Luxembourg

In the heart of Luxembourg’s verdant woodlands, a miniature world thrives underfoot, often unnoticed yet vital to the forest’s health and beauty. This is the realm of moss, a humble plant that plays a colossal role in maintaining biodiversity and the well-being of the forests. Mosses are not merely decorations; they are guardians of the… Read more

Recent weeks have seen Luxembourg’s skies unleash a deluge, leading to the Alzette river’s inundation. While not as catastrophic as the floods of July 2021, the rising waters have once again sparked concern among residents, particularly in the south. The image from Walfordange, adjacent to the Pidal swimming pool, tells a tale of caution. The… Read more

The Red Bridge, officially known as the Grand Duchess Charlotte Bridge, is a vital artery in Luxembourg’s infrastructure, seamlessly connecting the city center to the bustling Kirchberg business district. This iconic bridge is not only a symbol of architectural prowess but also a crucial link for the city’s transportation network. The bridge facilitates the flow… Read more

Nestled at the gateway to the picturesque town of Echternach, the lake offers a tranquil retreat for holidaymakers. This artificial lake, spanning an impressive 30 hectares, is a centrepiece of leisure and recreation. Adding to the charm of the area is the Youth Hostel, strategically located to provide stunning views of the lake. It’s not… Read more

On the Europa Day, let’s turn our gaze to the historic Spuerkeess building in Clervaux, a beacon of resilience and remembrance. This architectural gem not only serves as a testament to Luxembourg’s banking history, having been established in the mid-19th century, but also houses a poignant symbol of liberation. One window of the Spuerkeess building… Read more

Today, we commemorate the 79th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe, when Nazi Germany surrendered unconditionally to the Allies on 8 May 1945. This day, also known as Victory in Europe Day (V-E Day). One of the places that witnessed the horrors and heroism of the war was Clervaux, a small… Read more

In the bustling heart of Luxembourg’s business district, Kirchberg, lies an interesting piece of modern traffic engineering — the turbo roundabout Serra.  This roundabout isn’t just a pivotal point in the city’s infrastructure; it’s a gateway through which the daily pulse of transborder commuters flows into the economic veins of Kirchberg. Every day, approximately 217,000… Read more

The Alzette River, a typically serene waterway that meanders through the picturesque landscapes of Luxembourg, is often seen as a gentle stream, especially near the Pidal swimming pool in Walferdange.  This tranquil river, with its modest flow, is a beloved feature of the local scenery, offering peaceful walks and idyllic views. However, the Alzette has… Read more

Luxembourg Airport has seen a remarkable increase in traffic over the last few years. In 2021, the airport welcomed 2.01 million passengers, marking a 41% increase compared to 2020, the year of COVID.  Home to Luxair, the national carrier of Luxembourg, the airport has been synonymous with high-quality service for decades. Luxair, established in 1962… Read more

In Strassen, in front of the Les Thermes swimming pool, stands a captivating pair of metal hammocks — a small and a large one — crafted not just as mere sculptures but as symbols of leisure and family. These art pieces, with their gentle curves and inviting form, echo the spirit of relaxation and togetherness… Read more