• No Luxembourg tour is complete without a day or two in Luxembourg City’s Old Quarter - a UNESCO World Heritage Site - and popping into the Notre-Dame Cathedral.
• Boning up on Luxembourg city’s ancient history at the National Museum of History and Art,with a peek at historical tools, coins, weapons and more.
• Getting “lost” in the tunnels of the Bock Cliff Casemates, while imagining soldiers and their horses of yesteryear hiding out here.
• Strolling through the pretty riverside town of Echternach then touring the Benedictine Abbey, dating to the 7th century.
• Getting up close and personal with the country’s royal family - the 16th-century Palais Grand-Ducal is the official residence of the Grand Duke.
• Goofing off in postcard-perfect Vianden on the banks of the River Our - a pretty little city where you can explore Victor Hugo’s home while in exile, a 9th-century feudal manor and miles of hiking trails.
• Playing with the locals at Upper Sure Lake on a sunny afternoon.
• Relishing a romantic moment as you gaze up at illuminated Bourscheid Castle at night.
• Listening to the amazing acoustics are you take in a concert by the Philharmonic Orchestra of Luxembourg.
• Getting your art on at the Museum of Modern Art (MUDAM), with a huge array of photography, sculpture and digital media.

CORONAVIRUS UPDATE

Europe put a travel ban on the United States as of July 1. This means that Luxembourg has opened its borders to international travelers but US travelers are not currently included.

There is no mandatory quarantine.

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