Luxembourg has no ready-made romance packages, so a good couples’ trip here is built from small pieces: a glass of wine in a cellar, a walk on the ramparts and an evening view. Everything below can be arranged on your own. Second-class trains, trams and buses are free, which lets you drink wine on the Moselle without worrying about the drive back. Saturday: the Moselle Spend the day along the river between Remich and Grevenmacher.

Luxembourg spans roughly 82 km by 57 km, so several days here means walking a long trail, cycling a river path or staying in one base. Public transport costs nothing in second class (see mobiliteit.lu ), so a base in the capital reaches almost every trailhead. This page lists those options from longest to shortest. Long-distance walking Eislek Trail. The official route is 107.29 km in five stages, from Kautenbach in Luxembourg to La Roche-en-Ardenne in Belgium.

Planning a trip to Luxembourg with children is straightforward because every second-class train, tram and bus in the country is free. That leaves entry fees as the main cost. This page groups the options by what children tend to want from a day, with euro prices and the months each place is open. For animal lovers Parc Merveilleux in Bettembourg is the country’s only wildlife park by its own description. It holds nearly 200 species from five continents, plus a mini-zoo with dwarf goats, playgrounds and mini-golf.

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.