Discover Luxembourg’s most Photogenic Spots with a Local

Our first destination - a spectacular piece of architecture, built in the 16th century during the Flemish Renaissance.

One of the city's largest open spaces. The former site of a Franciscan convent, it has since been converted into a pedestrian zone.

Notre-Dame Cathedral - built between 1613 and 1621 by the Jesuit religious order the Cathedral is a must-see, with the most memorable part of this imposing building being the Baroque-inspired north gate.

Take some original pictures of the Luxembourg Old Town surrounded by ancient fortifications, scenic bridges and alleyways.

“Europe's most beautiful balcony”, this pedestrian promenade winds along the course of the 17th-century city ramparts with views across the river canyon.

The Grund - full of breathtaking views and picture-perfect nature backdrops, the Grund is the perfect place to experience Luxembourg City’s most iconic and scenic sights.

The Bock Cliff in Luxembourg is known for its cannons and its fortifications and it is here that you can explore Casemates which is a series of underground passages.