Luxembourg has it all: historic castles alongside walking and hiking tours, and nature escapes you won’t soon forget. Plan your next European city break in this charming destination known for its unique character, scenic countryside and plenty of history and culture. Stroll through Luxembourg City’s Old Quarter, a UNESCO-listed historic centre complete with fortifications, impressive viewpoints and fairytale streets, or head to the Moselle Valley wine region, known for its riverside beauty and delectable white wine. Whether you’re planning a romantic getaway or a multi-country Europe tour, keep Luxembourg in mind.
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Castles and countryside and contemporary charm, oh my! Luxembourg is a hidden gem destination for the books – with one of the densest hiking networks in Europe, it’s an ideal destination for nature escapes or cycling adventures. Immerse yourself in European heritage via walking tours and lovely boutique accommodations. Explore Luxembourg City’s Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site complete with beautiful buildings, fortresses, sculptures, statues and much more. Don’t miss the Bock Casemates, underground tunnels carved into the cliffs beneath the capital. At the Chemin de la Corniche, called the “most beautiful balcony of Europe,” views of the Alzette Valley abound.
Luxembourg travel guide
Destination facts
Language
Luxembourgish, French and German are the official languages.
When to visit
Visit from March through November. Spring, from March to May, is ideal for fewer crowds and pleasant temperatures, while the fall is a great bet for wine season, which runs from September through November.
What to bring back
Chocolate, ceramics, wine or Crémant de Luxembourg.
What to eat
Gromperekichelcher (potato cakes), Moselle Valley still and sparkling wines or Quetschentaart (a plum-filled tart).
Fun fact
Luxembourg is the world’s only sovereign grand duchy.
Important info
For more information on all necessary travel documents and more, check Air Canada’s Travel Requirements page and the Government of Canada’s Travel and Tourism website.
