Society and culture
Population
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The Grand Duke and Grand Duchess Foundation: There when no one else is
3 October 2025 will mark the accession to the throne of the new Grand Ducal couple, a historic milestone for Luxembourg. On this occasion, a new foundation was established. 3 October 2025 will mark the accession to the throne of the new Grand Ducal couple, a historic milestone for Luxembourg. On this occasion, a new foundation was established.
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Top 5: surprising key figures about Luxembourg
1952, Luxembourg athlete Josy Barthel wins the only gold medal on the Olympiad. 2003, the artist Su-Mei Tse receives the first Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale and 20 Luxembourg crémants are decorated with gold in 2020. More amazing figures here! 1952, Luxembourg athlete Josy Barthel wins the only gold medal on the Olympiad. 2003, the artist Su-Mei Tse receives the first Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale and 20 Luxembourg crémants are decorated with gold in 2020. More amazing figures here!
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Top 5: world famous Luxembourgers
The Grand Duchy is promoted through various channels. But above all, it is the Luxembourgers who represent their country at home and, above all, around the world. Discover five internationally successful people here! The Grand Duchy is promoted through various channels. But above all, it is the Luxembourgers who represent their country at home and, above all, around the world. Discover five internationally successful people here!
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Luxembourg’s music associations – where the community is in time.
Read the storyThe conductor raises his baton and the musicians in the hall bring their wind instruments to their lips, and moments later, fill the room with sound. This scene plays out weekly when the fanfares, music groups and "harmonies"... Read the storyThe conductor raises his baton and the musicians in the hall bring their wind instruments to their lips, and moments later, fill the room with sound. This scene plays out weekly when the fanfares, music groups and "harmonies"...
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Thriving through migration
Read the storyDid you know that 47.4% of Luxembourg's population have a foreign nationality? While Luxembourg undoubtedly has one of the highest ratios of foreign nationals, it is also true that we do not only manage to integrate people from...
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Genealogy – find your Luxembourgish ancestors
Read the storyWould you like to explore your descendance and understand your family history? In Luxembourg, genealogical research is facilitated by a large number of archives and even electronic sources compiling recent and historical documents on the population in the... Read the storyWould you like to explore your descendance and understand your family history? In Luxembourg, genealogical research is facilitated by a large number of archives and even electronic sources compiling recent and historical documents on the population in the...
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7 things you need to know when you're invited for dinner in Luxembourg
Knowing your cultural code basics is key for a successful social evening in Luxembourg. Here are our top 7 things to do (or not to do) when you are having dinner in Luxembourg.
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The Grand Duke and Grand Duchess Foundation - supporting inclusion and integration
The Fondation du Grand-Duc et de la Grande-Duchesse was set up in 1981, when the royal couple got married. Its focus has always been to encourage integration and inclusion.
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An open and cosmopolitan society
Today, Luxembourg has a population of 634,000 people with an incredible diversity. In fact, almost 50% of the population doesn't have Luxembourgish nationality! Here's some facts and figures abour our population.
History
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Top 5: museums for understanding our shared history
Luxembourg has been heavily influenced by the events of its past, and its turbulent history is reflected in the many museums that chronicle these far-reaching moments. Here are a few places where you can discover more. Luxembourg has been heavily influenced by the events of its past, and its turbulent history is reflected in the many museums that chronicle these far-reaching moments. Here are a few places where you can discover more.
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Luxembourg: fertile ground for archaeological discoveries
From the Celts to the Romans and the Franks – and not forgetting the dinosaurs –, the land that now constitutes Luxembourg had multiple occupants before the modern country emerged. And they often left fascinating traces behind them. Find out more here. From the Celts to the Romans and the Franks – and not forgetting the dinosaurs –, the land that now constitutes Luxembourg had multiple occupants before the modern country emerged. And they often left fascinating traces behind them. Find out more here.
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Tribute to those who will never be forgotten
Every year, Luxembourg pays tribute to those who suffered during the Second World War through various commemorative days. Ceremonies are taking place across the country.
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Luxembourgers who went Olympic
Luxembourg's Olympic legacy, now spanning over a century, holds the tales of many Luxembourgish athletes striving for a medal. Here, we highlight six of these athletes who left a mark on national Olympic history.
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Gëlle Fra - a hallmark of society and Luxembourgish history
She was born in 1923 from a citizens' initiative to commemorate the soldiers who fell in the First World War. Her 100th anniversary is an opportunity to discover the emotional and controversial life of this golden woman! She was born in 1923 from a citizens' initiative to commemorate the soldiers who fell in the First World War. Her 100th anniversary is an opportunity to discover the emotional and controversial life of this golden woman!
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Streets named after women: paying tribute to great women from Luxembourg (II)
To mark International Women's Day, celebrated on 8th March in several countries worldwide, we look at the profiles of eight extraordinary women in Luxembourg's history who are remembered in the country's public space. To mark International Women's Day, celebrated on 8th March in several countries worldwide, we look at the profiles of eight extraordinary women in Luxembourg's history who are remembered in the country's public space.
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Streets named after women: paying tribute to great women from Luxembourg (I)
To mark International Women's Day, celebrated on 8th March in several countries worldwide, we look at the profiles of eight extraordinary women in Luxembourg's history who are remembered in the country's public space. To mark International Women's Day, celebrated on 8th March in several countries worldwide, we look at the profiles of eight extraordinary women in Luxembourg's history who are remembered in the country's public space.
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Top 5: agreements that have shaped Luxembourg's history
Top 5: we take a look at the key moments in Luxembourg's history through five agreements that have marked our past, define our present and point to our future. Top 5: we take a look at the key moments in Luxembourg's history through five agreements that have marked our past, define our present and point to our future.
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Top 5: historic dates in Luxembourg that you need to know
Discover the five key dates that have shaped Luxembourg, from its foundation in 963 to the Schengen Agreements of 1985. A journey through more than 1.000 years of history to understand the country's identity, independence and openness. Discover the five key dates that have shaped Luxembourg, from its foundation in 963 to the Schengen Agreements of 1985. A journey through more than 1.000 years of history to understand the country's identity, independence and openness.
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Pioneering Women from Luxembourg
On the occasion of International Women's Day, a portrait of eight Luxembourg women pioneers who have set milestones in a wide range of fields, from entrepreneurship and education to politics, gastronomy and art. On the occasion of International Women's Day, a portrait of eight Luxembourg women pioneers who have set milestones in a wide range of fields, from entrepreneurship and education to politics, gastronomy and art.
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Top 5: famous people who have visited Luxembourg
Today we will introduce you to five famous people who stayed in Luxembourg. Among them is the German poet and novelist Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, who made several visits to the Grand Duchy. Today we will introduce you to five famous people who stayed in Luxembourg. Among them is the German poet and novelist Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, who made several visits to the Grand Duchy.
