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On this audio tour, you’ll get a feel for life in Luxembourg from the quirky Pétrusse Express train. You’ll make stops at Rives de Clausen – a buzzing bar and dining district – and at the scenic, high-altitude Plateau du Rham. At the plateau, you’ll have stunning views of the Old Town, and you can take some time to stroll among the ancient plane trees and walk up to the promontory behind the tower ruins. Your driving route will also take you past the Pétrusse Casemates – ruins of a medieval fortress and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

This walking tour of Luxembourg takes you through the city with experienced local guides who add a personal touch. You will explore streets, viewpoints and notable sites while hearing stories about the city’s history, culture and daily life. Guides aim to keep the pace comfortable so you can take in the architecture and atmosphere as you move through different neighbourhoods. Along the way, your guide will point out highlights and share insights that help you understand both historic landmarks and modern Luxembourg. The team has received more than 400 five‑star reviews from past visitors, many of whom said they learned a lot and enjoyed the pace. The tour operates on a tips basis, and you will have the opportunity to give a tip to your guide at the end if you enjoyed the experience.

In Luxembourg City, this city bus tour takes place aboard a convertible minibus and offers a convenient way to see the city’s charming quarters and historic landmarks. As you move through the streets, the route will cover the main highlights that illustrate Luxembourg’s rich history, stunning architecture and vibrant culture. The tour runs all year round and provides a good introduction to the city’s mix of old‑fashioned charm and modern energy. Along the way you’ll hear an informative audio guide that shares historical facts about the city’s past and present. The minibus has comfortable seating and large windows, so you’ll have clear views and good opportunities to take photographs. The tour does not include any stops, making it a continuous overview of Luxembourg City rather than a walking visit of individual sites. Whether you are visiting for the first time or already familiar with the city, this ride will give you context and orientation to better appreciate Luxembourg’s landmarks and neighbourhoods.

Luxembourg's compact old town and UNESCO-listed fortifications hold centuries of extraordinary stories. This self-guided audio tour will take you at your own pace through 17 stops in the city, including the Bock Casemates (nicknamed the Gibraltar of the North), the Grand Ducal Palace, the Chemin de la Corniche and Notre-Dame Cathedral. Along the way you’ll hear the stories behind a king who was blackmailed into signing a constitution, a mermaid whose legend inspired the Starbucks logo, and a Grand Duchess who broadcast resistance to an occupied nation over the BBC. Your guide, Kiara, narrates each stop in audio, and the tour includes built-in offline navigation so you can move between points without internet once it’s downloaded. It is available in nine languages and has no fixed start time; you may pause, linger or skip ahead as you like. Over 20,000 travellers have used these self-guided tours, and the tour comes with a full refund guarantee.

This ticket will allow you to discover the Contemporary Art Museum of Luxembourg. Inside, you’ll have the chance to explore many historic and contemporary collections and exhibits. Along the way, you’ll be able to view works by artists such as Ieoh Ming Pei, Daniel Buren, Blinky Palermo and Cy Twombly. The self-guided nature of the tour means you can explore the museum at your own pace and pause whenever you like.

This walking tour of Luxembourg takes you through the city's most historic and scenic spots, with plenty of moments for photos and stories. You will begin at the lively Plaza de Armas and then move on to the elegant Plaza de Guillermo II beside the Grand Ducal Palace. Along the way you will see the picturesque Fish Market and the historic Church of San Miguel, which reflect Luxembourg’s long past. A climb up to the Corniche Road — often called “the most beautiful balcony in Europe” — will give you sweeping panoramas. The route continues past the Judicial City and the majestic Cathedral of Notre Dame, before finishing at the Plaza de la Constitución with views over the valley of the Pétrusse River. Along the tour the guide will share local history and highlights to bring these places to life. Please note the tour operates with payment at the end of the visit; you will be invited to compensate the guide based on your experience. Small tips to help keep the guide going — for coffee, shoes and motivation — are welcome.

In Luxembourg City, this self-guided walking tour will turn a simple stroll into a romantic, story-driven adventure. You take on the role of Count Siegfried of the Ardennes, following clues on your smartphone to solve riddles and search for the legendary Melusina. Along the way you will unlock the secret history behind more than ten locations, including the Grand-Ducal Palace, Notre-Dame Cathedral and the scenic Alzette valley. The experience plays out like a real-world game with a poetic narrative of love and legend that will reveal hidden corners of the city. As you move through streets and viewpoints, the puzzles will guide your route and prompt short discoveries about each site. There are no guides or set times: you may start when you like, pause for a coffee or a photo, and continue at your own pace. This contactless, private format is suited to couples seeking a safe, intimate and different way to explore Luxembourg. Your mission is to solve the clues, locate Melusina and uncover parts of the city you might otherwise miss.

This experience takes you through key places in Luxembourg’s history, from the Middle Ages to the modern age, aboard comfortable convertible buses. Along the way you’ll visit the Mullerthal region — often called “Luxembourg’s Little Switzerland” — the medieval town of Vianden with its impressive castle, and Echternach, the country’s oldest city with its abbey and lively market square. As you move between sites, you’ll explore highlights such as the Mullerthal trail and the Schiessentümpel waterfall, wander through Vianden’s medieval streets and enter the castle (entry ticket to Vianden Castle is included), and stroll around Echternach’s old town, abbey and market square. The guide is not included. The tour involves walking on uneven terrain, so you should be in good physical condition and bring sturdy hiking shoes, especially for the Mullerthal trail and the area around Schiessentümpel.

