Fort Thüngen — Luxembourg city © Loic Lagarde

Villa Vauban — Luxembourg city © Mike Zenari

Vianden Castle - Hana Sofia — Vianden © Pancake! Photographie

Culture

Luxembourg is a colourful country with recognisable influences from Europe and all over the world. Yet the nation has its own unique culture and character. World-famous artists and newcomers, UNESCO world heritage at your fingertips, old fortress walls and striking modern architecture.

Luxembourg has over 60 art and history museums, galleries and cultural heritage spaces. Explore the country’s industrial, viticulture or agricultural heritage or soak up the visual arts in iconic collections like The Family of Man photographic exhibition in Clervaux Castle.

Prefer your culture al fresco? Head to Luxembourg City’s Old Town, which has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1994. Stroll past stunning architecture interspersed with fortress ruins. As you pace the cobbled streets, admire the sculptures and statues which gaze over them like ghosts from the past.

All of this can be experienced spontaneously. The Grand Duchy remains a hidden gem, and you won’t have to worry about face long queues or need to schedule a time slot far in advance. Experience culture in Luxembourg at your leisure.

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City district of Grund — Luxembourg city © Gauvin Lapetoule

UNESCO World Heritage

Stroll through ancient city streets simmering with stories, a former mining region reclaimed by nature, spectacular sandstone landscapes and discover an iconic photo exhibition.

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Casino Forum d'Art Contemporain — Luxembourg © Mike Zenari

Art & Museums

Luxembourg has over 60 art and history museums, galleries and cultural heritage spaces. Wander around, choose what you fancy, and relax into the experience.

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Nature reserve Haard, Hesselsbierg, Staebierg — © Thomas Jutzler

Industrial heritage

The worldwide industrial revolution left many deep scars on the landscapes of Luxembourg – especially in the mining regions of the south, the cradle of Luxembourg’s iron and steel industry.

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Schumans Eck Trail Wiltz — © Alfonso Salgueiro

Places of remembrance

Armies, military activities and war have all left their mark on Luxembourg. You can visit many places in Luxembourg, which mark significant moments, people and events gone by.

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Vianden Castle — Éislek © Eifel Tourismus GmbH - Dominik Ketz

Castles

Whether restored splendour or fortress ruins, Luxembourg’s majestic castles all have their own charm and are reminders of the country's powerful past. Get ready to embark on a journey through time!

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Place de l'Europe — Luxembourg city © LaLa La Photo

Cultural Events & Venues

From open air festivals to world-class venues, Luxembourg has a rich tapestry of cultural events and attractions. Impressive backdrops such the city’s fortifications or the towering blast furnaces of Belval add a little something extra.

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BE INSPIRED

In our Travel Stories, intriguing protagonists present Luxembourg’s fascinating cultural diversity. Did you know that the country has a long tradition in the art of photography, which you can enjoy not only in museums and galleries but also outdoors? Have you ever ventured underground to discover the capital’s casemates, a UNESCO World Heritage Site? Or perhaps you sometimes feel the need to seek refuge in the quiet of a library surrounded by mesmerising architecture? Find out more about these and other stories here.

Schlassgoart — Esch-sur-Alzette © Pancake! Photographie

Luxembourg MNAHA — © Pancake! Photographie

Luxembourg, your pictures!

Fine art photography in Luxembourg begins with Edward Steichen, one of its most famous pioneers.

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Luxembourg Casemates Kinnekswiss Fort Lambert — © Pancake! Photographie

Hidden tunnels and talking stones

The casemates are a fascinating series of tunnels running for several kilometres beneath the old town district of Luxembourg City, even extending as far as the Kirchberg plateau.

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