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Battle of the Bulge: War rears its ugly head one last time in Luxembourg
On 16 December, 1944, German troops advanced on Luxembourg and Belgium in a surprise attack, inflicting major losses on the US defenders in the Ardennes and laying wast to Luxembourg's northern regions. On 16 December, 1944, German troops advanced on Luxembourg and Belgium in a surprise attack, inflicting major losses on the US defenders in the Ardennes and laying wast to Luxembourg's northern regions.
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At the helm of the Holy Roman Empire
Read the articleFollowing a period of regional development, the Counts of Luxembourg were in a strong position within the Roman Empire. In 1308, Henry VII was elected Emperor of the Holy Empire, an honour borne by two other counts of...
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The steel industry and Luxembourg
Between the mid-19th century and the late 20th century, the country's fate was intrinsically linked to the steel industry. With its decline from 1975 onwards, the country's economy diversified and the 'Luxembourgish social model' was established.
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Luxembourg's origins
Luxembourg traces its origins back to 963 with the "little castle" of Lucilinburhuc. Through strategic marriages, acquisitions, and conflicts, the county became a regional power by the 13th century.
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400 years of foreign sovereigns
From the 15th to the 19th century, Luxembourg frequently changed rulers. It was ruled by the Habsburgs, then by revolutionary France, and eventually came under the Dutch king before gaining independence, gradually losing territories over time.
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Openness to the world
Read the storyAt the end of World War II, Luxembourg abandoned its status of neutrality, which did not protect it against two invasions, and guaranteed a place for itself in the international communities formed after 1945. With an understanding that... Read the storyAt the end of World War II, Luxembourg abandoned its status of neutrality, which did not protect it against two invasions, and guaranteed a place for itself in the international communities formed after 1945. With an understanding that...
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A country's renaissance
Read the storyThe period from the 16th to the 19th centuries is often seen as an era of foreign dominion. In contrast, the 1815 Vienna Congress is seen as contemporary Luxembourg's date of birth. However, the Grand Duchy was far...
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The Second World War
Read the articleThe Second World War began for the Grand Duchy when German troops crossed the border on 10 May 1940. Subjected to an intense process of Germanisation as well as the deportation of its Jewish population and the forced...
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First World War
Read the storyEuropean powers had granted Luxembourg the status of an independent and neutral state in 1867. When German troops invaded Luxembourg in 1914, it was in violation of this neutrality. At the end of the conflict, the country was...
Languages
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Luxembourgish – a living language evolving through the ages
Everyone who lives or works in the Grand Duchy will encounter Luxembourgish on a daily basis, whether at home, in the workplace or online. What was once just a dialect is now a language in its own right – and the national language of a multilingual country. Everyone who lives or works in the Grand Duchy will encounter Luxembourgish on a daily basis, whether at home, in the workplace or online. What was once just a dialect is now a language in its own right – and the national language of a multilingual country.
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Multilingualism as an opportunity for our society
The linguistic situation in Luxembourg is extremely rich. In fact, switching from one language to another is perfectly normal in everyday life. This richness sets Luxembourg apart and contributes to its success in many ways.
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Introduction to Luxembourgish
Have you ever heard someone speaking Luxembourgish? Are you interested in learning it to facilitate your daily life? Here are some tools to get you started and a few easy expressions that you can make use of on a daily basis. Have you ever heard someone speaking Luxembourgish? Are you interested in learning it to facilitate your daily life? Here are some tools to get you started and a few easy expressions that you can make use of on a daily basis.
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What languages do people speak in Luxembourg?
Luxembourg is a resolutely multilingual environment: the majority of Luxembourgers speak four languages and the rate of foreign residents almost reaches 50% of the total population. The languages spoken vary according to the context.
Festival and Traditions
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Top 5: wine and grape festivals in Luxembourg for celebrating along the Moselle
Luxembourg's Moselle region is renowned for its rich winemaking tradition and the many festivals that celebrate the vine. Discover our pick of the top 5 wine and grape festivals – and experience the Moselle's joie de vivre up close. Luxembourg's Moselle region is renowned for its rich winemaking tradition and the many festivals that celebrate the vine. Discover our pick of the top 5 wine and grape festivals – and experience the Moselle's joie de vivre up close.
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International Comics Festival in Contern
In July, the International Comics Festival takes place in Contern. Come meet your favourite authors and illustrators, browse for rarities, and enjoy great food and entertainment. In July, the International Comics Festival takes place in Contern. Come meet your favourite authors and illustrators, browse for rarities, and enjoy great food and entertainment.
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Top 5: medieval festivals
Do you feel like stepping back in time to the era of troubadours and knights? Check out Luxembourg's best medieval festivals and prepare to experience the magic of a bygone age! Do you feel like stepping back in time to the era of troubadours and knights? Check out Luxembourg's best medieval festivals and prepare to experience the magic of a bygone age!
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Fairs and the Hämmelsmarsch: Traditional celebrations against a musical backdrop
The funfairs and the Hämmelsmarsch are always crowd pullers. Every year, they gather Luxembourg's society in different places. Immerse yourself with us and learn more about the world of funfairs in the Grand Duchy.
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The intangible cultural heritage in the spotlight: discover seven traditional treasures of Luxembourg
Preserved traditions: Luxembourg's intangible cultural heritage from dry-stone walling to Fléizen, folk dances to midwifery - a fascinating panorama of cultural diversity preserved over generations.
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The Haupeschbléiser: The UNESCO-recognised hunting horn players of Luxembourg
The Haupeschbléiser are part of the UNESCO Intangible World Cultural Heritage. Since the 1970s, they have once again filled the air with the sounds of their hunting horns. But what is this musical art from the French royal court all about?
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The carillon plays for everyone
Every day, between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m., the melodies of the carillon of Notre Dame Cathedral ring out through the narrow streets of Luxembourg's capital. Adapted to the season, the bells can sound around fifty different melodies. Every day, between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m., the melodies of the carillon of Notre Dame Cathedral ring out through the narrow streets of Luxembourg's capital. Adapted to the season, the bells can sound around fifty different melodies.
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New Year's Celebrations: join us!
On 31 December, as the year's last hours count down, Luxembourgers like to get together with their family and friends and celebrate.
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Europe Day: let's celebrate the European Union together!
On 9th May, the European Union celebrates Europe Day. In Luxembourg, Europe Day was declared an official holiday in 2019, making Luxembourg the only country in which this is hitherto the case!
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Dräikinneksdag: celebrating Epiphany with a cake
On 6th January, it's the Feast of the Epiphany. In Luxembourg, it is known as Dräikinneksdag. On this occasion, people in Luxembourg eat a Dräikinnekskuch, a traditional pastry with frangipane. But there is more to it - a little surprise is hidden inside.
