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Luxembourg culture and lifestyle: Enjoy the good life 

Luxembourg offers an impressive range of recreational activities. Here, your weekends might start with a morning hike through ancient forests, continue with lunch in a medieval castle and end at an open-air concert in the heart of the city.    

Fresh air. Fresh ideas. Fresh start. 

Looking for things to do in Luxembourg? From the Mullerthal region – often called ‘Little Switzerland’ – to the sun-drenched Moselle vineyards and vibrant city festivals, Luxembourg offers a surprising abundance of experiences. The country has five distinct regions for travel and culture, each with unique landscapes and offerings.  

Living the good life

The Luxembourg lifestyle transforms free time into quality time. Constant closeness to nature, a rich cultural life, cosmopolitan atmosphere and family-friendly society all contribute to the exceptional Luxembourg quality of life.  

#9
happiest country in the world 
70+ 
castles and several UNESCO heritage sites
700+
kilometers of mountain biking trails
#2 
globally for Michelin-starred restaurants per inhabitant

Relax. Restore. Regenerate.

Whether you are seeking outdoor adventure or cultural exploration, you will find plenty to do in Luxembourg. Opportunities range from family-friendly activities to pulse-raising sports events, performances by world-famous artists and fine-dining experiences.  
  1. Nature and outdoors:  
    One of Europe’s densest networks of hiking trails and extensive cycling routes link picturesque villages, lush greenery and stunning viewpoints. Parks and nature reserves offer everything from rock climbing and forest walks to birdwatching.
  2. Sports and fitness: 
    Across the country, you will find an impressive number of modern facilities that support a wide range of sports and activities. Many of the major cities offer sports sessions for residents, from youth programmes to activities tailored for seniors.  
  3. Arts, music and entertainment:
    From open-air concerts in ancient castles to contemporary art shows in renovated industrial spaces, Luxembourg’s cultural scene reflects both its heritage and future. World class stages and festivals like “Summer in the City” feature artists from near and far. Art and history lovers can enjoy over 60 museums and galleries and the yearly Luxembourg Art Week.
  4. Festivals and events:
    The Luxembourg calendar includes several not-to-be-missed events, such as the National Day celebrations in June, the yearly Blues’n’Jazz Rallye, wine festivals along the Moselle and the Schueberfouer funfair with roots in the 14th century.  
  5. Dining and culinary excellence:
    Luxembourg’s dining scene rivals that of much larger countries. The cuisine mixes French finesse with German heartiness, whilst restaurants reflect the country’s cultural diversity. Trying the still and sparkling wines from the Moselle valley is a must.  
  6. Activities with children:
    Families with children find plenty to do. You will discover the stunning Biodiversum nature centre, the Philharmonie’s music programme for children and the animals in the Escher Déierpark. And don’t miss the capital’s pirate ship playground! 
Relocation guide for living and working in Luxembourg.


More about living, working and settling in Luxembourg

This guide brings together everything you need to know about relocating to Luxembourg, from housing and healthcare to work culture and everyday life. Whether you are early in your journey with many other locations to consider or already preparing for your move, you will find clear, practical information to help you take the next steps with confidence.