Constitution Square

Luxembourg is a pocket country, as if it were on the street one day, but I know it was a child, why? or the first foreign country I know. When I was a child, my family lived in Dongshicao Hutong, Dongcheng District, Beijing. The hutong in the north was the dry noodles hutong. I often went to Zhou Yusan's house with my classmates to play. There was a yard next to his house that would never open the door, so we always played in the door. There was a same brand at the door. The Chinese characters are engraved with the foreign characters, and the Chinese characters are engraved with the words "Embassy of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg" or the consulate? So I was impressed that I wanted to see this country when I traveled to Europe.

The square has a long history, as if celebrating or mourning almost every major event. There have been several of the most exciting political rallies on earth. In the 1840s, communists and right-wing governments fought fiercely

The memorial to the fallen soldiers in Luxembourg's constitutional square was completed in 1923, and it was a double meaning to commemorate the 3,000 Luxembourg soldiers killed in World War I and rebuild after World War II was destroyed. The monument is 12 meters high and is an obelisk with an obelisk on the top of the monument, which stands on the statue of Victory. The Constitution Square is next to the Grand Canyon and the Aldolph Bridge, where you can play together.

🇱🇺 Luxembourg - Luxembourg is surrounded by forests, full of vegetation and remnant castles. People here coexist in harmony with nature. I can't remember. I ordered a glass of wine in the bar and remembered the rebellion against the world. After all, the palace was next door. The Grand Duke of Luxembourg bought a dish every morning. The restaurant was on the street. The guards were like not having enough food.

Small European countries are small pockets, small as a projectile land, here we see a different country face, very like, but this country is very different from Beijing, Beijing is too big, very messy, here can see quiet streets.

Constitution Square is built on the ancient Baker Fort (Battery) (1644-1685). In 1923, a monument “Glle fra” was erected in this square to commemorate the Luxembourgers who died in World War I, and today it symbolizes the freedom and resistance of the Luxembourg people. From here, you can overlook the Pétrusse Valley and the Adolf Bridge. [View] The quiet valley, the strong ancient bridge, a perfect picture! [Fun] You can walk down into the Canyon Park and see the Baker Fort. [Cost-effective] No tickets are required for public places!