One of our most popular tours: Luxemburg is certainly a modern and vibrant city with a rich history and impressive ancient and contemporary architecture. Departure will be from 18, Boulevard de Berlaimont in Brussels. In the old part of Luxembourg, our guide will take you to the cathedral, the Palace of the Grand Duke and the Place d’Armes. In downtown Luxembourg you will enjoy a spectacular view of the Kirchberg district, home to several European institutions. In the valley, you will be able to see a trail of the Casemates, the abbey of Neumünster, the city walls and the picturesque sites along the river Alzette. After some free time in the city, you will explore the quaint town of Dinant, with its fifteenth century collegial church and its impressive citadel. Dinant’s name originates from the Celtic “Divo Nanto”, which means “Sacred Valley”. This little town is dramatically perched on the narrow banks of the River MeuseI. This is the cradle of the Leffe beer and the birth place of Adolphe Sax, the inventor of the saxophone.

Immerse yourself in the beauty of Luxembourg City with our unforgettable guided walking tour. If your time is limited in our beautiful country, this guided tour offers sufficient opportunity to appreciate the city's charm. During the top-notch guided excursion, a well-informed guide will accompany visitors, offering captivating perspectives and historical background on the city and its notable sites. Our tour starts at Place d'Armes, a bustling square surrounded by cafes and shops. This vibrant hub is perfect for relaxation and people-watching. Indulge in some local cuisine or refreshments as you reflect on the rich tapestry of Luxembourg's past and present. You will be introduced to captivating tales about the establishment of the Grand Duchy and its visionary founder, Sigfrid. As the guide takes continues its storytelling, marvel at the Grand-Ducal Palace, with its impressive facade and changing of the guard ceremony. Moving on, we'll see the Notre-Dame Cathedral, a magnificent Gothic masterpiece. Admire the intricate stained glass windows and the sculpted beauty of this centuries-old cathedral. The next segment of our tour takes us to the Corniche, often referred to as the "most beautiful balcony in Europe." This elevated promenade offers breathtaking views of the Alzette Valley and the ancient city below. The guide will also delve into the language's origins and shed light on the fascinating underground tunnels known as "the Casemates." Furthermore, the guide will regale you with amusing anecdotes, local legends, and provide insights into the city's contemporary lifestyle.

Embark on a captivating journey through Luxembourg City with a local certified guide during this 2-hour walking tour with optional wine tastings. You'll explore iconic landmarks like the Armed Square, the Guillaume II Square, the Clairefontaine Square and the Grand-Dukes Palace. Immerse yourself in the charm of the Old Town on a walk that reveals the essence of the city. Marvel at breathtaking views from the Chemin de la Corniche and discover the historic fortress. As you traverse the city, indulge in a delightful optional wine tasting experience. During the walking tour you'll enjoy a cup of Luxembourg sparkling wine, "crémant," and a cup of local white wine. Kids can relish alcohol-free Luxembourg grape juice, while still water is provided for all. The tastings will take place en route with the guide who will bring the wines, explain about the production and perform the tastings. A convivial experience where you'll discover the city while sipping delicious Luxembourg wines!

