Luxembourg Bike Tours

Cultural Highlights

• Explore cobblestone-arched narrow streets and small elegant palaces such as the Palais Grand-Ducal and the Chambre des Deputes.
• Sample rare Luxembourg wines at charming Old World vineyards.
• Dine in Luxembourg City, which boasts more Michelin stars per square mile than any other city.
• Cycle along the Moselle River on quiet bike paths and through charming small villages.

Tiny Terrain

Luxembourg is just under 1,000 square miles. At its largest points it stretches only 51 miles long and 35 miles wide. Despite its diminutive size, this Grand Duchy boasts a surprisingly diverse population—49% of its people are foreigners. Common languages spoken include Portuguese, French, German, and the native Luxembourgish.

Luxembourg Wine

This tiny nation has produced wine for thousands of years. It ranks among the top three nations in Europe for wine consumption and produces some truly remarkable vintages. Luxembourg’s vineyards stretch along the Moselle river and grow an impressive variety of grapes for such a small region. Riesling is the best-known variety, but wine lovers will find many other unique wines to sample here.

Castles

Luxembourg’s prime spot in the heart of Europe means it was coveted by countless foreign powers over the centuries, many of whom built castles to stake their claim and defend their land. From expertly restored medieval masterpieces to majestic ruins, Luxembourg boasts dozens of castles from throughout the ages within its small borders.