Luxembourg City 3 Day Itinerary

Luxembourg City 3-Day Itinerary

Day 1: Explore the Historic Centre

• Morning:

  • Start your day with a hearty breakfast at Café Bel-Air, located in the Grand Rue, one of the oldest streets in Luxembourg City.
  • Visit the Notre-Dame Cathedral and admire its stunning architecture.
  • Explore the Bourglinster Castle, a beautiful medieval castle set in a picturesque countryside setting (Optional, requires transportation).

• Afternoon:

  • Lunch at Le Tanneurs, known for its traditional Luxembourgish cuisine.
  • Visit the Grand Ducal Palace and learn about the history of Luxembourg’s Grand Dukes.
  • Stroll around the Petrusse Casemates to get a feel for the city’s defensive past.

• Evening:

  • Dinner at Eierlaborett, a cozy restaurant serving innovative cuisine.
  • Enjoy a drink at Le Cactus or Le Frog, popular bars in the city center.

Day 2: Modern Luxembourg

• Morning:

  • Breakfast at La Bocca, a trendy café serving quality coffee and pastries.
  • Visit the European Quarter to see the European institutions and learn about European politics.
  • Explore the Phillippe Churchill Park, a beautiful park with stunning views of the city.

• Afternoon:

  • Lunch at Auby & Aubi Pobel, offering a mix of traditional and modern dishes.
  • Visit the MUDAM - Museum of Modern Art to discover contemporary art.
  • Explore the Kirchberg Plateau and its various museums, including the Dräi Eechelen Museum and the Grand Duke Jean Museum of Modern Art.

• Evening:

  • Dinner at Fish & Tofu, a vegan restaurant with a variety of dishes to suit all tastes.
  • End your day with a visit to the Neumünster Abbey for a peaceful evening walk or attend an event (check their website for schedule).

Day 3: Outdoor Activities & Relaxation

• Morning:

  • Breakfast at La Crêperie, serving a variety of sweet and savory crepes.
  • Take a bike ride along the Promenade Royale or hike in the Bock Casemates Park, both offering stunning views of the city.

• Afternoon:

  • Lunch at Wok Up!, a popular Asian restaurant in Luxembourg City.
  • Visit the Bourglinster Castle (if you missed it on Day 1) or explore the picturesque villages of Vianden or Echternach (requires transportation).

• Evening:

  • Dinner at Le Vieux Pressoir, a charming restaurant serving traditional Luxembourgish cuisine.
  • End your trip with a relaxing stroll around the Park Dräi Eechelen or a drink at one of the city’s rooftop bars, such as Le Cocoon or Tafelhock.

Things to Know:

• Luxembourg City is a walkable city, but you may also want to consider public transportation (buses and trams) for longer distances.
• The official language is Luxembourgish, but French and German are also widely spoken. English is also commonly understood, especially in the tourist industry.
• Shops generally close on Sundays, so plan accordingly.
• Tipping is not customary at restaurants; a service charge is usually included in the bill.