I was surprised that there were so many tourists around, especially from Greece it seemed. There were also lots of French, American, English, and Scandinavians. The usual suspects I guess.

What I loved most about Luxembourg is how everyone speaks each others language. So you can walk into a shop and start speaking French and then they’ll switch to German or English or Portuguese or whatever language is required and they’re happy to speak your language, not like in some other countries, ie. France.

I think everyone speaks English, French, German and Luxembourgish plus their own language if they are not originally from Luxembourg, as is the case with 50% of the population. Most seem to be of Portuguese or Italian origin.

There’s not really much to do in Luxembourg. There are loads of cafes, restaurants, and beautiful parks. So all there is to do is sit around drinking and eating. That’s my kind of holiday really. The shops were of no interest so we just took it easy, walking around the old city, and relaxing.

We spent 3 nights in Luxembourg which I’d say was too much. I was pretty bored towards the end and was happy to be returning home to Paris. I won’t be going back but it was worth a quick visit.

View my photos of Luxembourg.