Guided Attraction Tours in Luxembourg
A guided visit in Luxembourg usually means going underground, behind palace doors or into a wine cellar. This page lists the tours that have fixed prices and schedules, with euro amounts and the season each one covers. You do not need a ticket for any bus, tram or second-class train, so only the tour fee counts toward your budget.
At a glance
| Tour | Length | Adult price |
|---|---|---|
| Bock Casemates, city tourist office guide | 1 hour, up to 20 people | EUR 20 |
| Petrusse Casemates, city tourist office guide | 1 hour, up to 12 people | EUR 24 |
| Grand Ducal Palace, summer only | about 75 minutes | EUR 18 |
| Caves Bernard-Massard, Grevenmacher | with one glass, ask when booking | about EUR 8 |
| Caves St Martin, Remich | about 45 minutes | EUR 9 |
Students, seniors and children pay less on each of these, and children under 4 join both casemate tours free.
Underground in the capital
The Bock tour has a student and senior rate of EUR 16 and a child rate of EUR 10. Autumn departures are listed at 11:30 and 14:30 each day and at 16:00 on Fridays. Separate entry to the site, without a guide, is EUR 11.
Petrusse tickets split into EUR 19.50 for students and seniors from 60, and EUR 12 for under 12s. Tours leave at set times and the group is small, so reserve early. You can also buy an entry-only ticket for around EUR 18 or hire a private guide from EUR 100 for up to 12 people, with entry on top. A LuxembourgPass takes 30 per cent off the Petrusse price. The pass is a sightseeing card and does not pay for transport. A day starts from about EUR 23. See the Petrusse tour listing .
The palace in summer
Guided visits run only in a window of several weeks in July and August. The 2026 window was 18 July to 30 August, and the 2027 window has not been announced. Children from 4 to 12 pay EUR 9 and under 4s need a free ticket. Up to ten tours leave daily from Place Guillaume II, and the route has lift access. Outside the window, you can only look at the building from outside. The palace visit page shows how to book.
Cellars on the Moselle
At Caves Bernard-Massard, a guide, a short audiovisual introduction and one glass cost about EUR 8, with children 3 to 15 paying EUR 5. Tours are listed Wednesday to Sunday from April to October. In winter, they go ahead only by prior arrangement. Caves St Martin runs Wednesday to Sunday from mid-March to mid-December, with the tour ending in a glass of wine or cremant. Both are free with the pass.
More guided options
- Vianden Castle: a guide must be requested by email, at EUR 95 plus group entry. An audio guide costs EUR 2.
- Belval: a joint furnace and City of Science tour is listed at about EUR 10 in German or Luxembourgish, on limited dates.
- Clervaux: a free guided walk through The Family of Man runs on Sundays at 16:00 once you reserve.
Good habits
Reserve in advance for the small-group tours, carry a copy of your booking on your phone and keep to the meeting point named on your ticket. Opening hours change with the season, so check the official page for your date.
Read more: bus tours in Luxembourg and the Luxembourg City 2 day itinerary . To see more options, browse Luxembourg tours and tickets .