Luxembourg

A European crossroads par excellence, the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is an ode to Europe, in all that is most perfect about it. Although it is one of the smallest countries in the European Union, Luxembourg is nonetheless a resplendent nation throughout the world. 

 Its enchanting nature is proof of this every time the visitor looks at it. Affable and verdant, this is one of the many attractions of this welcoming and epicurean nation, as you'll discover when you visit Dudelange. Neighboring France, this town offers unforgettable walks as you make your way through the wooded paths of the Haard, a lush natural park. However, what's certain is that the real charm of Luxembourg is discovered by heading for its major cities, starting with the capital: Luxembourg City. An allegory of European refinement, the Grand Duchy's capital reveals a number of spectacular buildings and monuments. At the Renaissance palace with its magical feel, you are transported to the avant-garde architecture of the Grand Duke Jean Museum of Modern Art. A capital city of contrasts, Luxembourg is also a city of tranquility and cultural refinement as demonstrated by its many museums or the impressive Luxembourg Philharmonic Society. Heading off to Esch-sur-Alzette, a quite different paradox is discovered in this old mining town. With its working past, the city constantly reinvents itself, enhancing its industrial nostalgia with a large number of architectural treasures, seen in buildings like the Church of St. Joseph or the pedestrian street of the Alzette. A stroll among this elegant cluster of shops offers up an inexhaustible source of local charms. But it's by sitting on the terrace of a cafe and enjoying a cool glass of Mosel wine that you'll taste the real pleasure of Luxembourg. This heart of Europe also knows how to delight the taste buds…