Hey! My GF (24) and me (26) are going to Luxembourg City over the weekend. Do you guys have any recommendations for us? A good restaurant? A nice place to do some wellness? Anything we definitely have to see?
Thanks!
Hi All,
We (wife + 6 year old daughter) are planning to make a weekend trip next week to Luxembourg city. We are living in Frankfurt and we thought Luxembourg can be viable option for a short trip as its below 3 hours driving distance.
I'm sure city is blooming in spring or summer but is it worth to visit the city in winter?
Many thanks in advance.
I am looking for suggestions for a nice area to have a romantic walk (not hike! Was looking at Mullerthal first, but that seems to be more on the hiking side of things) on Saturday afternoon. Preferrably outside Luxembourg city and bonuspoints if it is north of Luxembourg.
I appreciate any input!
I'm designing a book and need to caption this stock photo. I could say "City of Luxembourg blanketed in a winter snow." But, is there something more interesting I could add? Thanks for your help!
Hi all, I'll be shortly moving to Luxembourg with my dog (7month cocker spaniel). I wanted to know how are the vet services there and what is the usual costs involved with each visit (general consultation)
Also are there any trusted boarding services where I could keep her if I go on vacations
Hey all! Which co-working spaces you recommend to try in Luxembourg city? Where do I find info which ones have free day try or what are the daily passes if any? What's your experience? Which one is your fav and why?
Hi, as mentioned in the title, would you recommend some place in Lux City where I can get the batteries of my wrist watch changed? And maybe treat some minor damages?
Looking for something I can order as takeout
As our city grows, it becomes important to have various channels of communication and organisation.
r/LuxembourgCity can attempt to be one such place, on reddit.
Please feel welcome to join the community and help structure it!
I work in Kirchberg and my wife works in Lorentzweiler. We are currently renting an apartment in Kirchberg, 5 mins away from JFK and Auchan. Like many, we have considered buying a house in Luxembourg, but the lack of supply makes it hard. The prices are obscene enough, but what really gets me is that most apartments/houses aren't even all that and unlike many other cities, it is almost impossible to find supply just beyond the city's outskirts. It's like construction halts altogether after Kirchberg (for instance) and it's impossible to feel like you would at least be getting some bang for your buck and a decent enough location.
Where exactly would be a decent spot to pick from for people with these commutes?
