A romantic weekend in Luxembourg City: the best activities for couples
Stroll through the picturesque streets of the city centre, enjoy the splendid views over the Pétrusse valley... Spend your weekend break in Luxembourg City and discover its gourmet addresses, its museums and its old town. We hope that our selection of things to see and do in Luxembourg will inspire your romantic getaway!
Enjoy the best views of the city
Discover the most beautiful panoramic views of Luxembourg City. Enjoy the impressive view from the Chemin de la Corniche, also known as "Europe's most beautiful balcony", and discover the picturesque districts of the lower town from the Bock Promontory or from the Justice quarter located on Plateau du Saint Esprit.
Don't forget to take the Pfaffenthal Panoramic Elevator. From its glass cabin, you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the lower town, including the Pfaffenthal district and the Kirchberg Plateau.
Here's our selection of points of interest offering the best panoramic views!
Monuments and places
Pfaffenthal Panoramic Elevator
Fortifications
Chemin de la Corniche
Fortifications
Bock Promontory
Monuments and places
Justice quarter
Monuments and places
Place de la Constitution
Romantic walks
The historic alleys in the city centre as well as the quieter districts of the lower town such as the Grund, Clausen and Pfaffenthal offer a wonderful setting for a romantic stroll.
If you are you looking for a quieter and more idyllic environment to spend romantic moments? You will find real havens of peace in the Pétrusse valley or on the banks of the river Alzette in the Grund district.
In Luxembourg City you will find everything your heart desires!
Enjoy the sunset!
One of the best sunset spots is located at Place de la Constitution, offering a breathtaking view of the Pétrusse valley. Walk along the balustrade or take a seat at one of the benches and watch the sun dip behind the trees!
Things to do in summer
A picnic in one of the city's many parks
If you are looking for some peace and quiet after a long walk in the city, we recommend you take advantage of the many green spaces around the city centre. Even on the hottest summer days, you will find a shady and peaceful place to rest or to recharge your batteries over a picnic.
We recommend the Municipal Park where you can relax in the middle of nature right next to the city centre, or the Parc de la Pétrusse located in a valley that separates the "Ville Haute" from the "Gare" district.
Theaterplage
During the summer months, the Place du Théâtre is transformed into a beach. A giant 350 m2 sandpit with deckchairs and beach umbrellas, a pétanque court and a colourful decoration invite you to relax, with your feet in the sand.
Things to do in winter
Winterlights
In the run-up to the festive season, the city of Luxembourg is transformed into a winter wonderland and immerses its visitors in the magic of Christmas. Let yourself be enchanted by the magical atmosphere as you discover the capital's must-sees with your loved one.
Explore the city with a personal guide!
Would you like to explore Luxembourg City with a personal guide? Book one of our themed tours with a guide who will show you around the city at the date, time and in the language of your choice!
A romantic dinner
Would you like to dine in a romantic restaurant and spend a special moment with your loved one? From Italian restaurants to traditional Luxembourgish restaurants, there is something for all tastes in Luxembourg City. Find your romantic restaurant in Luxembourg and spend a special moment with whom you share your life!
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Restaurants
Brasserie Guillaume
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Restaurants
Mu (Sofitel) in Luxembourg City
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Restaurants
Ristorante Roma
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Restaurants
Kamakura
Our selection of romantic hotels in Luxembourg City
Are you looking for a romantic hotel for your stay in Luxembourg City? Check out our selection !
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Hotels
Grand Hôtel Cravat
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Hotels
Le Royal
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Hotels
Parc Belle-Vue
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Hotels
Parc Belair
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Hotels
Sofitel Luxembourg Europe
Getting around
Since 1st March 2020, public transport in Luxembourg is free throughout the country and for all modes of transport - trams, trains and buses. The scheme applies to residents, cross-border commuters and tourists alike.