Organize your trip to Alsace with free entry to a large choice of museums, castles, wildlife parks, and more. With the Pass Alsace, enjoy free entry to over 60 sites in Alsace. Head to the Haut-Koenigsbourg Castle, the Monkeys Mountain or the Batorama sightseeing boat tour in Strasbourg. Benefit from discounts and reductions across the area.  Download the Pass Alsace application! This application allows users to view all the Pass'Alsace partners and obtain information about each of them. By activating the geolocation function, you can also find the tourist sites closest to you. Combined with a Pass'Alsace, it provides information on all the visits possible with the Pass'Alsace, period of validity and the time remaining. Included with Pass'Alsace: 1. Castle of Fleckenstein in Lembach 2. Castle of Challenges in Lembach 3. Four à Chaux in Lembach 4. Museum Lalique  5. Glass Museum in Meisenthal 6. Crystal Museum in Saint-Louis 7. La Villa, archeological centre in Dehlingen 8. Museum of the Battle in 1870 9. Petroleum Museum in Merkwiller 10. Rural farm from l’Outre Forêt in Kutzenhausen 11. Castle of Lichtenberg  12. Museum Pays de Hanau in Bouxwiller 13. Judeo-Alsatian Museum in Bouxwiller 14. Houses of rocks in Graufthal 15. Alsatian Museum in Haguenau  16. Luggage Museum in Haguenau  17. Historical Museum in Haguenau  18. Villa Meteor in Hochfelden  19. Museum in Rohan’s Castle in Saverne  20 à 28. City Museums in  Strasbourg (you can choose 3 among 9 museums, (including Alsace, Archaeology, Decorative Arts, Modern Art, Fine Arts, History, Tomi Ungerer, Oeuvre Notre Dame and Zoology)) 29. POPGuide Strasbourg 30. One City Tours in Strasbourg (byke renting + géocaching) 31. Le Vaisseau in Strasbourg 32. The Secrets of Chocolat Museum in Geispolsheim 33. Mémorial Alsace-Moselle in Schirmeck 34. Museum of gingerbread and Alsatian folk art in Gertwiller  35. The Workshops of the Seigneurie in Andlau 36. The House of the Distiller in Châtenois  37. Eagles park in Kintzheim  38. Monkeys Mountain in Kintzheim  39. Castle of Haut-Koenigsbourg in Orschwiller 40. Cigoland in Sélestat 41. The bread House in Sélestat 42. The Humanist Library in  Sélestat 43. Tellure Silver Mine in Sainte-Marie-aux-Mines 44. NaturOparC in Hunawihr 45. Schweitzer Center in Kaysersberg-Vignoble 46. Castle of Hohlandsbourg  47. Museum of Wood and Heritage Trades in Labaroche 48. Natural history and ethnography museum in Colmar (new in 2024!) 49. Unterlinden Museum in Colmar 50. Toy Museum in Colmar 51. The Hansi Village and Museum in Colmar 52. House of cheese in Gunsbach (Valley of Munster) 53. Mausa Vauban, urban and street-art museum 54. Ecomusée d’Alsace in Ungersheim  55. Historial franco-allemand du Hartmannswillerkopf  56. The François Schneider Foundation, contemporary art centre in Wattwiller 57. Museum of wallpaper in Rixheim 58 Museum Electropolis in Mulhouse 59. Mulhouse Zoological and Botanical Park in Mulhouse 60. Firefighters’ Museum in Vieux-Ferrette

Metz is a UNESCO Creative City located at the confluence of the Moselle and Seille rivers. With its rich history as an important Gallo-Roman city, the capital of the Merovingian Kingdom of Austrasia, and the cradle of Carolingian kings, Metz boasts impressive architectural and monumental treasures. The city's past has been shaped by border disputes between Germany and France, leaving a diverse range of architectural styles and a vibrant cultural heritage. Explore Metz's highlights, including Gallo-Roman remains, medieval streets, 18th-century French squares, contemporary architecture, wine-growing villages, castles, and gardens. Marvel at the grandeur of Saint-Etienne Cathedral, one of France's tallest cathedrals, known for its extensive collection of stained glass windows. Take a stroll through Comedy Square, a charming square centred around the oldest active opera house in France. Don't miss the Protestant Temple, a striking example of Rhenish neo-Romanesque architecture built during German annexation. Discover Metz's landscapes and historic sites that tell stories of battles, lords, and peasants, immersing you in centuries of history and remarkable architecture.

Located at the crossroads of Europe and cradled by the waters of the Moselle and Seille rivers, Metz boasts a multi-millennial history and a rich heritage. A city of trade, but also of covetousness, it has preserved traces of all the eras that have shaped it, from antiquity to the present day. During our walk, you'll discover Saint-Étienne Cathedral (1220-1520), a masterpiece of Gothic art. You'll be dazzled by its remarkable stained-glass windows, including those by Marc Chagall. Cross the Place St Louis, lined with medieval arcades, and you'll be transported to the heart of the powerful Messinian Republic. Beyond the old fortifications, the Imperial Quarter reveals the period of German Annexation (1871-1918) and its railway station, one of the most beautiful railway buildings in Europe. Lovers of contemporary art can go on to visit the Centre Pompidou-Metz and its international exhibitions. A cradle of urban ecology, walkers and nature lovers will enjoy the botanical gardens, the J.M. Pelt park and the city's many green spaces. Water is omnipresent in the city, contributing to its picturesque charm. Welcome to Metz!