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Stay in Ville Haute for historic charm or Kirchberg for proximity to EU institutions and modern hotels. Both areas offer excellent connectivity and a safe, convenient environment for business and leisure.
Luxembourg City sits at the confluence of the Alzette and Pétrusse rivers, serving as a secure hub in the heart of Western Europe. As a de facto capital of the EU, it hosts numerous international institutions and boasts a highly diverse, expatriate-heavy population. Known for its historic castle and dramatic gorge terrain, the compact city offers excellent public transport and top-tier safety, making it an ideal base for business travelers seeking efficiency and comfort.
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Stay in Ville Haute for historic charm or Kirchberg for proximity to EU institutions and modern hotels. Both areas offer excellent connectivity and a safe, convenient environment for business and leisure.
The city is compact and walkable. Public transport is free and efficient, linking all key areas. It is approximately two hours by road from both Brussels and Cologne, facilitating easy regional access.
Ranked first globally for personal safety and high in quality of living, Luxembourg City offers a secure and stable environment. It is a premier choice for frequent flyers prioritizing safety and reliable service standards.

Roman Catholic cathedral of Luxembourg

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tram and road stone arch bridge in Luxembourg City, with pedestrian and cycle steel bridge suspended beneath the upper deck

official residence of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg

historic site in Luxembourg

fort within the larger Luxembourg Fortess

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museum of modern art in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg
theatre and opera house in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg

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fortifications in and around Luxembourg City, Luxembourg, largely dismantled in 1867
Take a break from the frantic pace of daily life and immerse yourself in the classically appointed Le Lys, dripping in romanticism. The restaurant is established in the historic Villa Pétrusse Hotel, built in 1880 and restored from top to toe. You have a choice of dining rooms, among which the extravagant Renaissance Marie-Thérèse salon whose huge mirrors and frescoes are the epitome of luxury and historic cachet. Chef Kim De Dood has returned to his roots to blend Luxembourg cuisine with big-boned Asian overtones in a superlative venue. Expect to sample a repertory that reveals the chef’s hig
WebsiteGracious Simonetta and veteran chef Ilario Mosconi have been adding an exuberant note to Luxembourg’s fine dining scene since 1986. Originally from Lombardy, the couple welcomes you into a handsome townhouse steeped in swish elegance and boasting a terrace by the River Alzette. The secret of their success no doubt lies in their overriding desire to please their guests. In true Italian tradition, the cuisine is founded on first-class ingredients and everything is made from scratch in a pared back culinary ethos. Rather than a glut of ingredients, each subtle dish sings an ode to the south court
WebsiteRyôdô embodies Japan’s legendary respectful lifestyle in the heart of Luxemburg’s suburbs. The luminous interior and light wooden furnishings are suitably minimalist and the food is exquisitely served by women attired in kimonos who have a knack for setting you at your ease. It is well worth savouring this fervent admiration of tradition. The lunchtime score is either à la carte or a choice of kaiseki and bento menus, while in the evening, you can choose between Sushi, Vegan or Tasting menus. Chef Ryôdô Kajiwara delicately expresses the full gamut of Japanese subtlety, calling upon the pure-br
WebsiteCamille Tardif and Julien Lucas’ knock-out villa is a genuine ode to top-drawer Gallic ingredients. Only the best produce, like Brittany lobster and Provence asparagus, gets onto the table. Chef Lucas learnt the ropes in top French restaurants, notably with Joël Robuchon, as you will quickly taste in his high-flying repertory. His steadfast commitment to sustainable development and his love of Luxemburg produce demonstrate how in tune with his era he is. His delicate craftsmanship and flawless technique can be appreciated in dishes like hare à la royale crafted to textbook perfection: strong g
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WebsiteA waft of Beirut, a whiff of Athens and a gust of Tel Aviv and Marrakech: this bustling restaurant brings together the best of the Mediterranean. Kick off your meal with a freshly shaken cocktail at the bar as you try and make your choice from the bewildering array of delicacies to share. How about a ceviche, perfectly balanced between sweet and tangy flavours, a velvety houmous or the ever-popular mezze? Spices and fruity flavours subtly underscore each dish. We must admit to having fallen head over heels with the grilled aubergine in tahini, confit garlic and peaches – to die for!
WebsiteAn open kitchen framed by a green marble counter occupies the centre of this stylishly appointed, street corner edifice. The counter seats are particularly popular, but there is also a friendly communal table available. It is a pleasure to admire Clovis Degrave and his team, who are more than happy to chat and share with diners. We recommend the several course set menu that blends creativity with Japanese serenity.The chef avows a weakness for exceptional ingredients, whose quality he underscores thanks to amusing textures and big-boned sauces. For example, he may gently sear a slice of Balfeg
WebsiteOpened in 1950, Roma was the first Italian restaurant of Luxembourg, and it remains true to its founding authentic values. Seventy years on, little has changed and the venue, adorned with Venetian chandeliers, is still as vibrant and colourful as the food is wholesome. The pasta is homemade and oozes with crisp Mediterranean accents. Examples include pasta stuffed with seafood and a velvety vongole-type sauce or why not order a melt-in-the-mouth medallion of lamb, flanked by a gutsy gravy, mashed potatoes and scamorza? Themed festivals and a varied menu with something for everyone transform ea
WebsiteLa Cristallerie is the picture of lavish elegance. Located in the heart of Luxembourg and in the boutique hotel, Le Place d’Armes, the restaurant, which is fully the equal of its host, sports a glitzy interior dripping in gold leaf fixtures and Art nouveau stained glass. In the kitchen, chef Milan Brée draws upon his experience honed in top international establishments. His score calls upon Gallic traditions and exceptional premium produce, reworked with sophisticated contemporary techniques. The calf’s sweetbread is crispy on top and velvety inside, with a succulent intense gravy spiked with
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