• Town Hall - Experience the breathtaking landscapes and architectural beauty of Luxembourg and Belgium on a private full-day tour from Brussels. With a personal guide, cross the European border to explore this small nation and its remarkable landmarks. Wander through the delightful neighborhoods of the capital, admire the stately Palace of the Grand Dukes, and the stunning Notre-Dame Cathedral. Immerse yourself in the historical allure of the UNESCO World Heritage-listed city center, then proceed to Bastogne in Belgium to honor the fallen soldiers at the Mardasson Memorial. Benefit from the full attention of your guide and enjoy a customizable itinerary on this exclusive tour.
• Grand Ducal Palace - Pass by the Grand Ducal Palace, the official residence of Luxembourg’s grand duke, where he conducts most of his duties as the head of state of the Grand Duchy. The palace features a Renaissance section from 1572, a Baroque and Renaissance middle section from 1741, and the Chamber of Deputies from 1858.
• Cathédrale Notre-Dame - Visit this former Jesuit church from the 17th century, showcasing Baroque and Renaissance styles with Gothic elements. To the left of the nave, find a forum dedicated to the Grand Ducal family. The adjacent College of Jesuits has been transformed into the National Library.
• Neimenster - Explore Neumünster Abbey, a public meeting place and cultural center located in the Grund district of Luxembourg City. After the original Benedictine abbey on the Altmünster Plateau was destroyed in 1542, the monks constructed a new abbey, “Neumünster,” in 1606 in the Grund.
• Auchan Kirchberg - The Grand Duchess Charlotte Bridge, painted in red steel (1966), spans the Alzette. To the left is the Municipal Theater (1964) and to the right is the Monument Schuman (Father of Europe).
• Court of Justice of the European Union - The European Center Kirchberg, established in 1966 with its 23 floors, serves as the seat of the European Parliament. The Schuman Center is the headquarters of the Council of Ministers.
• Dinant - On the return journey from Luxembourg to Brussels, visit Dinant on the banks of the Meuse River. Dinant is known for its brassware, including copper objects, and its specialty biscuits with honey.
• Citadelle de Dinant - Look up to see the Citadelle and the onion-domed tower of the Collegiate church, all accentuated by the row of houses and shops lining the river.
• Maison de Monsieur Sax - Dinant is the birthplace of Adolphe Sax (1814), the inventor of the saxophone. During your visit, explore the historical museum dedicated to him.
• Brussels - Return to your hotel in Brussels.

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Bottled water
• Professional guide
• Driver/guide
• Transport by air-conditioned minivan

• Entrance fees ( memling, Groeningen, Boat trip)
• Lunch
• Tips
• museum entry

One of our most popular tours: Luxembourg is a lively city that seamlessly blends modernity with a rich historical heritage and stunning architecture.

In the historic heart of Luxembourg, our guide will take you to the cathedral, the Palace of the Grand Duke, and the bustling Place d’Armes. In the downtown area, you’ll enjoy a breathtaking view of the Kirchberg district, home to several key European institutions. As you descend into the valley, you’ll explore the Casemates trail, Neumünster Abbey, the ancient city walls, and the picturesque sites along the Alzette River.

Your journey continues to the charming town of Dinant. Here, you’ll visit the fifteenth-century Collegiate Church and the impressive citadel. Dinant, whose name comes from the Celtic “Divo Nanto” meaning “Sacred Valley,” is beautifully situated on the narrow banks of the River Meuse. This quaint town is renowned as the birthplace of Leffe beer and Adolphe Sax, the inventor of the saxophone.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult

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