Discover the historic and vibrant Luxembourg City on a double-decker bus tour. Sit back and relax as the bus takes you to some of the city's most notable areas, with an onboard audio guide provided. Meet the driver at the famous Boulevard de la Pétrusse near the iconic building of the Spuerkees (the State Saving Bank). Take a seat inside or head up to the top deck for panoramic views. Put in your provided headphones and listen to informative commentary and fun facts about the famous places you pass. As you drive, admire the beauty and enchantment of Luxembourg's capital city. Pass the city's beautiful landmarks, drive through vibrant downtown Luxembourg, and take a picture of the former ARBED building. Admire the "Gëlle Fra" Memorial, the Golden Lady on Constitution Square, and drive across the red bridge of Grand Duchess Charlotte.

Embark on a hop-on-hop-off day tour and discover the history of Luxembourg, from the Middle Ages to the modern age, aboard a modern convertible bus. See the eastern region, the Mullerthal, with its charming waterfall and walking trail, admire the medieval Castle in Vianden and visit Echternach, the country's oldest town. Program of the day: 1. Mullerthal trail and Schiessentümpel:  View the Schiessentümpel waterfall with its three water jets on the Black Ernz. Snap pictures at the most photographed site in the region, Luxembourg's Little Switzerland as we like to call it. Start a 45-minutes walking tour. 2. BeaufortEnjoy a 10-minute stop in order to take some photos and admire the vast forests. There is a Renaissance castle, impressive ruins of the 12th-century castle, and a Neo-gothic church. 3. Vianden Castle Explore the north of Luxembourg, a region full of steep valleys and breathtaking views. Discover the medieval town of Vianden and its imposing castle which attracts thousands of visitors annually. Admire the imposing castle that overlooks the town, the town wall with its fortified towers, and the town's chairlift. During this stop, you have 2.5 hours of free time to plan for yourself. We recommend that you bring a snack or a sandwich if you don't want to waste time in a restaurant. Otherwise, the time of the visit might be too short. 4. The old town in Echternach:  The city of Echternach, the historical and cultural center of the region, was founded in 698 by the Benedictine Monk Willibrord and is the oldest town in Luxembourg. Admire the most beautiful places and buildings, like the St. Willibrord Basilica, the Abbey, and the market square, during a 45-minute visit. After the visit to Echternach, you will return to your original starting point at Boulevard de la Pétrusse in Luxembourg City.

Discover the landlocked Grand Duchy of Luxembourg on a full-day tour from Brussels, traveling through the scenic Ardennes forests along the way. Continue to Luxembourg City, capital of the Grand Duchy. Here, your guide will take you to the Kirchberg quarter, site of many of the buildings of the European Union, such as the European Court of Justice, and the European Commission. Wander the streets of the old town, and go to the impressive Notre-Dame Cathedral, a beautiful example of late Gothic architecture with Renaissance adornments. There will be time to marvel at the Palace of the Grand Duke, and see the city’s fortifications during some free time in the city center. After some free time in the city, visit the picturesque village of Dinant, with its fifteenth century collegial, its citadel and its tiny saxophone museum (optional). Choose between a private and a shared option.

Discover the most memorable sights of Luxembourg city with a local guide and try Luxembourg wines. Explore the city center and old town on foot, and taste sparkling and white wine. After meeting your guide, set out through the city to see Luxembourg sights such as the Place Guillaume II, Chemin de la Corniche, Place d'Armes, Grand Ducal Palace, and more. During your trip, savor 1 glass of crémant (Luxembourg sparkling wine) and 1 glass of Luxembourg white wine.  This tour was established in Luxembourg in 2016 with the aim to promote social, sustainable, and cultural tourism through Luxembourg country, one of the largest historical centers of Europe.