Monument of Remembrance

Step on the immersive Luxembourg City Bus Tour! Immerse into the beauty of Luxembourg's capital city and unveil hidden gems and historical landmarks on board of this sightseeing convertible and cozy minibus. The Luxembourg City Bus Tour offers you a convenient and immersive way to discover the rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture of our beautiful green capital during the whole time of the year. Luxembourg City Bus Tour itinerary Unveil hidden gems and immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of Luxembourg's capital city with the Luxembourg City Bus Tour. Discover historical landmarks, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture on this convenient and immersive sightseeing experience. Depart from the Montée de Clausen, on the Bock area with our City Bus Tour. Then, pass along the Grund district and admire the enchanting streets and century-old houses. During the tour, the driver takes you along the Constitution Square, where you can marvel the famous Gëlle Fra statue, the remembrance memorial. Among other monuments, you also see the Malakoff Tower, an important monument built as part of the fortress in 1861. This tower has been fully restored and is now the new headquarters of Scouting in Luxembourg asbl. You pass over the Viaduct, also known as Old Bridge. In just a few seconds, you are entering the city's business district: Kirchberg. Before that, you will have a chance to see the panoramic elevator and the Pfaffenthal district just before entering the Kirchberg Plateau. Admire the skyscrapers and the splendor of a district rich in architecture. Take a photo of the Luxembourg Philharmonie and don't miss a visit at the Grand-Duc Jean Museum of Modern Art (Mudam) after your city bus tour. Throughout the tour, you will be provided with informative content with the help of a high-quality and enriching Audio Guide, sharing historical facts about the city’s past and present.

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.

Our guided tour of Luxembourg will take you to explore the most emblematic points of the city. We can begin the private route by visiting the Town Hall, where we will begin to scrutinize the history of the country. We will enter the streets of the city as we walk through the Plaza de Armas until we reach the Grand Ducal Palace, the official residence of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg. In front of this imposing building, we will find out why Luxembourg is the only sovereign grand duchy in the world. We will arrive at the Church of San Miguel which, despite having been destroyed, rebuilt and renovated on several occasions, is the oldest religious building in the city. We can also explore the Judiciary City, the Notre Dame Cathedral and the Monument of Remembrance, from where there is a beautiful panoramic view of the Pétrusse River.