Luxembourg · CITY TOURS
A city built on two levels rewards anything that saves your legs. The 15 below cover the audio bus up the plateau, the little train through the Grund, the e-bike loops and the guided walks, with prices and running times for each.
50-minute Luxembourg City bus ride by minibus past Constitution Square and Gëlle Fra, with 4-language audio guide and headphones.
“We were expecting a little bit more but its fair as a whole.”
Luxembourg City walking tour with optional wine tastings of crémant and local white, plus Old Town squares and Corniche views.
“Ken was an incredible tour guide! We couldn’t stop saying how much we were enjoying our tour to each other. He was funny, knowledgeable, detailed, and patient. We had some members in our group that were a bit difficult, and he handled them with a grace the rest of us did not. The wines were fantastic and I highly recommend choosing the tour with wine. The walk around town our first day was perfect as we learned about the city and knew where we wanted to return the next day on our visit. I don’t think we would have had as much fun, or felt we saw as much of…”
3 hours on a guided e-bike through Luxembourg City’s green valleys, historic center, and European institutions, with lifts and funiculars.
“This is both a historical and fun tour! Our guide Marc was extremely knowledgable about Luxembourg and its history. He was also enthusiastic and thoughtful in his selected stops and the information he shared. The start location is outside of the main city center but is walkable if you don't mind a 30 minute stroll or you can more quickly take the city bus free to anyone. Our tour went longer than expected but it was a really wonderful afternoon so we all enjoyed the extended time. The e-bikes were in excellent condition and the route felt very safe. As long as you can ride a bike safely this tour…”
150-minute walking tour of Luxembourg City’s historic center, Corniche views, Neumünster Abbey, and a sweet stop at Léa Linster.
“I did the tour on the 8.3.2025 at 2pm. My guide was lovely and knowledgeable. He was really passionate and showed us all the great spots in the city- thank you!”
Luxembourg City walking tour with local wine tasting, guided by an English-speaking guide, covering major sights and viewpoints in 2.5 hours.
“We had a really great time on this tour. Christoph is a fantastic guide! Full of knowledge and humour! Always ready to answer our questions!”
Luxembourg City guided walk with small group, panoramic Corniche views, Neimënster stories, UNESCO Grund, and a local sweet tasting.
“Walking tours are best - you get to see at a perfect pace, access nooks and corners, listen to a good story and get some excercise too. And for this tour all aspects scored 10 out of 10: perfect pace - Francesco is a master in what he does, dedicates the right time for each place to see. He showed us little interesting bits (the Mason Lodge for instance), he is passionate about the city and knows such fascinating little details. He actually gave us an hour more and wanted to show even more. Truly a wonderful gentleman. I'd recommend this particular trip to everyone who visits Luxembourg.”
Guided 3-hour Luxembourg City e-bike loop through Petrusse, Bock, Grund, Kirchberg, and iconic viewpoints, with helmet and bike included.
“great time, great service, great tour, great city , the best way to know the hoke city, and the best quality of bikes”
Self-guided Luxembourg City scavenger hunt with 13 puzzles, romantic city storytelling, and big Alzette River views, in English.
“Really enjoyed this explorarion game. Fun for everyone. Fairly easy to navigate, as long as you pay attention to the street signs. We did use Google maps a couple of times to verify we were traveling the correct path, but the questions and the way it guided through the city was masterful.”
A 2.5-hour English walking tour through Luxembourg City’s squares, citadel views, valley viewpoints, and bridge photos, led by local guides.
“Ken is a fantastic tour guide! I am so happy that I decided to spend my birthday this way: it was a wonderful experience, 2 hours of the tour flew by in the fantastic company of tourists”
Luxembourg City by covered train in 45 minutes, passing UNESCO casemates, the Corniche, and Alzette valley viewpoints with English audio.
“We are 2 adults and enjoyed the tour. Great way to learn about Luxembourg. Great staff as well, no regrets”
City Train plus 7 Luxembourg City museums in 48 hours, with a multi-language audio guide and headphones for a smart cultural loop.
“What I liked the most, was visiting one of the museums, but the train I would pass, it was boring, tiring and unnecessary. Overall walking on the city myself was more attractive and healthier.”
Private Luxembourg City and countryside tour with Alma: city walk, WWII American Cemetery, Schengen, villages, and optional St. Martin wine tasting.
“We were only in Luxembourg for a few days and wanted to be guided through both the city and the countryside. Our guide and driver was Alma, who gently showed us around points of the city we would not otherwise have seen. Out in the country we drove through little villages and neat towns and learned about life in Luxembourg agriculture and village life. All the visits were at our pace and no questions were unanswered. Thoroughly recommended and great value.”
A 50-minute Luxembourg City convertible bus tour with English audio, quick orientation through Grund, bridges, and the Kirchberg skyline.
“Very informative and gave us an excellent overview and orientation to the city. Friendly abd helpful driver.”
Enter Luxembourg City’s Pétrusse Casemates underground tunnels for a self-paced history stop, including a short film and the Batterie de la Pétrusse.
“interaktive Führung war gut mit Lesen, Hören, Sehen. Noch besser wäre es, wenn mehr Audio mit Geräuschen, Kommunikation aus damaliger Zeit der Belagerung zu hören wär.”
Self-guided e-Scavenger hunt in Luxembourg City. Solve assignments from Notre-Dame to Bock Casemates, for up to 6, in English.
“Nice trip, but too long for whole family (2 children 11 and 12 years). Not the 2,5 hours the information was, but almost 4 hours.”
The capital on foot, the castles by car, the Moselle by the glass.
