Luxembourg Tours

Luxembourg tours are an incredible adventure that unlock the rich culture and history of one of Europe’s smallest countries. A mere 2,586 square kilometres, little Luxembourg boasts far more than you might expect from Europe’s smallest sovereign state. Bordering Belgium, Germany, and France, Luxembourg is a high-powered destination known for wealth, quality of life, and wine consumption. With a carefully preserved, UNESCO-designated capital and sprawling mountains and countryside, it’s a worthwhile destination for history and outdoor buffs alike. From castles dotting lush green countryside to rugged hiking trails scaling rocky peaks, there’s far more to discover on Luxembourg tours than many travellers would expect!

Because of the way Luxembourg juxtaposes history and outdoor adventure, taking a guided tour is the perfect way to discover the country’s best-kept secrets. Much of the local infrastructure was destroyed in WWII, and extensive efforts to rebuild and preserve have protected centuries of significant architecture. Contrasting the idyllic urban areas, deep gorges and untrodden peaks beckon in the Müllerthal region, making Luxembourg tours an excellent option in Western Europe for exploring the outdoors. A guided or self-guided tour can perfectly highlight Luxembourg’s best, from quiet museum hallways to windswept summits. Book one of these Luxembourg tours today and unlock the beauty of this tiny European nation!

When is the Best Time to Visit Luxembourg?

For those who enjoy warmer weather, the best time to visit Luxembourg is during the summer months of June-August. During this window temperatures will likely be in the 20-30℃ range, making it the perfect time for exploring. This is also the busiest time for tourists of all varieties, so if you would rather avoid the crowds you will want to visit Luxembourg during the shoulder seasons of spring and autumn. For winter lovers, the best time to visit Luxembourg is during the December to March window when the ski resorts in the northern part of the country are open.

Types of Tours in Luxembourg

Although it is a small country, there are plenty of amazing adventures to experience in Luxembourg. Check out these different types of tours in Luxembourg to learn more:

Bike Tours in Luxembourg

The rolling hills, sprawling mountains, and picturesque countryside of Luxembourg are the perfect setting of adventures by bike. Book one of these fantastic bike tours in Luxembourg today and get ready for the trip of a lifetime!

Frequently Asked Questions About Luxembourg

How many days in Luxembourg is enough?

Luxembourg is a very small country, and as such, travelers should plan to spend 3-4 days exploring all that it has to offer.

Is a day trip to Luxembourg worth it?

While you could certainly spend an extra couple of days exploring the countryside, taking a day trip to Luxembourg is a popular excursion for many travelers in Western Europe, particularly if you want to see the UNESCO World Heritage Site capital city of Luxembourg.

What is Luxembourg best known for?

Although the historical growth of Luxembourg was tied to the steel industry, these days the country is best known as a powerful financial centre.

Do they speak English in Luxembourg?

There are 3 official languages of Luxembourg - Luxembourgish, French, and German - although many people in the small country do speak English.

What currency do they use in Luxembourg?

As a member of the European Union, the official currency of Luxembourg is the Euro.

Luxembourg Tour Highlights

Luxembourg Old Town

Also known as the “City of a Hundred Spires”, Luxembourg Old Town is a historic sector of Luxembourg City that has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Featuring plenty of historic and culturally significant buildings like the Grand Ducal Palace and Notre-Dame Cathedral, as well as a wide variety of restaurants, cafes, and shops, Luxembourg Old Town is the perfect destination for those who enjoy history and culture.

Müllerthal

The Müllerthal region - also referred to as the “Little Switzerland of Luxembourg” - can be found in the eastern part of the country and is composed of some picturesque scenery. Home to vast forests, rocky outcrops, rolling hills, and charming villages, the Müllerthal region is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts who explore the landscape. One particularly popular landmark is Echternach Lake, a man-made body of water that is a used for boating, swimming, fishing, and a variety of other water sports.

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