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Easter traditions in Luxembourg: of egg hunts, Éimaischen and other customs
The Easter bunny and the egg hunt - around Easter, Luxembourg is full of events and traditions that are well known in the world. But have you ever heard of the Jaudes or the Éimaischen? This is how Easter is celebrated in Luxembourg. The Easter bunny and the egg hunt - around Easter, Luxembourg is full of events and traditions that are well known in the world. But have you ever heard of the Jaudes or the Éimaischen? This is how Easter is celebrated in Luxembourg.
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Our Lady of Fatima Pilgrimage: Honoring Heritage and Faith
This Ascension Thursday, about 20,000 faithful, mostly Portuguese, participate in the pilgrimage to the shrine on the heights of Wiltz. The origins of the shrine, however, go back to very dark times in Luxembourg's history.
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Echternach Hopping Procession – a musical pilgrimage and UNESCO heritage
Every year on Whit Tuesday, the ancient abbey town of Echternach plays host to the dancing procession, or Sprangprëssessioun, which is included on UNESCO's list of intangible cultural heritage. Every year on Whit Tuesday, the ancient abbey town of Echternach plays host to the dancing procession, or Sprangprëssessioun, which is included on UNESCO's list of intangible cultural heritage.
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Christmas - a time of togetherness
The end-of-year festivities are always a time to review the past year and to revisit those who are dear to our hearts. Discover the Christmas traditions in Luxembourg to prepare for the festivities! The end-of-year festivities are always a time to review the past year and to revisit those who are dear to our hearts. Discover the Christmas traditions in Luxembourg to prepare for the festivities!
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Meekranz and Labour Day: celebrating Spring and workers
Union gatherings on the occasion of Labour Day, BBQs together with family and friends – a lot is happening in Luxembourg on May 1st. However, it's also the traditions of the Meekranz and the Maitrank that are being celebrated on this occasion.
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The Oktav: pilgrimage in honour of Luxembourg's patron saint - the Virgin Mary
The Oktav, which is celebrated in honour of the Virgin Mary, is one of the main religious events of the year. For a fortnight in April or May, the faithful go on pilgrimage to the capital of Luxembourg. The Oktav, which is celebrated in honour of the Virgin Mary, is one of the main religious events of the year. For a fortnight in April or May, the faithful go on pilgrimage to the capital of Luxembourg.
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Liichtmëssdag: the unique Customs of Luxembourg's Candlemas celebration
On 2nd February, the eve of St. Blaise’s day, children celebrate Liichtmëssdag (Candlemas). They go from door to door, bearing Liichtebengelcher or lanterns, singing in exchange for sweets and coins. On 2nd February, the eve of St. Blaise’s day, children celebrate Liichtmëssdag (Candlemas). They go from door to door, bearing Liichtebengelcher or lanterns, singing in exchange for sweets and coins.
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Geenzefest: Wiltz's colorful broom festival
Each Whit Monday, the city of Wiltz in the Ardennes region throbs for the Broom Festival. Geenzefest, the festival honours the broom, a bush with yellow flowers that grows abundantly in the region. Each Whit Monday, the city of Wiltz in the Ardennes region throbs for the Broom Festival. Geenzefest, the festival honours the broom, a bush with yellow flowers that grows abundantly in the region.
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Fuesent: masked balls and cavalcades
Like our neighbours, Luxembourgers love to celebrate Carnival. Between Candlemas Day (Liichtmëssdag on 2nd February) and Ash Wednesday (Äschermëttwoch) Luxembourg lives the craziest season of the year. Like our neighbours, Luxembourgers love to celebrate Carnival. Between Candlemas Day (Liichtmëssdag on 2nd February) and Ash Wednesday (Äschermëttwoch) Luxembourg lives the craziest season of the year.
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Léiffrawëschdag: a unique harvest festival in Greiveldange
The Moselle village of Greiveldange is one of the last places to practice this tradition every 15 August. For the occasion, a bunch of herbs, cereals and vegetables is blessed in a ceremony, in the hope of a bountiful harvest. The Moselle village of Greiveldange is one of the last places to practice this tradition every 15 August. For the occasion, a bunch of herbs, cereals and vegetables is blessed in a ceremony, in the hope of a bountiful harvest.
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Kleeschen: unwrapping the delightful customs of St. Nicholas Day
Each year on December 6th, children eagerly await the arrival of Kleeschen, who visits homes with gifts and treats. This festive occasion is marked by parades, community gatherings, and the sharing of stories that highlight generosity and kindness. Each year on December 6th, children eagerly await the arrival of Kleeschen, who visits homes with gifts and treats. This festive occasion is marked by parades, community gatherings, and the sharing of stories that highlight generosity and kindness.
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Bretzelsonndeg - a pretzel for love
On Bretzelsonndeg, or Pretzel Sunday, women are given this famous puff pastry with sugar icing and almonds as a token of love. But on leap years, the tradition changes. On Bretzelsonndeg, or Pretzel Sunday, women are given this famous puff pastry with sugar icing and almonds as a token of love. But on leap years, the tradition changes.
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Celebrate National Day: Join the Festivities for the Grand Duke's Birthday in Luxembourg!
National Day is just around the corner! Every year, people come together to show their connection to the Grand Duchy and celebrate their home and its traditions. A perfect occasion for two days filled with festivities. Find your reasons to go here! National Day is just around the corner! Every year, people come together to show their connection to the Grand Duchy and celebrate their home and its traditions. A perfect occasion for two days filled with festivities. Find your reasons to go here!
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Buergbrennen - let's burn winter together
On the first Sunday after Carnival, the 'Buergen' (torches) are lit across the Grand Duchy to chase away the winter. This traditional festival brings together crowds in all the country's municipalities. On the first Sunday after Carnival, the 'Buergen' (torches) are lit across the Grand Duchy to chase away the winter. This traditional festival brings together crowds in all the country's municipalities.
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Schueberfouer – three weeks of funfair in summer
The Schueberfouer is the highlight of the Luxembourg summer. Between candy and rides, 2 million visitors have fun every year. The Schueberfouer is the highlight of the Luxembourg summer. Between candy and rides, 2 million visitors have fun every year.
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Allerhellegen and Trauliicht: Honour the dead and drive away evil spirits
When the nights become significantly longer, All Saints' Day is just around the corner. On this occasion and faithful to tradition, we commemorate our deceased and cultivate a custom found mainly in the north of the country: the Trauliicht. When the nights become significantly longer, All Saints' Day is just around the corner. On this occasion and faithful to tradition, we commemorate our deceased and cultivate a custom found mainly in the north of the country: the Trauliicht.
Monarchy and intitutions
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As one reign begins, another comes to an end
3 October marks a historic turning point: after 25 years on the throne, Grand Duke Henri abdicates and hands over the throne to his son Guillaume, who, by taking the oath of office, opens a new chapter in the country's history.
