Luxembourg City, the capital and only major city of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.
I have to admit that I knew very little about Luxembourg and, after
Germany, I had low expectations about the place. How wrong I was!
The historic center of Luxembourg City, with its stately architecture and natural beauty, is every bit as interesting and photogenic as any European capital. It is well worth a visit.
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| A used car dealer with some interesting oldtimers and one new Alfa. |
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| One of many steep streets in Luxembourg, winter tires are apparently mandatory as pretty much every car had them. |
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| Notre-Dame Cathedrale towering in the distance. |
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| The valley of the Alzette river. |
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| This tiny river carved out this huge gorge. |
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| Modern buildings in the new parts of town. |
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| Impressive stone viaduct. One of many. |
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| Every city should look like this. The oldest part of town, the Grund, on the banks of the Alzette. |
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| Another very steep street. |
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| The Alzette up-close. |
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| Inside the Grund. |
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| Layer upon layer of old fortifications. If only the walls could talk. |
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| In front of Notre-Dame Cathedral. |
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| The towering building across the Petrusse Valley is actually a bank. |
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| Adolphe bridge over the Petrusse. |
