City Promenade

Where? Place Guillaume II, Ville Haute Luxembourg, Luxemburg

Discover Luxembourg City’s top attractions on this classic city tour!

Price information

18.00€Per person

Indiviual price: 18€ Per person
Group price: 120€

Book ticket

18.00€Per person

© Blitz Photo Agency / Luxembourg City Tourist Office

2hmax. 20by footIndividualsde, en, fr, lu

The City Promenade is the perfect way to get the most out of your stay in Luxembourg City. Accompanied by one of our official guides, you will discover the former fortress city’s top attractions and hidden gems!

This 2-hour walking tour will make you discover, among many others, the prestigious grand ducal Palace, the Corniche also known as the “most beautiful balcony in Europe” as well as the Bock promontory, the cradle of Luxembourg City.

Tip: It is very beautiful to do a City Promenade at dusk!

Further price information:

Price for seniors: 14,50 €
Price for children from 4 to 12 years: 9,00 €
Price for adults: 18,00 €
Price for groups: 120,00 €

General terms and conditions of sale

The Kulturpass rate* (€1.50) is available for this activity. This offer is not valid online, tickets at this price can only be purchased on site at the Luxembourg City Tourist Office.
*Kulturpass - My access to culture for 1,50€. For every resident with a low income.

Availabilities

02.08 - 31.08.2025

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Grand Ducal Palace
Town residence of the Grand Duke
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© Luxembourg Photography by Christophe
Cathedral Notre-Dame
Cathedral with crypt
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© Eric Threinen / Luxembourg City Tourist Office
Chemin de la Corniche
Chemin de la Corniche
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© Nienke Krook
Bock Casemates
Bock Casemates: a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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© Pierre BK / Luxembourg City Tourist Office
Place Guillaume II & Monument Michel Rodange
Since the middle of the 13th century, this square, named after William II, King of the Netherlands and Grand Duke of Luxembourg, has accommodated the church and the monastery of the order of Saint Francis. In common parlance the square is also called Knuedler - derived from the Luxembourgish word “Knued” denoting the knot in the belt of the Franciscan friars.
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