Top Luxembourg City City Tours

Get your bearings in Luxembourg’s capital city without the hassle of following a map and guidebook with this guided sightseeing tour. Stroll to the top sights with your guide, learning about the local history and culture along the way. Take in the main squares, palaces, and scenic citadel plus stop to sample the country’s sparkling crémant and still white wines.

4 walking tours available to you: Tour A: Visited places: Constitution Square, Cité Judiciaire, Corniche, Bock Casemates, Old Town, Center, Municipal Park of the City of Luxembourg. Contains: 44 points of interest with audio and text. Tour length: 5.5 kmEstimated time: 2 hours Tour B: Visited places: Constitution Square, passerelle Pont Adolphe, Avenue de la Liberté, Central Station, Pétrusse Valley. Contains 17 points of interest with audio and text. Tour length: 3.6 km Estimated time: 1 hour Tour C: Visited places: Pescatore Foundation, Pfaffenthal, Funicular, Kirchberg Plateau, Fort Thüngen, Malakoff Tower, Cunégonde Church in Pfaffenthal. Contains 25 points of interest with audio and text. Tour length: 5.3 km Estimated time: 2 hours Tour D: Visited places : Rives de Clausen, Rham Plateau, Neumünster Abbey, Grund, Pfaffenthal.This tour contains 15 points of interest with audio and text. Tour length: 3.8 km Estimated time: 1 hour Note: ideal for a family walk

It's time for a new adventure! Grab your bike and start your discovering through Luxembourg and through time. Sightseeing Luxembourg has prepared an exciting route through the historical districts of Luxembourg City just for you. You will enjoy stunning views of the Bock Casemates and the Petrusse Valley, and you will visit Clausen and the Grund. During the whole tour (+/- 1 hour depending on your pace), the sightseeing.lu app will be your digital guide. Thanks to an interactive map, including GPS navigation, text and audio on the different points of interest, your smartphone will guide you through the city. Via the app sightseeing.lu you can listen to fun facts and historical information on all the points of interest. Therefore we recommend you to bring your own headphones. It's also useful to bring a smartphone holder which you can attach to your bike. This makes it easier to follow the route shown on your screen while riding your bike.