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. The elevator at Pfaffenthal, which was opened in 2016, features a glass floor which offers views down to matchbox-sized houses in the Alzette Valley. La Corniche La Corniche was labelled as Europe’s most … Continue reading 3 PANORAMAS