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• CES: an international showcase for 20 Luxembourgish start-ups

  This week begins the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2020 in Las Vegas. The world's largest consumer technology show dedicated to technological innovation welcomes for the 3rd time a Luxembourg pavilion since the launch of CES.

• Public holidays

  Les jours fériés légaux sont le Nouvel An, le lundi de Pâques, le 1er Mai (fête du Travail), l'Ascension, le lundi de Pentecôte, la Fête nationale (le jour de la célébration publique de l'anniversaire du Grand-Duc), l'Assomption, la Toussaint, le premier et le deuxième jour de Noël (Saint-Etienne).

• FUNICULAR

  Luxembourg City's anything but flat topography made the funicular a perfect link in an evolving network of urban mobility. Since late 2017, a brand-new funicular has been in service. It connects the Pfaffenthal railway station and transfer hub in the lower part of Luxembourg City with the new tramway operating on and from the Kirchberg plateau, the city's European district and business centre. This brand-new infrastructure plays a key role in the new mobility concept implemented in the capital and beyond. The funicular's difference in altitude is a mere 40 meters, yet even if you deem yourself athletic, you would hardly wish to make the climb every (working) day and get all sweaty, would you? The funicular carries you up in about 63 seconds!

• UNHAPPY

  All in all, there is little reason for deep-rooted unhappiness in Luxembourg, let alone grumpiness. In the World Happiness Reports, Luxembourg consistently ranks among the Top 20 happiest places to live, taking into consideration different economic, social and related variables such as health and safety. Yet, sometimes one just gets up on the wrong side of bed. It can happen to all of us, even Luxembourgers.

• Pourquoi choisir le Luxembourg?

  Pourquoi est-ce que vous choisiriez le Luxembourg pour vos activités? Découvrez les atouts du pays sous forme d’infographies.

• How to set up your business in Luxembourg

  This brochure from the House of Entrepreneurship serves as a comprehensible guide on how to set up a business in Luxembourg. The guide addresses the main concerns of all entrepreneurs and provides a first overview of life in Luxembourg.

• House of Startups: the link in the start-up eco-system

  C'est dans des bureaux modernes dans le quartier central de la gare, en face de l'actuel siège d'ArcelorMittal, qu'on y retrouve la House of Startups. Elle rassemble incubateurs, accélérateurs et centres d'innovations. En tout, elle peut accueillir entre 150-200 startups innovantes.

• 'Startup Luxembourg' eco-system

  The Grand Duchy is the gateway of choice to the European marketIn today's digital world, success depends on adaptability. For innovative start-ups, the Grand Duchy is an attractive choice, with simplified access to decision-makers in both theStartThereSinceA

• Fit 4 Start, the road to success

  Since 2015, Luxembourg's acceleration programme, Fit 4 Start, managed by Luxinnovation, offers quality coaching for high potential start-ups. The concept is simple and has already proven its worth: advice from recognised experts in business accelerators, the opportunity ofTheTheWhatFitTheWhat

• Public Nation Branding Conference on 27 January 2016

• CROWN

  Monarchic symbol par excellence, the crown also represents the Grand Ducal dynasty and the head of State, Grand Duke Henri. This is why official symbols such as flags or medals typically feature a crown-wearing letter H. Grand Duke Henri acceded to the throne with the abdication of his father Grand Duke Jean in the year 2000 and then named his eldest son Guillaume as Hereditary Grand Duke, ensuring shared responsibilities and continuity to the country's dynasty. The Grand Ducal family actively participates in social and cultural activities across the country, placing themselves in the royal tradition while embracing the country's 21st century modernity. Grand Duke Henri, his wife Grand Duchess Maria Teresa and their five children are official patrons to numerous national associations and causes in the fields of humanitarian action, sports, art or music. They also represent the country on trade missions and during state visits to foreign countries. The Grand Ducal Family shares a very special bond with the population. On the eve of the National holiday for instance, the entire family traditionally walks from the Grand Ducal Palace to the 'Gëlle Fra' and admires the fireworks, together with countless spectators.

• DIKRECHER IESEL

  The Diekrich Donkey! There are different theories as to why, among all the native animals, a donkey has come to be the mascot of the city of Diekirch. The 'Dikrecher Iesel' has in fact been known for more than 200 years. One day, historians might come to an agreement on how the donkey connection came about. In the meantime, locals feel proud of their obstinate animal symbol, which even managed to make it to the top of the local church tower. The donkey – also affectionately referred to as 'Louis' – can't be missed at local happenings, such as 'Al Dikkrich' in the summer, or the 'Dikkricher Cavalcade' in the winter. I-ahhhh!

• Festivals and cultural programmes

  The cultural and festive programme to celebrate the end of the year will be particularly substantial, lively, and varied. While the 'Kleeschen' undertakes the traditional tour of the country and the number of festival and Advent markets continues to (...)

• Objectives and strategy of Luxembourg's cooperation

  Luxembourg'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 extremeThese

• RENEWABLE ENERGY

  Luxembourg is currently ramping up its capacity to produce green energy. Wind power plays a key part in this. Several new wind parks are in the process of being planned, authorised or constructed, in addition to those already in operation. Considerable investment is being undertaken across-the-board to raise the country's potential for renewable energy to the fullest.

• Second World War

  In the morning of 10 May 1940, German troops crossed the Luxembourgish border. The Second World War had just begun in the Western World. For Luxembourg, the ordeal will be the toughest of its existence, as the aim of the

• Trails

  Discover Luxembourg on foot, by bicycle or mountain bike: trails and paths await you all over the country!Are you looking for a day or weekend to disconnect in nature while staying active? You will find an incredible amount ofLuxembourgKnowingLuxembourgLuxembourg

• Culinary delights

• A country's renaissance

  The 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 fromDiscoverTowards

• Our Lady Fatima

  Every Ascension Thursday, nearly 20,000 faithful, most of them from the Portuguese community, take part in the pilgrimage to the shrine of Our Lady of Fatima above Wiltz. They thus pay homage to Our Lady of Fatima, the VirginDiscoverLuxembourgish

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