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As one reign draws to a close, another begins
After 25 years on the throne, the Grand Duke will abdicate and hand over the crown to his son. On 3 October 2025, Crown Prince Guillaume will become the Grand Duke, marking a new era for Luxembourg, bringing together modernity and respect for tradition.
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Mediation: navigating conflict and growing as a society
Mediation as a means to resolve conflicts without lengthy judicial procedures is becoming ever more popular, due to its empowering nature. Meet three key players on their mission in Luxembourg.
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Citizen participation in democratic life to strengthen community life
Playing an active role in democratic life is a key part of living together in community. Voting, presenting petitions, being part of an association, participating in institutional initiatives... democracy must be learned and trained!
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National anthem
La "Heemecht" est l’hymne national du Luxembourg. Plus qu’une simple chanson, il symbolise le Grand-Duché, l’identité de son peuple ainsi que son sentiment d’appartenance à une nation.
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Tripartite: Luxembourg's social model
Read the storyLuxembourg's so-called 'tripartite' social model is based on an institutionalised and continuous trialogue between the government, employers and trade unions on important economic and social issues with a view to finding a consensus.History The 'Luxembourg model' was implemented...
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The Luxembourg Chamber of Deputies: promoting democratic governance
The Luxembourg Chamber of Deputies, with its 60 members, reflects the will of the people in legislation. It ensures an open legislative process and engages citizens through petitions, guaranteeing direct access to decision-makers.
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Justice
Read the storyThe Constitution and special acts of legislation lay down the foundations necessary to keep the judges free from all influence from the executive and legislative powers, but also to grant their independence from the citizens. Pursuant to the...
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The symbols of the dynasty
Read the storyThe symbols of the national dynasty are: the coat of arms of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg; the Wilhelmus, the anthem of the grand ducal house; National Day is the public celebration of the Grand Duke's birthday on June 23.
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The Council of State
Read the storyThe Council of State was instituted at the time of the constitutional revision of 27 November 1856. It is an independent institution that is called on for its opinion on all bills and proposals for new legislation and...
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National symbols
Read the storyThe symbols which have been adopted by the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg are of the utmost importance and value, for they represent and symbolise the identity of a people, their sovereignty, and above all their desire to '...
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The electoral system
According to its constitution, Luxembourg is a parliamentary democracy in the form of a constitutional monarchy. The members of the Chambre des députés are elected every 5 years. At the municipal level, this is the case every 6 years.
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The Grand Duke
Currently, Luxembourg is the only Grand Duchy in the world and the Grand Duke is its head of state. He embodies the independence and continuity of a state that was strongly influenced by the ups and downs of history.
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The Government of Luxembourg
According to the constitution, the Grand Duke holds the executive power and assures the execution of the laws by taking the necessary regulations. In practice, however, this task is performed by the government.
International openness
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Schengen: 40 years of European history on a ship
In Schengen, European history comes to life. 40 years after the founding agreement was signed, the fully renovated Schengen Museum reopens its doors and welcomes back the historic ship Prinzessin Marie-Astrid Europa. In Schengen, European history comes to life. 40 years after the founding agreement was signed, the fully renovated Schengen Museum reopens its doors and welcomes back the historic ship Prinzessin Marie-Astrid Europa.
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Luxembourg and UNESCO: a commitment to education, science, culture and communication
As the world becomes more interconnected, UNESCO's global efforts in education, science, culture, and communication are increasingly vital. Luxembourg remains dedicated to implementing these principles both domestically and internationally. As the world becomes more interconnected, UNESCO's global efforts in education, science, culture, and communication are increasingly vital. Luxembourg remains dedicated to implementing these principles both domestically and internationally.
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Belgians and Luxembourgers - the things we share.
Luxembourgers and Belgians share a deep and long-lasting friendship based on a common and intertwined history, shared family ties and a regular exchange on all levels. Discover some little-known secrets as to why both countries are so close to each other.
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Portugal and Luxembourg – an unwavering partnership
A royal wedding was at the beginning of the special Portuguese-Luxembourgish relationship. Since then, both countries have been a safe haven for the other in times of need, creating a strong bond between the peoples of both nations.
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Microfinance: small amounts, big impact.
Microfinance helps fragile people in emerging countries to have access to banking services. This commitment has earned Muktinath Bikas Bank Ltd, which operates in Nepal, the European Microfinance Award. Reactions of the assistant CEO of the bank. Microfinance helps fragile people in emerging countries to have access to banking services. This commitment has earned Muktinath Bikas Bank Ltd, which operates in Nepal, the European Microfinance Award. Reactions of the assistant CEO of the bank.
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European Microfinance Award: together for financial inclusion and sustainable development
Food security in uncertain times: This year's microfinance award goes to Yikri, a microfinance institution based in Burkina Faso. Read about what sets this initiative apart and why Luxembourg plays a key role in microfinance.
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The Luxembourg Presidents of the European Commission
Read the storyThe European Commission is the executive body of the European Union. As such, the Commission in particular proposes new legislation, draws up the budget, ensures compliance with European law and represents the EU externally. It consists of one...
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Benelux Union
Read the storyThe Benelux Union is an intergovernmental cooperation agreement that was established in 1944. The acronym 'Benelux' incorporates the names of the three participating countries (Belgium, The Netherlands, Luxembourg). This tripartite union, which can be seen as the forerunner...
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Luxembourg and the Greater Region
Read the storyThe Greater Region is located in the heart of Europe, on the road and railroad axis that links the Mediterranean region to the North Sea. Its 11.6 million inhabitants, spread over an area of 65,401 sq.km. (about the... Read the storyThe Greater Region is located in the heart of Europe, on the road and railroad axis that links the Mediterranean region to the North Sea. Its 11.6 million inhabitants, spread over an area of 65,401 sq.km. (about the...
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The Grand Duchy's key cooperation projects
With 1% of the country's gross national income (GNI) invested in it, development aid is a matter of great importance to the Grand Duchy. The Grand Duchy carries out a wide range of bi- and multilateral projects in many countries, all over the world. Key projects are being carried out in Burkina Faso, Laos and Nicaragua, for example.
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Robert Schuman and the beginnings of the European Union
In the 1950s, the French Foreign Minister and son of Luxembourg City, Robert Schuman, proposed founding the European Coal and Steel Community, the nucleus of the European Union. In the 1950s, the French Foreign Minister and son of Luxembourg City, Robert Schuman, proposed founding the European Coal and Steel Community, the nucleus of the European Union.
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Humanitarian aid and emergency.lu
The emergency.lu rapid deployment mobile satellite telecommunications platform is one of the flagship projects of the Luxembourg Cooperation.
