Luxembourg combines castles, nature reserves, and museums. The country features structures like Vianden and Beaufort castles, nature areas like Ellergronn, and industrial sites like the Haut-Martelange Slate Museum. The landscape includes waterfalls, lakes, and medieval castle ruins.
Martelange, Luxembourg
The museum presents the industrial history of slate production with original tools, machines and tunnels.
Vianden, Luxembourg
The 11th-century feudal residence features Romanesque and Gothic architectural elements with restored interiors.
Beaufort, Luxembourg
The complex consists of an 11th-century medieval castle and a 17th-century Renaissance palace.
Larochette, Luxembourg
The 11th-century fortress stands on a rock outcrop above the White Ernz valley.
Bourscheid, Luxembourg
This medieval fortress stands on a rocky outcrop above the Sauer Valley, featuring 12 towers and covering 12000 square meters.
Rumelange, Luxembourg
The museum displays original mining equipment and guides visitors through underground galleries using a 19th-century narrow-gauge railway.
Clervaux, Luxembourg
This restored 12th-century building contains a military museum, a model castle collection, and UNESCO-listed Edward Steichen photography collection.
Ansembourg, Luxembourg
A castle from 1639 with geometric gardens, statues, water features and terraces following 18th-century French garden design principles.
Maasmechelen, Luxembourg
Natural underground system with passages and chambers formed in limestone rock during the Devonian period.
Echternach, Luxembourg
Religious complex established in 698 by Saint Willibrord, featuring Romanesque architecture and a basilica with medieval manuscripts.
Hesperange, Luxembourg
Medieval fortress remains from the 13th century positioned above the Alzette River, featuring stone walls and defensive structures.
Moselle, Luxembourg
Border town dating from the Middle Ages with an 11th century castle perched on a rock, stone houses and ancient fortifications.
Mondorf-les-Bains, Luxembourg
The medical center provides mineral water treatments, massages, fitness programs and a large swimming pool with 36°C water.
Stolzembourg, Luxembourg
This former 19th century industrial site displays original mining equipment and underground tunnels with guided visits.
Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
The 17th century fortress walls now form the foundation for bank buildings and government offices in the city center.
Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg
The 110 hectare area hosts native plants and animals in a former mining site with marked hiking trails.
Differdange, Luxembourg
The museum presents steel industry heritage with a collection of locomotives and mining equipment from the 20th century.
Goebelsmuehle, Luxembourg
This railway viaduct crosses the Sûre river at a height of 50 meters with a length of 95 meters.
Rosport, Luxembourg
The 15th-century chapel contains medieval wall paintings and Gothic religious artworks.
Schengen, Luxembourg
The nature reserve consists of 30 hectares of wetlands with 250 bird species and marked hiking trails.
Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
The glass elevator connects Pfaffenthal district with the plateau and provides views of the old town.
Weiswampach, Luxembourg
Two connected lakes with hiking trails, fishing spots and a water sports base for visitors.
Bourglinster, Luxembourg
A medieval castle from the 12th century with a restaurant and event spaces in renovated halls.
Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
The museum displays exhibitions and artifacts showing 1000 years of urban development from medieval times to present.
Brandenbourg, Luxembourg
The remains of this 13th-century fortress stand on a rocky outcrop above the White Ernz valley.
Mullerthal, Luxembourg
The waterfall cascades over three stone steps and is crossed by an old stone bridge in the Black Ernz Valley.
Hamm, Luxembourg
The cemetery contains 5,076 American military graves including General George S. Patton, spanning 50 acres of land.
Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
This 18th-century fortress houses the Dräi Eechelen Museum with exhibitions about Luxembourg's military history.
Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
This stone-walled residence from the 16th century houses the Luxembourg monarchy headquarters and offers guided tours between July and September.
Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
This historical building from 1909 serves as a cultural center with exhibition spaces and concert halls in Luxembourg City center.
Rosport, Luxembourg
The exhibition presents the history of lead acid batteries and displays original devices from Luxembourg inventor Henri Tudor from the 19th century.
Mersch, Luxembourg
The medieval castle tower from the 13th century stands between forests and gardens on a rock outcrop above the Mamer Valley.