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A slower pace of Luxembourg life The Luxembourg Ardennes, also known as Éislek in Luxembourgish and Ösling in German, is the hilly, forested northern third of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. Unlike the relatively flat rest of the country, it offers steep river valleys, plateaus and hilltop medieval chateaux (castles). There are also sites commemorat...

Nestled in the heart of Europe, the small country of Luxembourg is the last remaining grand duchy in the world, a designation that means it is a sovereign state ruled by a grand duke. Often overlooked by travellers, its capital, Luxembourg City, exudes a unique charm that should not be missed. With a rich history, stunning architecture and pictures...

Luxembourg, the capital, is likely to be the first point of entry and what a good starting point it makes. A small city of just 86,000 citizens (138,000 including surrounds), what Luxembourg lacks in architectural grandeur - when compared to Paris, Rome or London - it makes up for in charm and relaxed accessibility. The city is perched atop cliffs ...