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Luxembourg, home of European institutions
Luxembourg City, home to European institutions since 1952, is one of the three institutional seats of the European Union. Located in the heart of Western Europe, the country offers the advantages of its multilingualism, quality of life and ease of access. Luxembourg City, home to European institutions since 1952, is one of the three institutional seats of the European Union. Located in the heart of Western Europe, the country offers the advantages of its multilingualism, quality of life and ease of access.
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Objectives and strategy of Luxembourg's cooperation
Read the storyLuxembourg's cooperation pursues the main objective to reduce and, in the long run, completely eradicate extreme poverty by supporting sustainable development in economic, social and environmental terms. A new general strategy While the number of people living in...
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The Schengen Agreements – dreaming a Europe without borders
Schengen is a small village on the Luxembourg Moselle, located on the Luxembourg-France-Germany tri-border area. For most people however, it is a symbol of the free movement of people and goods and the suppression of borders in Europe. Schengen is a small village on the Luxembourg Moselle, located on the Luxembourg-France-Germany tri-border area. For most people however, it is a symbol of the free movement of people and goods and the suppression of borders in Europe.
Artistic creation
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Luxembourg at the Eurovision Song Contest
The Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) brings together nations from across Europe and beyond every year, celebrating their community spirit, openness and diversity. Did you know that Luxembourg has been part of the ESC since its beginnings in 1956? The Eurovision Song Contest (ESC) brings together nations from across Europe and beyond every year, celebrating their community spirit, openness and diversity. Did you know that Luxembourg has been part of the ESC since its beginnings in 1956?
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Top 5: artistic creations and initiatives that have left their mark on contemporary art in Luxembourg
Art can arouse a wide range of emotions and interpretations. Here are five works that have provoked debate, but also bear witness to openness to criticism and artistic freedom - essential principles of creativity in Luxembourg. Art can arouse a wide range of emotions and interpretations. Here are five works that have provoked debate, but also bear witness to openness to criticism and artistic freedom - essential principles of creativity in Luxembourg.
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Third places and creative industrial wastelands in Luxembourg (II)
The rehabilitation of wasteland into creative projects will enhance the heritage for both the region and the population. In this article we present the National Centre for Industrial Culture, which works to preserve and enhance this heritage. The rehabilitation of wasteland into creative projects will enhance the heritage for both the region and the population. In this article we present the National Centre for Industrial Culture, which works to preserve and enhance this heritage.
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Luxembourg at the Venice Biennale
Since 1988, Luxembourg has regularly participated in the Biennale di Venezia. In 2003, the Grand Duchy even won the Golden Lion! Join us in retracing the history of this Venetian adventure with the help of some of the art projects that have impressed us. Since 1988, Luxembourg has regularly participated in the Biennale di Venezia. In 2003, the Grand Duchy even won the Golden Lion! Join us in retracing the history of this Venetian adventure with the help of some of the art projects that have impressed us.
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Andrea Mancini and the design collective Every Island exhibit at the Venice Biennale
Since 1988, Luxembourg has regularly participated in La Biennale di Venezia. Visit with us the current exhibition "A Comparative Dialogue Act" by Andrea Mancini and Every Island at the Luxembourg pavilion.
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Lëtzebuerger Filmpräis
The 11th edition of the Lëtzebuerger Filmpräis took place on 22 November 2025. During the ceremony prizes in 14 categories were awarded. Curtain up on the winners!
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From graffiti to street art in Luxembourg
In the 1980s and 1990s the first graffiti appeared in Luxembourg. Seen at the time as an act of rebellion, under the influence of the hip-hop scene, this "urban art" is democratised today. See for yourself!
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Architecture competitions
Rigorous construction standards in perfect harmony with the landscape, preserving the heritage, playing a social role and promoting energy efficiency... these are just some of the criteria taken into consideration as part of the architecture competitions and awards. Find out more about Luxembourg's award winners here!
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Top 5: iconic characters from Luxembourgish fiction
This time around, our Top 5 series casts a light on five iconic characters from Luxembourgish fiction. Comic books, detective novels and series, 2D and 3D animation and fables for children offer ideal opportunities to uncover the spirit of Luxembourg.
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Hip-hop in Luxembourg
Hip-hop definitely found its place in Luxembourg's urban culture from the early 90s. We decided to take a look back at its history and compile a playlist of local hip (hop) artists for you!
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Jazz in Luxembourg (I)
The history of jazz in Luxembourg is a long process. Imported by American soldiers, jazz quickly found its place in the Grand Duchy. Let's go and meet some of the talents who made jazz emerge in Luxembourg. The history of jazz in Luxembourg is a long process. Imported by American soldiers, jazz quickly found its place in the Grand Duchy. Let's go and meet some of the talents who made jazz emerge in Luxembourg.
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Jazz in Luxembourg (II)
The history of jazz in Luxembourg is a long process. Imported by American soldiers, jazz quickly found its place in the Grand Duchy. Let's go and meet some of the talents who made jazz emerge in Luxembourg. The history of jazz in Luxembourg is a long process. Imported by American soldiers, jazz quickly found its place in the Grand Duchy. Let's go and meet some of the talents who made jazz emerge in Luxembourg.
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Jazz in Luxembourg (III)
The history of jazz in Luxembourg is a long process. Imported by American soldiers, jazz quickly found its place in the Grand Duchy. Let's go and meet some of the talents who made jazz emerge in Luxembourg. The history of jazz in Luxembourg is a long process. Imported by American soldiers, jazz quickly found its place in the Grand Duchy. Let's go and meet some of the talents who made jazz emerge in Luxembourg.
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Musical production
Gold, Diamond and Platinum Awards, international and national success stories – read more about the music production in Luxembourg and where to gain a first experience yourself! Gold, Diamond and Platinum Awards, international and national success stories – read more about the music production in Luxembourg and where to gain a first experience yourself!
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Ian De Toffoli wins the Servais Prize
The Servais Prize is one of Luxembourg's most prestigious literary awards. In 2026, the prize has been awarded to Ian De Toffoli for his book "Léa ou la théorie des systèmes complexes". The Servais Prize is one of Luxembourg's most prestigious literary awards. In 2026, the prize has been awarded to Ian De Toffoli for his book "Léa ou la théorie des systèmes complexes".
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Luxembourg City Film Festival
In the framework of the 2026 edition, which runs from 5th to 15th March, Artistic Director Alexis Juncosa tells us how the festival has developed and speaks about the ambitions and opportunities that are shaping its future. In the framework of the 2026 edition, which runs from 5th to 15th March, Artistic Director Alexis Juncosa tells us how the festival has developed and speaks about the ambitions and opportunities that are shaping its future.
