Morning
Start your day with a cup of great coffee and breakfast at Blooms, near the Central Railway Station.
Catch the tram either at Place de Paris or Place de Metz (if you want to walk a bit more and see a beautiful Avenue de la Liberte) and leave the tram at Hamilius station.
Walk around 7 minutes from Hamilius tram station until Place Guillaume II. Check out the statue of Grand Duke William II and enjoy the stunning architecture around the square.
In 1 minute walk from the square (around 60 metres) you will find the Grand Ducal Palace, which serves as the official residence of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg.
Afternoon
Turn to the Rue Sigefroi, and in a couple of minutes you will see crowds of people enjoying the stunning views of the Lower Town, from the Bock Casemates. Come and find your spot!
Continue to walk vie Montée de Clausen - it will be an easy walk, as you will be going down, to the Lower Town. In around 7-8 min you will be in Clausen area, where you will find a plenty of nice bars and restaurants.
If you want to try a traditional Luxembourgish cuisine and have a pint of local beer, then welcome to Big Beer Company - a local brewery, very nice authentic place.
Walk a bit in the Grund area, and at some point start moving towards the Panoramic Elevator: when you leave Clausen, you need to turn left and continue along the Alley de Pierre Mansfeld for around 15-17 min until you see an amazing elevator with a wall made of glass.
Spend some time, relax in a nice Parc Kinnekswiss - you will not miss it, as it's the first thing you will see once you exist the elevator.
Walk towards the Theatre tram station and take a tram to Kirchberg - the business district of the city. Leave the tram at Philharmonie-Mudam station.
If you are into the art, I suggest you to visit MUDAM - Musée d'Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean (Museum of Modern Art). It's the best place to explore contemporary art collections.
If you feel that you have energy for another museum, visit Museum Drai Eechelen, the fortress build in the Middle Ages, to learn more about history of Luxembourg. It's located in 3 minutes walk from MUDAM (250 metres).
Evening
Ready for dinner? There are plenty of options where to eat in Luxembourg! I suggest either to go back to the centre (Hamilius area), or to the Grund (where you had your lunch).
Alternatively, you can find plenty of good options in Limpertsberg area (close to Theatre station) or Belair (a bit further away from the centre, in around 20 min walking distance from Hamilius.
🇱🇺 I hope you liked this small guide, and it inspired you to come to visit Luxembourg.
👀 The list is not comprehensive: there are plenty of other things to see and to do in Luxembourg, so I would definitely recommend coming to this country for 3-4 days, to be able to get a full experience!
👋 If you need more information about what to do and where to go in Luxembourg, please contact me (you can find me on Instagram).
🙂 Hope to see you again on my Thatch page!
Morning
Start your day with a cup of great coffee and breakfast at Blooms, near the Central Railway Station.
Catch the tram either at Place de Paris or Place de Metz (if you want to walk a bit more and see a beautiful Avenue de la Liberte) and leave the tram at Hamilius station.
Walk around 7 minutes from Hamilius tram station until Place Guillaume II. Check out the statue of Grand Duke William II and enjoy the stunning architecture around the square.
In 1 minute walk from the square (around 60 metres) you will find the Grand Ducal Palace, which serves as the official residence of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg.
Afternoon
Turn to the Rue Sigefroi, and in a couple of minutes you will see crowds of people enjoying the stunning views of the Lower Town, from the Bock Casemates. Come and find your spot!
Continue to walk vie Montée de Clausen - it will be an easy walk, as you will be going down, to the Lower Town. In around 7-8 min you will be in Clausen area, where you will find a plenty of nice bars and restaurants.
If you want to try a traditional Luxembourgish cuisine and have a pint of local beer, then welcome to Big Beer Company - a local brewery, very nice authentic place.
Walk a bit in the Grund area, and at some point start moving towards the Panoramic Elevator: when you leave Clausen, you need to turn left and continue along the Alley de Pierre Mansfeld for around 15-17 min until you see an amazing elevator with a wall made of glass.
Spend some time, relax in a nice Parc Kinnekswiss - you will not miss it, as it's the first thing you will see once you exist the elevator.
Walk towards the Theatre tram station and take a tram to Kirchberg - the business district of the city. Leave the tram at Philharmonie-Mudam station.
If you are into the art, I suggest you to visit MUDAM - Musée d'Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean (Museum of Modern Art). It's the best place to explore contemporary art collections.
If you feel that you have energy for another museum, visit Museum Drai Eechelen, the fortress build in the Middle Ages, to learn more about history of Luxembourg. It's located in 3 minutes walk from MUDAM (250 metres).
Evening
Ready for dinner? There are plenty of options where to eat in Luxembourg! I suggest either to go back to the centre (Hamilius area), or to the Grund (where you had your lunch).
Alternatively, you can find plenty of good options in Limpertsberg area (close to Theatre station) or Belair (a bit further away from the centre, in around 20 min walking distance from Hamilius.
🇱🇺 I hope you liked this small guide, and it inspired you to come to visit Luxembourg.
👀 The list is not comprehensive: there are plenty of other things to see and to do in Luxembourg, so I would definitely recommend coming to this country for 3-4 days, to be able to get a full experience!
👋 If you need more information about what to do and where to go in Luxembourg, please contact me (you can find me on Instagram).
🙂 Hope to see you again on my Thatch page!