It’s time to start dreaming of your next family trip. Here’s some destination inspiration for you. Take a visual journey through Luxembourg with us.
The young and young at heart will enjoy visiting Bock Casemates, a vast underground system of mysterious passages and galleries, used from the 17th century through World War II, when it was used as bomb shelters. © AlenaKravchenko | Dreamstime.com
The official residence of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg, The Grand Ducal Palace dates to the 16th century. The palace is open to the public select times of the year. © Jesus Barroso | Dreamstime.com
Located on a steep, rocky outcrop, the Old City of Luxembourg lies at the junction of the Alzette and Petrusse Rivers. The area once held one of the largest fortresses of modern Europe, and features old streets, churches and manmade caves to look out upon the surrounding land. © Xantana | Dreamstime.com
Neumünster Abbey today serves as a cultural center open to the public, marking a vast departure from its former uses as an abbey, prison and barracks over the centuries. The abbey lies on the grounds of the even older Benedictine abbey. © Maria Luisa Lopez Estivill | Dreamstime.com
Across three floors, Grand Duke Jean Museum of Modern Art displays works by many artists and designers. MUDAM hosts many exhibitions and programs each year, with several kid-friendly programs, as well. © T.w. Van Urk | Dreamstime.com
The National Museum of History and Art highlights artifacts and artwork from the many centuries of Luxembourg’s history. From coins and artifacts from Roman times to fine arts of the 20th century, the museum features it all. © Flavia Hatsune | Dreamstime.com
The Alzette River runs through Luxembourg and France, and its quiet flow through Luxembourg makes it the perfect river to stop anywhere along its banks to enjoy the outdoors, have a picnic or simply take in the stunning surrounding architecture. © AlenaKravchenko | Dreamstime.com
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