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Art and craft trades
The biennial "De Mains de Maîtres" wishes to give more visibility to the artistic professions in Luxembourg and to encourage new generations to follow this creative path, like the eclectic designer Lea Schroeder. The biennial "De Mains de Maîtres" wishes to give more visibility to the artistic professions in Luxembourg and to encourage new generations to follow this creative path, like the eclectic designer Lea Schroeder.
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National Literary Competition: Jhemp Hoscheit back on top
Jhemp Hoscheit has won the 2025 National Literary Competition for his novel "Den Impakt vu Klappentexter", a book which explores the themes of loss and death. Jhemp Hoscheit has won the 2025 National Literary Competition for his novel "Den Impakt vu Klappentexter", a book which explores the themes of loss and death.
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Luxembourgish film actors
Luxembourgish cinema has undergone significant developments since the 1980's, alongside national actresses and actors working in the film industry. Luxembourgish cinema has undergone significant developments since the 1980's, alongside national actresses and actors working in the film industry.
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The top 10 of Luxembourg international cinema
A cinematographic journey through a dozen internationally successful Luxembourg films. A cinematographic journey through a dozen internationally successful Luxembourg films.
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World War II in Luxembourgish films
The crimes committed by Nazi Germany cannot be erased or forgotten. The traces of these crimes are taken up again through the Luxembourg film, whether fiction or documentary.
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10 Luxembourgish movies to watch
Immerse yourself in the world of Luxembourg cinema through 10 must-see films and TV series. From cult classics to international hits such as "Capitani", discover the evolution of an industry that puts Luxembourg on the map far beyond its borders. Immerse yourself in the world of Luxembourg cinema through 10 must-see films and TV series. From cult classics to international hits such as "Capitani", discover the evolution of an industry that puts Luxembourg on the map far beyond its borders.
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Film Fund Luxembourg
The Luxembourg film sector has been attracting audiences to cinemas for decades. This success is largely due to the commitment of the Luxembourg Film Fund.
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Luxembourgish architecture – smart constructions and international reputation
Specific urban needs and an ever-renewing society are features of the architecture scene in the Grand Duchy. Architects are focusing on clever solutions to deal with one of the most pressing questions: how do we want to live in the future? Their answer: quality of life, sustainable construction, and bespoke design are to come first!
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Dance in Luxembourg
In Luxembourg, people are very passionate about dance. Audiences and creators have been subject to constant change for some time now. The dance programmes in theatres and cultural centres offer national creations as well as international shows. In Luxembourg, people are very passionate about dance. Audiences and creators have been subject to constant change for some time now. The dance programmes in theatres and cultural centres offer national creations as well as international shows.
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Contemporary artists in Luxembourg: current, responsive, in dialogue
Luxembourg's artistic landscape has gone through a period of rapid changes in the past decades. The creative future remains open-ended and contemporary art makes news headlines! Luxembourg's artistic landscape has gone through a period of rapid changes in the past decades. The creative future remains open-ended and contemporary art makes news headlines!
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Theatre production - a varied programme of international quality
When it comes to theatre in Luxembourg, one could easily argue that there is something for everyone. Ranging from amateur theatre to prestigious internationally renowned professional drama groups, Luxembourg - despite its small size - boasts an eclectic programme that competes on an even footing with major international centres of performing arts. When it comes to theatre in Luxembourg, one could easily argue that there is something for everyone. Ranging from amateur theatre to prestigious internationally renowned professional drama groups, Luxembourg - despite its small size - boasts an eclectic programme that competes on an even footing with major international centres of performing arts.
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Multilingual literature
Multilingualism is the strength of Luxembourgers, as their literature also reveals. Luxembourgish, French, German, Italian, English - Luxembourg's literature speaks many languages, just like its authors.
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Luxembourgish writers and their works: a short history
Contemporary Luxembourgish literature is highly creative. Although literature in Luxembourgish is not a long-standing tradition, many Luxembourgish writers write in their mother tongue. Read more about it here!
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Rock, Pop, et cetera - popular music genres
Lisez l'articleMany artists that are famous beyond the borders come from the Grand Duchy, such as Seed to Tree, Edsun or Dream Catcher. These pop bands and singers perform on stage on many occasions throughout the year. The place(s) to...
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Classical music in Luxembourg
Classical music is thriving in Luxembourg, with multiple musicians and singers performing a varied repertoire across the country. Music lovers can enjoy a wide-ranging selection featuring internationally renowned artists. Classical music is thriving in Luxembourg, with multiple musicians and singers performing a varied repertoire across the country. Music lovers can enjoy a wide-ranging selection featuring internationally renowned artists.
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Edward Steichen
With the Steichen Collections Luxembourg, the Grand Duchy has at its disposal a veritable treasure trove of photography linked to the long and rich career of Edward J. Steichen (1879-1973), which was marked above all by photography.
Culinary delights
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Verwurrelter: the knotted treat for Carnival season
In Luxembourg, Verwurrelter are closely connected to Carnival and are the perfect way to top up your energy in the winter. With the recipe from the EHTL you can bake these knotted pastries without getting yourself in a knot! In Luxembourg, Verwurrelter are closely connected to Carnival and are the perfect way to top up your energy in the winter. With the recipe from the EHTL you can bake these knotted pastries without getting yourself in a knot!
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Nonnefäscht: sweet treats for carnival
In Luxembourg, Nonnefäscht are an important carnival tradition. Try your hand at making these delicious buns using the EHTL recipe and enjoy them piping hot from the oven – while learning more about how they got their comical name. In Luxembourg, Nonnefäscht are an important carnival tradition. Try your hand at making these delicious buns using the EHTL recipe and enjoy them piping hot from the oven – while learning more about how they got their comical name.
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Christmas stollen
With its fragrant candied fruit, buttery dough and soft marzipan centre, Stollen (or "Christstollen") is a Christmas classic that is also hugely popular in Luxembourg. We have prepared a delicious recipe for you to bake at home!
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Stuffed Christmas capon: recipe by Anne Faber
For the festive season, we invite you to enjoy a Christmas classic: capon, by Anne Faber, with a delicious recipe that will delight your guests' taste buds. For the festive season, we invite you to enjoy a Christmas classic: capon, by Anne Faber, with a delicious recipe that will delight your guests' taste buds.
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The Christmas log
The log is a cake with which the Christmas or New Year's meal in Luxembourg comes to an end. The École d'Hôtellerie et de Tourisme du Luxembourg offers you two recipes to make your own: the classic and the vegan one!
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Gromperekichelcher
Gromperekichelcher are one of Luxembourg’s most beloved specialties: this simple but tasty dish is eaten at popular festivals and fairs across the Grand Duchy. These potato patties are fried in oil and eaten warm. Gromperekichelcher are one of Luxembourg’s most beloved specialties: this simple but tasty dish is eaten at popular festivals and fairs across the Grand Duchy. These potato patties are fried in oil and eaten warm.
