Located in a crossroads, Luxembourg has an old tradition of meetings. As a business city, Luxembourg has also a commercial tradition. Shake now both traditions and you’ll understand why luxury and reasonable price boutiques are next to each others!

Doing shopping in Luxembourg, you’ll either find good affairs downtown than in streets belonging to the centre. You’ll certainly be surprised with the refinement of small shops.

Finally, let you go to the Place d’Armes, Place Guillaume II or Place de Paris and savor a local beer or an Italian creamy cappuccino.

For everybody at any time of the day or the night, Luxembourg ensures you a great entertainment time! Find out an exceptional program in one of the numerous concert halls, cinemas, museums or theaters.

The main concert halls:

• Rockhal: the reference for concert in Luxembourg! This hall can welcome up to 6,500 persons. Famous international artists are coming at the Rockhal during their European Tour.
• Centre culturel et de rencontre de l’abbaye de Neumünster:The former prison workshop, called Tutesall in those days, has been changed into a theatre with 283 seats for concerts and representations…
• The Philharmonie : the colour of its illumination depends on the kind of concert or event that takes place that day.

The main cinemas:

• Utopolis , a complex of 10 projection rooms, located in the Kirchberg
• Utopia, a complex of 5 projection rooms, next to the Center.
In both cinemas, find sneakpreviews and movies in original version.

• Cinematheque gathers more than 13,000 movies of all kind. This cinematheque is one of the biggest in Europe.

The main museums:

• “Le Musée national d’Histoire et d’Art”
• « Le Mudam », museum of Modern Art with international contemporary exhibitions

The main theaters:

• “Le Grand Théâtre”
• “le Théâtre des Capucins”

Mens sana in corpore sano!

…and in Luxembourg, this is more than a motto!

Imagine a huge sport center, with an Olympic pool, an athletic race track, a gymnasium and sauna at 10 minutes from PwC offices…so, you’re at d’Coque!

Imagine a Thermarium, with Roman and Turkish Ottoman baths. A place where you can also play at the Casino…so you’re in Mondorf-les-Bains.

Still imagine …a skating-rink, tennis courts, bowling, mini-golf, numerous footpaths for rambling and two restaurants at only 5 minutes from our offices…you’re at The Kockelscheuer!

Luxembourg offers you the possibility to do sport and to relax in really high quality centers….we only presented three centers…Think about the rest !

The cooking in Luxembourg is traditional and fairly simple. Everywhere in the country, you’ll be able to taste as well national plates as other gastronomic, Tibetan, Nepalese or Lebanese specialities!

Here are some Luxembourgish food specialities :
• Bouneschlupp : a soup with French beans
• Fritür : fried fish
• Gromperekichelcher : fried potatoe pancakes, traditionally eaten with stewed apples or sugar
• Judd mat Gaardebounen : neck of pork with broad beans
• Kachkéis : soft, melted cheese
• Kniddelen : flour dumpling
• Kuddelfleck : pre-cooked, fried tripe
• Quetschentaart : prune tart
• Tierteg : Sauerkraut and potatoe purée leftovers
• Träipen : fried black pudding
• Wëld : seasonally hunted animals

The country of Luxembourg is divided into 5 geographical different regions.

Luxembourg Capital … In the Capital, next to major places (Place d’Armes, Place Guillaume II), you can visit the Cathedral, the grand-ducal Palace and the Casemates. The “ville basse” is also inescapable! There, you’ll see the Grund and feel the ambiance of irish pubs.

... and surroundings : the surrounding countryside of the city is an unending feast of greenery with many orchards, small villages which kept their own character until today. On quiet roads through the Valley of the Seven Castles, from Koerich with its baroque church to Mersch on its traces of the past.

Luxembourg's Little Switzerland or Mullerthal Seated on the banks of the Sure, next to the famous abbey founded in the 7th century by St. Willibrord, Echternach is the ideal place to explore the Mullerthal! The culture of the Echternach monks and the knights of the region, in combination with an intact nature, invite the hiker to discover the charms of Luxembourg's Little Switzerland.

The Luxembourg Ardennes and their Natural Parks
High, forested plateaux, schistose rocks, wooded hills fringing hidden valleys, dressed in all colours in autumn and covered with broom in spring: an impressing view for everybody who visits the Luxembourg Ardennes. Once passed the gateway of the Ardennes beyond Ettelbruck or Diekirch, numerous castles and fortifications testimony the rich past of this region. The Luxembourg Ardennes are also the region of Natural Parks, the Upper-Sûre lake and the Our valley. Wiltz and Diekirch are charming brewery cities. The extremely diverse landscape of the Luxembourg Ardennes, also called the “Ösling”, is a challenge to mountain bike enthusiasts like none other. There are 15 well-signposted routes with a total length of 300 kilometres, crossing dense forests, traversing deep valleys.

“The Moselle”
In the vineyards along the Moselle between Schengen and Wasserbillig, an excellent wine matures. The famous Agreement of Schengen has given this small and quiet village a well-known name. Besides the season of vintage in autumn, Grevenmacher, Wormeldange, Remich and Remerschen are the ideal places to discover the numerous wine cellars, the small wine museums or to start to a boat-trip on the Moselle. Mondorf-les-Bains offers a beautiful park, a modern thermal health establishment!

“Les Terres Rouges”
The prosperity of the Grand-Duchy came from the Red Earth in which a mineral rich in iron was mined. The industrial patrimony testifys men’s activities of former times. In the abandoned quarries caused by men, nature took back what belonged to it. Esch-sur-Alzette, the second largest town in the country, has an established reputation as business centre and, thanks to its many artdeco houses, as an architectural gem.