Luxembourg Travel Guide: Small Country, Big Charm, Experience the Perfect Blend of History and Modernity

🌍 The understated luxury of Europe's 'Little Boot'—Luxembourg, do you know about this hidden gem city? Recently, with the rise of Aunt Ni Xialian, many people have started to pay attention to this mysterious small country located in the heart of Europe—Luxembourg 🇱🇺. Although its area is so small that it is almost unnoticeable on the map, Luxembourg is a highly charming travel destination. At the beginning of the year, because my friend is from Luxembourg, I had the opportunity to experience the unique charm of this lesser-known country, and today I want to share my travel experience with you. 🚆 Convenient transportation, worry-free travel Although Luxembourg is a country, its area is not large, and the city center is also called Luxembourg City. If you are entering from Germany or France, it is very convenient to take a train or drive. Even better, public transportation within Luxembourg City is free on weekends! The entire city's transportation system is covered with free WiFi, making it convenient and considerate. However, whether the free policy applies on weekdays is somewhat inconsistent online, but according to local friends, it may still require payment. 🏰 Old Town, the pulse of history The old town of Luxembourg City condenses the essence of this country. Here, classic buildings such as ancient city walls, Notre-Dame Cathedral, and the Grand Ducal Palace are all within walking distance, allowing you to inadvertently travel back to that era full of historical weight. Every corner of the old town tells the story of Luxembourg's past, as if every stone has witnessed a thousand years of time. 🏙 New Town, the collision of modernity and tradition Although our main itinerary was concentrated in the old town, if you have time, you must not miss the new town. Not only is it the financial center of Luxembourg, but it also has a modern art museum designed by I.M. Pei. The stark contrast between the old and new towns showcases Luxembourg's perfect balance between history and modernity. 🍴 The taste of Luxembourg When it comes to Luxembourg's cuisine, the P8-10 restaurant is a must-recommend. This restaurant offers authentic local Luxembourgish dishes and is located near the main street. During weekend lunch hours, local families often gather here, so it is recommended to go a bit earlier to experience the daily life and food culture of Luxembourg.