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Boxemännchen
What can you find in Luxembourg during Advent? The famous Boxemännchen. These little brioche men are a sweet symbol of Saint Nicholas and delight both children and adults. What can you find in Luxembourg during Advent? The famous Boxemännchen. These little brioche men are a sweet symbol of Saint Nicholas and delight both children and adults.
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AOP – guaranteed good wines
The "Appellation d'origine protégée" (AOP) label guarantees the quality and origin of Luxembourg's Moselle wines. It ensures strict controls throughout the production process, offering consumers a unique taste of the region's winemaking expertise.
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Crémant
Crémant de Luxembourg is a sparkling wine made from local grapes, renowned for its quality. Available in various styles, it’s perfect for celebrations or casual gatherings. Enjoy its effervescence chilled and discover the elegance of this exquisite wine. Crémant de Luxembourg is a sparkling wine made from local grapes, renowned for its quality. Available in various styles, it’s perfect for celebrations or casual gatherings. Enjoy its effervescence chilled and discover the elegance of this exquisite wine.
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Beers in Luxembourg
Read the storyWhether it's on a night out, for a relaxed evening at home or for a festive occasion – Luxembourgers love their beer! The country's beer brewing tradition goes back to at least the 1300s, and today this beverage... Read the storyWhether it's on a night out, for a relaxed evening at home or for a festive occasion – Luxembourgers love their beer! The country's beer brewing tradition goes back to at least the 1300s, and today this beverage...
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Gastronomic heritage
Whether you are a chef, newlyweds or keen on local gastronomy, a cookbook by Ketty Thull is a must. Clovis Degrave, Grünewald Chef's Table, reinterpreted one of the dishes of this icon for us! Whether you are a chef, newlyweds or keen on local gastronomy, a cookbook by Ketty Thull is a must. Clovis Degrave, Grünewald Chef's Table, reinterpreted one of the dishes of this icon for us!
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Maitrank
When the first rays of spring sunshine give the world a new splendour and bathe the woods in a delicate green, it is also time to savour a regional speciality: Maitrank.
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Kniddelen
Luxembourgers have mastered the art to make a tasty dish for all seasons out of simple ingredients. Kniddelen, flour dumplings, are such a simple dish that is quickly whipped up using ingredients found in every kitchen. Luxembourgers have mastered the art to make a tasty dish for all seasons out of simple ingredients. Kniddelen, flour dumplings, are such a simple dish that is quickly whipped up using ingredients found in every kitchen.
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Galette des rois - Dräikinnekskuch
A real treat for anyone with a sweet tooth, especially frangipane fans! For Epiphany (6 January), the people of Luxembourg love a slice of their Dräikinnekskuch ("Three Kings Cake"). But beware, there is a little surprise inside!
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Cuisine? International.
Read the storyIn Luxembourg, the cultural diversity of the population, the country's central geographical position in Europe and the history of local cuisine all come together to create an environment conducive to culinary creation. From simple hearty cooking to haute...
Territory and climate
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Regional and seasonal: the taste of Luxembourg in July
Adopting a diet based on local, seasonal produce benefits health, the environment and the regional economy. In July, cherries and fennel take centre stage, with local producers and recipes full of authentic flavours. Adopting a diet based on local, seasonal produce benefits health, the environment and the regional economy. In July, cherries and fennel take centre stage, with local producers and recipes full of authentic flavours.
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Regional and seasonal: the taste of Luxembourg in August
In August, these seasonal treasures await: mirabelles and courgettes. Take the opportunity this summer to adopt a healthy diet that supports the environment and the regional economy, and check out inspiring producers and recipes. In August, these seasonal treasures await: mirabelles and courgettes. Take the opportunity this summer to adopt a healthy diet that supports the environment and the regional economy, and check out inspiring producers and recipes.
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Regional and seasonal: the taste of Luxembourg in June
Adopting a local and seasonal diet promotes health, ecology and the regional economy. In June, strawberries and asparagus take centre stage, with local producers and tasty recipes for a genuine culinary experience. Adopting a local and seasonal diet promotes health, ecology and the regional economy. In June, strawberries and asparagus take centre stage, with local producers and tasty recipes for a genuine culinary experience.
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Products derived from nature and Luxembourgish know-how (IV): Moselle
Luxembourg's terroir is distinguished by its unique expertise and diversity. This series invites you to discover local, sustainable and eco-responsible products. The fourth culinary episode: Moselle, where tradition meets alcohol-free lifestyle. Luxembourg's terroir is distinguished by its unique expertise and diversity. This series invites you to discover local, sustainable and eco-responsible products. The fourth culinary episode: Moselle, where tradition meets alcohol-free lifestyle.
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Products derived from nature and Luxembourgish know-how (II): Mullerthal
Luxembourg is a place of unique expertise and diversity. This series invites you to discover local, sustainable and eco-responsible products. Our second culinary episode focuses on the Mullerthal region, famed for its unique geology – and its unique products. Luxembourg is a place of unique expertise and diversity. This series invites you to discover local, sustainable and eco-responsible products. Our second culinary episode focuses on the Mullerthal region, famed for its unique geology – and its unique products.
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Products derived from nature and Luxembourgish know-how (V): Minett
Luxembourg is a place of unique expertise and diversity. This series invites you to discover local, sustainable and eco-responsible products. Our fifth culinary episode focuses on the Minett and the tastes from its UNESCO-protected nature areas. Luxembourg is a place of unique expertise and diversity. This series invites you to discover local, sustainable and eco-responsible products. Our fifth culinary episode focuses on the Minett and the tastes from its UNESCO-protected nature areas.
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Products derived from nature and Luxembourgish know-how (III): Guttland
Luxembourg is a place of unique expertise and diversity. This series invites you to discover local, sustainable and eco-responsible products. Our third culinary episode focuses on Guttland, a region that takes the time to enjoy the finer things in life. Luxembourg is a place of unique expertise and diversity. This series invites you to discover local, sustainable and eco-responsible products. Our third culinary episode focuses on Guttland, a region that takes the time to enjoy the finer things in life.
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Products derived from nature and Luxembourgish know-how (I): Éislek
Luxembourg’s terroir is distinguished by its unique expertise and diversity. This series invites you to discover local, sustainable and eco-responsible products. This first culinary episode is devoted to the Éislek region in the north of Luxembourg, where you can savour the essence of nature. Luxembourg’s terroir is distinguished by its unique expertise and diversity. This series invites you to discover local, sustainable and eco-responsible products. This first culinary episode is devoted to the Éislek region in the north of Luxembourg, where you can savour the essence of nature.
