Luxembourg
A pocket-sized grand duchy in Western Europe, packing a fortress old town, the castle-dotted Ardennes and the Moselle wine country into a small space.
The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg lies in Western Europe, bordering Belgium, France and Germany, and though small it has varied landscapes. The old quarters and fortifications of the capital, Luxembourg City, are a World Heritage Site, and the Grund district in the gorge and the Bock Casemates are especially distinctive. In the northern Ardennes are Vianden Castle and many hiking trails; in the east, the Mullerthal is nicknamed "Little Switzerland"; and in the southeast, the Moselle valley produces white wines and is also home to the village of Schengen. Spring through autumn is the best time to visit. Luxembourg Airport is the main gateway, and public transport is free nationwide.
Destinations
Itineraries
- Luxembourg 4-Day Classic Free Transit Tour – Stay in Luxembourg City and use free public transit to explore the Old Town, northern castles, Little Switzerland, and…
- Luxembourg 6-Day Castles & Wine Country Self-Drive Loop – Drive around the country to connect the Moselle wine region, Little Switzerland, northern castles, and Upper Sûre Lake
- Amsterdam to Luxembourg 11-Day Rail Journey – A one-way southbound journey through Benelux, from canal cities to Bruges, Dinant, and the Luxembourg gorges