Luxembourg – small country, big experiences
Luxembourg is one of Europe's smallest countries, but offers a surprising amount to discover. Between castle ruins, lush valleys, and vineyards, you will find a country with a rich history and a blend of French and German culture – seasoned with its very own identity. The capital, Luxembourg City, is known for its fortress city, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring old ramparts, steep cliffs, and a fascinating mix of modern and historic buildings.
For those who enjoy activity, the country is ideal for cycling and hiking. The Moselle river valley offers beautiful wine regions, while the Müllerthal region – called "Luxembourg's Little Switzerland" – entices with dramatic sandstone formations and exciting trails. On a bicycle, you can roll from picturesque villages to pleasant vineyards, always surrounded by friendly and multilingual people.
Luxembourg is small in size but big on experiences – a perfect destination for those who want a different and rich trip in the heart of Europe.
Facts about Luxembourg
Capital: Luxembourg City
Language: Luxembourgish, French, and German
Population: approx. 660,000
Known for: EU institutions, wine regions along the Moselle, the fortress city (UNESCO), Müllerthal ("Little Switzerland"), banking, and international business
Currency: Euro (€)
Highest mountain: Kneiff, 560 m
Coastline: None (landlocked country)
Area: 2,586 km² – roughly the size of the entire Oslo region
