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The capital city is home to some of the best historical and cultural attractions, as well as great restaurants and nightlife.

Open to the public as a cultural center, the old abbey exhibits artwork and hosts concerts, exhibitions, and seminars.

By day this quarter of the city is picturesque place to stroll. By night, the Grund Quarter is home to the city's best nightlife.

Get to know the capital, wander the cobbled streets and enjoy the amazing historic sites throughout the city.

Visit the Philharmonie Luxembourg to see a show, or just to admire the beautiful design of this impressive concert hall.

Dedicated to depicting Luxembourg City's 1,000 years of history, this comprehensive museum exhibits a range of art and artifacts.

A lovely green park, home to a cafe, restaurant, duck pond, and playground for the kids.

Several parts of the 17C fortress remain, including the Citadel of the Holy Spirit, turrets, the bridge, towers, and walls.

Originally built as a private residence, this beautiful museum exhibits 18C-19C paintings, acquired from private collections.

In this museum, permanent and temporary exhibits depict the history of Luxembourg, as well as the development of life on earth.

Built in the 10C, a castle once stood here. Visitors can explore the remaining system of underground passages and galleries.

Dating back to 17C, this grand Gothic style cathedral also features certain Renaissance and Baroque elements.

Walk along Chemin de la Corniche and enjoy the best views possible of the city.

Known as the Old Bridge, this big historic bridge connects different parts of the city. Walk across for beautiful views.

Housed in a beautiful building which allows a lot of natural sunlight, this museum exhibits Luxembourg's modern art collection.

The first mention of a church in this spot was in 987. Over the years, it was renovated to its Romanesque-Baroque style of today.

A golden statue stands at the top of this tall obelisk as a tribute to Luxembourg's WWI casualties.

The residence of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg, it is also where he performs most of his duties along with other heads of state.

Locally known as the "rose garden" because of the beautiful roses that frame this square, designed in the 1920s after WWI.