Renowned for its high standard of living and diminutive size, Luxembourg is often overlooked by visitors to Europe who know little of its wealth of riches, all conveniently packaged into a country no larger than Rhode Island. Our specialists know them well, however, from the compact UNESCO-listed capital to the forested hills and rocky gorges of the Mullerthal region and the vineyards of the Moselle Valley.
They’ll help you to craft a tailor-made itinerary that reflects your interests, whether you want to hike through ‘Little Switzerland’, track down the region’s finest Riesling or trace the strategic importance of this once heavily fortified country at the edge of empires. We’ll guide you around the medieval streets of Luxembourg City and get you into the hidden tunnels that run beneath the city streets. We can also direct you to the finest restaurants, castles and art museums, to ensure you make the most out of every moment on your Luxembourg holiday.
Whatever your interests, our specialists will build activities into your trip that connect to how you want to experience Luxembourg.
Wine tasting in the Moselle Valley
Visit wineries on the vineyard-blanketed hills of the Moselle Valley outside of Luxembourg City on this half-day guided tour. You’ll get the chance to taste the wines the region is best known for, including a dry Riesling and white pinots.
Hiking in Little Switzerland
You can spend a morning or a whole day trekking through the woods of Luxembourg on this hiking trip along the Mullerthal Trail. The trail’s network of routes wind through forests, caves, hills and valleys, linking several medieval towns and castles.
Walking tour of historic Luxembourg & Casemates du Bock
On this half-day walking tour, you’ll get to know Luxembourg City on every level, from its clifftop old city to its underground tunnels to its riverside streets in the valley. You can visit a lively 17th-century square, or see the country’s oldest cathedral.
Our specialists advise on the best months to visit Luxembourg, including information about climate, events and festivals.
Practical tips for travelling to Luxembourg, from social protocols to guidance on money matters, with a link to the latest FCDO travel advice.
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