Tours & Activities in Luxembourg

Luxembourg is one of only three Benelux countries and is the world's second-smallest country by area after Vatican City, yet has one of Europe's highest standards of living.

The Grand Duchy is a constitutional monarchy ruled by Grand Duke Henri, and its official languages are Luxembourgish, French, and German—reflecting its position at the crossroads of Europe.

Luxembourg City's Old Town and Fortifications are a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring dramatic casemates carved into rock cliffs that once sheltered soldiers and civilians.

The country abolished capital punishment in 1979 and has consistently ranked among Europe's safest nations with negligible violent crime rates.

Approximately 47% of Luxembourg's population is foreign-born, making it one of Europe's most multicultural societies, with significant Portuguese, French, Italian, and Belgian communities.

The Moselle Valley wine region produces crisp white wines—particularly Rieslings—and borders Germany; visitors can explore vineyards by cycling or river cruises.