Free tours in Luxembourg City

Luxembourg is a city in the state of the same name in the heart of Europe, which is amazing because of its rich cultural and historical heritage. Despite its compact size, Luxembourg offers an amazing variety of attractions. Here, ancient fortresses, modern architectural masterpieces, cozy medieval streets, and luxurious parks are intertwined. Upon arrival in the city, you should book one of the Luxembourg walking tours to learn as much as possible about the sights.

Places to Visit in Luxembourg

Luxembourg is full of interesting tourist places combining modern and ancient architecture and picturesque nature. Let's find out which places you should visit.

Old Quarter

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Luxembourg's Old Quarter is the perfect place to start exploring this fascinating country and its capital. The city center was once surrounded by fortified walls, which earned it the nickname "Gibraltar of the North." However, these walls were torn down in the late 19th century, and today, tree-lined cobbled streets, lush parks, and gardens remain.

Notre Dame Cathedral

Built in the 17th century by Jesuit priests, Notre Dame Cathedral in Luxembourg is considered one of Luxembourg's main attractions. One of the characteristic features of this ancient building is the Baroque north gate, covered with beautiful stained glass dating back to the 19th and 20th centuries. Inside, you will find many modern sculptures and a miniature version of the famous "Madonna and Jesus" statue, which is located above the altar. 

National Museum of History and Art

One of the best is the National Museum of History and Art, located in the fish market in the center of the Old Town. You will find a vast collection of exhibits, including ancient tools, coins, weapons, historical documents, and photographs. Most artworks in the museum date back to the Gallo-Roman era and tell a centuries-old story. The entrance fee is 7 euros.

Bock Rock

The Bock Cliff in Luxembourg is known for its fortifications and ancient cannons. It is here that you can explore the Casemates, which are a series of underground passages. The construction of these fantastic tunnels can be considered an engineering feat since they are 21 kilometers long and dug into solid rock. The entrance fee is 10 euros.

Adolphe Bridge

This is one of the most famous landmarks of Luxembourg - images of the bridge can be found in many tourist photos and postcards in local souvenir shops. The bridge continues the Royal Boulevard and connects the Upper and Lower Towns. The boulevard offers a picturesque panorama of this structure.

Practical Information: Tour Schedule, Meeting Places, and Booking Details

We provide you with a free walking tour in Luxembourg, which will definitely not leave you indifferent. Our experienced guide will give his story in Spanish. The tour will last about 2 hours, during which you will visit the most memorable places in the city. If you need more information about the Luxembourg city tour, just click on its name. You can also read real reviews from our tourists:

Luxembourg Free Tour Historic Center & Iconic Places

“Mauricio was a good guide, he took us to the main tourist attractions in Luxembourg and explained them all with a lot of information and detail.”

“Recommended for a first approach to Luxembourg. Mauricio was competent and attentive.”

You can fly to the country at Luxembourg-Findel Airport which is the only international airport in the country. It is located approximately 6 km from the city. There is also a railway station in the city where you can arrive from other European countries.

Join Our Luxembourg Tours

If you would like to visit Luxembourg you should take care of how you will spend time in the city. Therefore, it will be advisable for you to book a free tour in Luxembourg in advance. We guarantee you a great time and a lot of interesting facts about the city from a professional guide.