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      <title>Luxembourg Couples Weekend by Wine and Ramparts</title>
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      <description>Luxembourg has no ready-made romance packages, so a good couples&amp;rsquo; 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.</description>
      
      
       
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      <title>Planning Several Days in Luxembourg</title>
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      <description>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.</description>
      
      
       
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      <title>Luxembourg Family Days Out With Children</title>
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      <description>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&amp;rsquo;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.</description>
      
      
       
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      <title>Guided Attraction Tours in Luxembourg</title>
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      <description>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.</description>
      
      
       
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