Luxembourg Casemates and Cellar Tours

Luxembourg City’s best-known guided visits go underground or behind palace doors, and a few more sit in the wine country. Second-class public transport is free across the country, so reaching a tour costs nothing but the ticket itself. The LuxembourgPass covers sights, not transport, and costs from about EUR 23 for a day. All prices are in euros.

Bock Casemates

The casemates are tunnels and galleries cut into the rock below the old fortress, part of the UNESCO-listed old quarters and fortifications. Entry to the site at 10 Montee de Clausen is EUR 11 for adults, EUR 9 for students and seniors and EUR 5.50 for children 4 to 12. The city tourist office runs a 1 hour guided tour for up to 20 people at EUR 20 for adults, EUR 16 for students and seniors and EUR 10 for under 12s, with under 4s free. Autumn slots are listed at 11:30 and 14:30 daily, with an extra 16:00 on Fridays. Winter hours and slots can differ, so check the Visit Luxembourg Bock page first.

Petrusse Casemates

These tunnels start from Place de la Constitution. The guided tour lasts 1 hour and takes only 12 people, so it fills quickly. It costs EUR 24 for adults, EUR 19.50 for students and seniors 60 and over, and EUR 12 for under 12s, with under 4s free. Slots are fixed, for example 16:00 at weekends. An entry-only ticket also exists at about EUR 18, and a private guide is listed from EUR 100 for 1 to 12 people plus entry. The LuxembourgPass gives 30 per cent off. Details are on the city tourist office tour page .

Grand Ducal Palace

The palace opens to the public for guided visits only in a short summer window. The 2026 window ran from 18 July to 30 August, and dates for 2027 are still to be announced. A ticket is EUR 18 for adults and EUR 9 for children 4 to 12, and under 4s need a free ticket. The visit lasts about 75 minutes, runs in Luxembourgish, French, English and German, and starts at the tourist office on Place Guillaume II. It is lift-accessible. Outside the window you can only see the exterior. The formal changing of the guard happens about three times a year. See monarchie.lu for dates.

Moselle cellar tours

  • Caves Bernard-Massard in Grevenmacher offers a guided tour with an audiovisual introduction and one glass for about EUR 8, or EUR 5 for children 3 to 15. Tours run Wednesday to Sunday from April to the end of October and by arrangement after that. Book ahead.
  • Caves St Martin in Remich runs a 45 minute guided tour with one glass of wine or cremant for EUR 9, Wednesday to Sunday, from mid-March to mid-December.

Tasting hours at these cellars differ from shop hours, so ask when you book. The LuxembourgPass includes a free tour at both.

Other guided visits

  • Vianden Castle offers a guided tour only on request by email. The guide fee is EUR 95 plus group entry, while an audio guide is EUR 2.
  • At Belval, a combined blast furnace and City of Science tour is listed at about EUR 10 in German or Luxembourgish, on limited dates.
  • The Family of Man photography exhibition in Clervaux Castle has a free guided tour on Sundays at 16:00 that needs a reservation. The exhibition is open Wednesday to Sunday until 1 January 2027.

Tips

Book the Petrusse tour in advance, since only 12 places are offered per slot. Pickpockets work on buses and around the main station, so keep valuables close.

Read more: sightseeing in Luxembourg and day trips in Luxembourg . To compare guided options, browse Luxembourg City tours .