In Luxembourg City you’ll join a local certified guide for a relaxed walking tour through the Old Town. As you move through the streets you’ll see Armed Square, Guillaume II Square, Clairefontaine Square and the Grand-Dukes Palace. Along the way you’ll pause at the Chemin de la Corniche for its famous views and encounter parts of the city’s historic fortress, getting a clear sense of the town’s layout and character. The walk will include a wine tasting that takes place en route. You’ll sample Luxembourg sparkling wine and a white wine while the guide brings the bottles, explains production and leads the tastings. Children will be offered alcohol-free Luxembourg grape juice, and still water is provided for everyone. The combination of sightseeing and tasting is designed to let you experience the city’s atmosphere while learning about local wine production from a knowledgeable local guide.

This self-guided scavenger hunt lets you explore Luxembourg City at your own pace. You’ll start anytime (24/7) with no guides or set schedule, pause for a glass of local Moselle wine at a bistro or to take in the dramatic views from the Chemin de la Corniche, and resume whenever you’re ready—even the next day. The activity works well for couples, families and groups as a relaxed team-building experience. The Complete City package includes an interactive game where you’ll solve puzzles and uncover more than ten major attractions plus hidden gems revealed along the route. As you move through the city you’ll learn the history and legends connected to each stop and get hand-picked local tips for restaurants and shops. Highlights you’ll visit include Place d’Armes, the Monument to Dicks et Lentz, Place Guillaume II and the Grand Ducal Palace, as well as the Bock Casemates, Michaelskirche, Cathédrale Notre-Dame, the Monument of Remembrance and the Pétrusse Casemates.

With the TouringBee audio guide you'll have a handy mobile companion for exploring Luxembourg at your own pace. After downloading the tour, the app will run offline and the audio will play clearly through your headphones. You’ll follow the route on the app’s map, which guides you from Place de la Nation to the European Quarter while taking you through the medieval attractions of the old centre. Along the way you’ll see Luxembourg Cathedral and the Palace of the Grand Dukes, then move on to the Pétrusse Casemates and the Bock. The route also includes Neumünster Abbey, the Vauban Towers, Obergrünewald and Thünden Forts, the MUDAM Museum and the Court of Justice of the European Union. As you move through the city, the audio will share stories and legends, so you can learn about each site without needing to keep up with a tour group.

This walking experience introduces you to Luxembourg, beginning in the city centre. You will stroll through picturesque streets and lively squares and pass old churches and the Royal Palace. Along the way, your guide will lead you to the ramparts of the ancient fortress for sweeping views and an explanation of the city's historic defences. As you move down into the valley to the Grund, you will enter the quieter setting of the former Neumünster Abbey. The guide will tell stories about the foundation of the Grand Duchy, explain the origin of the Luxembourgish language and describe the network of underground tunnels known as the Casemates. Alongside these historical insights, the guide will share some light-hearted local jokes, introduce aspects of modern life in the city and answer any questions you have. Finally, you will have the opportunity to taste some Luxembourgish delights and enjoy a drink. The experience ends back in the city centre, from where you can continue exploring on your own.

You will explore the main points of interest of the capital on an e-bike, moving between landmarks and neighbourhoods while your guide points out the highlights. Riding an e-bike lets you cover more ground than on foot, so you will get a broad impression of the city and its most notable sights without long walks. The route includes some very steep inclines, so an experienced guide will ride with you and offer support and local knowledge as you go. The guide’s presence will help you tackle the hillier sections safely and confidently. The experience is described as fun and suitable for all levels, so whether you are a confident cyclist or prefer a gentler pace, you will be able to enjoy the tour and learn about the capital’s key attractions as you move through it.

In Luxembourg City, a certified local guide will lead you on a walking group tour that brings the city’s central sights together. As you move through the streets, you’ll explore well‑known landmarks such as the Armed Square, Guillaume II Square, Clairefontaine Square and the Grand Duke’s Palace, and you’ll have the chance to learn about their place in the city’s story. Along the way you’ll stroll through the charming Old Town to uncover its historic heart, then take in the views from the Chemin de la Corniche. The walk also includes a route along the historic fortress, where you’ll delve into Luxembourg’s rich history as you follow the old fortifications and city walls.

On this self-guided walking tour of Luxembourg with Ciceru, you’ll follow a mapped route while listening to audio and reading text available in seven languages. The commentary and written notes will let you explore the city at your own pace and learn about its history and landmarks. You will start at the Casemates du Bock, the so-called 'underground city', and move on to St Michael's Church, which has stood quietly for centuries. Along the way you’ll pass the elegant Grand Ducal Palace, linked to Luxembourg's title as a Grand Duchy, and then reach the Hotel de Ville, where Grand Duke William II laid the foundation for the country's Constitution. The route continues to the Judiciary City, known for having witnessed crimes of wide-reaching significance, and then to the more tranquil Benedictine buildings of Neumünster Abbey, which also bear traces of the past. Looking across the Alzette river you’ll see the statue of Melusina, whose tale is as endearing as it is tragic. An uphill walk will bring you to the Castle Bridge, completing the route.