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Jungels Beekeeping, the empire of bees
In the Luxembourg village of Brandenbourg, Victor Jungels raises over 15 million bees and continues a 35-year-old family tradition. His pure and local honey goes straight from the hive to the jar. Read on for an immersion into this buzzing world. In the Luxembourg village of Brandenbourg, Victor Jungels raises over 15 million bees and continues a 35-year-old family tradition. His pure and local honey goes straight from the hive to the jar. Read on for an immersion into this buzzing world.
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Natura 2000: Luxembourg’s contribution to European nature conservation
Luxembourg boasts an impressive variety of unique landscapes and natural areas. To protect these and preserve them for future generations, the Grand Duchy is implementing conservation programmes, such as the Natura 2000 European protection network. Luxembourg boasts an impressive variety of unique landscapes and natural areas. To protect these and preserve them for future generations, the Grand Duchy is implementing conservation programmes, such as the Natura 2000 European protection network.
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Top 5: most picturesque rivers
Sail or walk along Luxembourg's rivers and discover some of the country's most beautiful landscapes. From north to south, each region is brimming with natural beauty and historical landmarks. Sail or walk along Luxembourg's rivers and discover some of the country's most beautiful landscapes. From north to south, each region is brimming with natural beauty and historical landmarks.
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Forests in Luxembourg
The forests of the Grand Duchy and other regions are home to a wide range of animal and plant species. In this article, we will take a closer look at the woodlands of Luxembourg and talk to Michel Dostert, an expert in forest management. The forests of the Grand Duchy and other regions are home to a wide range of animal and plant species. In this article, we will take a closer look at the woodlands of Luxembourg and talk to Michel Dostert, an expert in forest management.
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Top 5: Luxembourg twinned municipalities
Meeting different people, making friends and learning about other cultures - that's what twinning is all about. More than 50 Luxembourg municipalities have joined forces with towns abroad. Here's a quick overview.
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Top 5: special villages worth visiting
Join us on a journey to the five most extraordinary villages of the Grand Duchy. Explore both well-known and lesser-known places – from tiny, hidden hamlets to sites of European history. Join us on a journey to the five most extraordinary villages of the Grand Duchy. Explore both well-known and lesser-known places – from tiny, hidden hamlets to sites of European history.
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Luxembourg's territory
Located between Germany, Belgium and France, Luxembourg is one of the smallest countries in the world, covering a 2,586 km2 area. The country's territory is divided into two geographical regions. Located between Germany, Belgium and France, Luxembourg is one of the smallest countries in the world, covering a 2,586 km2 area. The country's territory is divided into two geographical regions.
Sustainable development
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Top 5: Organic farms in Luxembourg
Fresh vegetables straight from the field, Angus cattle on wide-open pastures, handmade pasta and the finest goat’s cheese – Luxembourg's organic farms show just how diverse sustainable agriculture can be. Discover our top five local organic farms! Fresh vegetables straight from the field, Angus cattle on wide-open pastures, handmade pasta and the finest goat’s cheese – Luxembourg's organic farms show just how diverse sustainable agriculture can be. Discover our top five local organic farms!
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Architecture of the Luxembourg Pavilion in Osaka: Circular and responsible
The design plan behind the Luxembourg Pavilion’s impressive structure reaches far beyond the Osaka 2025 Expo. The Grand Duchy is showcasing an architectural vision that is aesthetically pleasing, innovative and circular. An innovative project to be explored!
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Top 5: environmentally friendly innovative projects
As part of the fight against climate change and its consequences on nature, eco-responsible commitments in Luxembourg have flourished. Let's take a closer look at a few good ideas. As part of the fight against climate change and its consequences on nature, eco-responsible commitments in Luxembourg have flourished. Let's take a closer look at a few good ideas.
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Clever fueren: a major boost for electric mobility
To encourage individuals to switch to more environmentally friendly vehicles, state financial support has been extended for a further 24 months. Here are the changes that await you. To encourage individuals to switch to more environmentally friendly vehicles, state financial support has been extended for a further 24 months. Here are the changes that await you.
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Ethical shopping in Luxembourg
With ethical shopping, the caring consumer can contribute to the protection of human rights and the environment. Follow us on a journey of ethical food and clothes shopping in Luxembourg.
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Sustainable urban planning in Luxembourg
Sustainable urban planning aims to rethink spatial planning to recreate a symbiosis between the urban environment and nature. In Luxembourg, urban planning strategy with positive impacts promotes environmentally friendly neighbourghoods. Sustainable urban planning aims to rethink spatial planning to recreate a symbiosis between the urban environment and nature. In Luxembourg, urban planning strategy with positive impacts promotes environmentally friendly neighbourghoods.
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Energy Efficiency
There are many ways to save energy. Read more about the energy performance certificate (CPE) and the "Klimabank an nohaltegt Wunnen" package, and discover the "Mamerhaff", a remarkable example of energy renovation!
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Organic farming
The agricultural sector in Luxembourg is undergoing profound changes. Many farmers are ready to leave conventional agriculture in order to turn to local marketing that addresses customers directly. Interview. The agricultural sector in Luxembourg is undergoing profound changes. Many farmers are ready to leave conventional agriculture in order to turn to local marketing that addresses customers directly. Interview.
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Electric mobility gathers speed in Luxembourg
The electric car is gaining ground and Luxembourg is expanding its network of public ultra-fast charging stations, now also on motorway rest areas!
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'Null Offall Lëtzebuerg': the waste prevention strategy
Luxembourg aims to significantly reduce the amount of waste produced nationwide. In this context, a roadmap has been drawn up to achieve this target. The strategy is based on the principle of the circular economy.
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Sustainable wines in the making
Luxembourg wines and crémants enjoy an excellent reputation. However, the millennia-old tradition of winegrowing has undergone a transformation in terms of sustainability, organic viticulture and technical developments. Luxembourg wines and crémants enjoy an excellent reputation. However, the millennia-old tradition of winegrowing has undergone a transformation in terms of sustainability, organic viticulture and technical developments.
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Gringgo: fair and ethical trade in Luxembourg
'Don't wait, act!' This is the motto of Gringgo, a cooperative in the canton of Redange that offers consumers and suppliers the opportunity to move towards fair trade.
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Focus on renewable energies
Renewable energies are constantly gaining ground on the path to energy transition. In its plan to support the development of green energy 'Gréng relance fir Lëtzebuerg' Luxembourg is on track to achieve its objectives.
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All-time high in solar energy in Luxembourg
The strong spring sunshine and the increase of the photovoltaic surface area in recent years have been key factors in reaching a historical peak of solar energy in Luxembourg in March and April 2020.
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IBLA - the biological research institute
Read the storyThe Institute for Organic Agriculture and Agrarian Culture Luxembourg (Institut fir biologesch Landwirtschaft an Agrarkultur Lëtzebuerg, IBLA) is a research Institute dedicated to organic agriculture in Luxembourg. In 2019, the IBLA was awarded the Bio-Agrar-Präis. This is the...
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