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About... Festivals and Traditions in Luxembourg

Luxembourg in Figures

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Luxembourg in Figures

Language(s): English - French - German

'Luxembourg in Figures' presents all the facets of Luxembourg in the form of figures and infographics. Published by Statec and updated every year, this brochure provides you with concise and reliable information on subjects as diverse as the labour market, the natural environment and population trends. The 2020 edition also contains a chapter dedicated to Covid-19.

Luxembourg?

Language(s): English - French - German

With a title, Luxembourg? deliberately restricted to its core essence, the challenge was to draw a faithful but concise portrait of the country and its atmosphere for the international audience as a whole rather than any particular target group. History, population, economy, ambitions, culture – all these aspects are touched upon gradually to build up a picture that keeps the reader gripped from the first page to the last. This image brochure has embraced the challenge of letting the images speak for themselves, accompanied by key messages about what makes Luxembourg different from other countries in the world.

Booklet de promotion du portail www.luxembourg.lu

Language(s): English

Ce booklet, réalisé sous forme de 18 cartes postales détachables, est une invitation à la découverte du Grand-Duché de Luxembourg à travers le portail www.luxembourg.lu, qui est le portail de présentation officiel du Grand-Duché de Luxembourg, conçu et géré par le Service information et presse du gouvernement.

Luxembourg. Petit pays, grands nombres

Language(s): French

Statistiques en bref

Language(s): French - German

Cette brochure contient des extractions du portail statistique de la Grande Région Sarre - Lor - Lux - Rhénanie-Palatinat - Wallonie.

10 fact sheets about the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg

Language(s): English - French - German - Luxembourgish

Everything you need to know about the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg

Language(s): English - French - German - Spanish - Polish - Japanese - Russian - Turkish

This brochure outlines the following topics: geography, history, political system, national symbols, economy, population, language, education and culture of Luxembourg.

About... Luxembourg and the European Union

Language(s): English - French - German

This brochure illustrates more than 170 years of economic and political integration of Luxembourg before presenting in detail its role in the European construction since the 1950s: founding member of the European Union, the issue of the seat, the European institutions in Luxembourg and the various presidencies of the Council of the European Union.

The Council of State of Luxembourg

Language(s): English - French - German

The brochure outlines the powers, the composition and the functioning of the Council of State. It also chronicles the evolution of this institution since 1815. One chapter is devoted to the building of the Council of State.

A propos... des symboles de l'Etat et de la Nation

Language(s): French

La brochure présente l’origine et les caractéristiques des armoiries de l’Etat, de la Fête nationale, du drapeau luxembourgeois et de l’hymne national. Ce dernier est présenté en version originale et traduit en 9 langues de l’Union européenne.

Getting to know Luxembourg

Language(s): English - French - German

Let your public discover the various aspects of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg through this presentation. It has been prepared by the Information and Press Service of the Luxembourg Government. It has been specifically compiled for speakers who, as part of their function, are to represent and promote the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. It exists in English, German and French. The contents of this PowerPoint presentation are freely available to the speaker who may, if desired, prepare a customised PowerPoint presentation by choosing those slides that are of interest to the target audience. Any question regarding this PowerPoint presentation shall be addressed to the Information and Press Service of the Luxembourg Government (info@luxembourg.public.lu).

About... Festivals and Traditions in Luxembourg

Language(s): English - French - German

The brochure provides a chronological overview of the festive calendar of the Grand Duchy, reviewing traditions such as 'Dräikinneksdag', 'Bretzelsonndeg' or 'Trauliichtbrennen' as well as best-known events such as 'Oktav' and 'Schueberfouer'. The author also presents some traditions from other cultures that have been added to Luxembourg's traditions.

About... Literature in Luxembourg

Language(s): English - French - German

This publication presents the development and the current status of Luxembourg literature through its authors.

About... the Media in Luxembourg

Language(s): English - French - German

The brochure presents the various press titles published in Luxembourg, Luxembourg’s audiovisual media and the main media groups. Also covered are topics such as freedom of speech and press, the Press Council, the associations of journalists and editors, press aid, legislation on audiovisual media, etc.

About... Languages in Luxembourg

Language(s): English - French - German

This brochure describes the extraordinary linguistic situation in Luxembourg. The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg is one of those rare countries in the world where several languages are spoken and written throughout its territory and in different spheres of life – private, professional, social, cultural and political.

About... Classical Music in Luxembourg

Language(s): English - French - German

The publication introduces the reader to classical music in Luxembourg ever since its appearance in Luxembourg during the nineteenth century. Classical music has transformed Luxembourg into a vibrant music scene, both in terms of practice than in terms of composition.

About... the History of Luxembourg

Language(s): English - French - German

This brochure provides a concise overview of the development of Luxembourg from the 10th century to the present day. Despite its small size, the country lays claim to an eventful and remarkably rich history. Throughout the pages, a timeline traces the key dates of Luxembourg’s history, while placing them in an international context. The addresses of the main museums and the bibliography featured at the end of the brochure will allow interested readers to delve more deeply into one or the other aspect of the subjects addressed in this publication.

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