Luxembourg is a little country, still unknown to mass tourism, that boasts a range of cultural surprises that we’re sure will delight you on your multi-stop Europe tour. Luxembourg boasts more than 50 castles, most of which have been restored to their former beauty. The UNESCO-listed old town of Luxembourg City (the capital) is an alluring mix of cobbled lanes and hidden nooks that cascade down the steep valley to the mirror-like curves of the Alzette River.

As the capital, Luxembourg City is the best place to visit and there is much to enjoy on a cultural tour. One of the most popular attractions is the UNESCO-protected Bock Casemates, a subterranean defense system dug into the rocky promontory. However, if you want to step into the countryside, then visit the pretty town of Clervaux in northern Luxembourg – it looks like a scene straight from a fairy-tale with its cluster of white buildings nestled among the hills. We also recommend experiencing the elegant idyllic town of Diekirch, which sits on the banks of the Sauer River. The town is surrounded by lush greenery and features charming cobbled streets and historic passageways that give you a glimpse into authentic Luxembourgish town life.