Mullerthal is known as 'Little Switzerland,' famous for its spectacular gorges, deep forests, and clear streams. Visitors can stroll along hiking trails to enjoy the beauty of nature and experience tranquility and comfort.
Luxembourg's only national park features vast forests, diverse wildlife, and beautiful river valleys. Activities such as hiking, cycling, birdwatching, and connecting with nature can be enjoyed here.
Adolphe Bridge is one of Luxembourg's iconic landmarks, spanning a gorge to connect the old and new districts. Its elegant design makes it an excellent spot for enjoying city views.
Place Guillaume II is located in the center of Luxembourg City, surrounded by many historic buildings and cafes. Various events and markets are often held on the square, creating a lively atmosphere.
Schengen Castle is situated on the banks of the Moselle River and is where the Schengen Agreement was signed. The castle has a long history, unique architectural style, and picturesque surroundings.
Vianden Castle is one of Luxembourg's most famous castles. Built in the Middle Ages and undergoing multiple restorations and expansions, it now serves as a museum showcasing rich historical artifacts and artworks.
Scott's Pub is located in the Grund area overlooking the river. Guests can enjoy stunning views while savoring delicious food and drinks.
Hotel Les Jardins d’Anaïs offers 28 uniquely themed rooms such as Provence-inspired sunflower yellow or 'Library' with wooden bookshelves. The hotel also features a Michelin-starred restaurant that opens onto a magical garden with ponds and pavilions.
