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The Muson Valley Railway is a historic railway line in Luxembourg that was first opened in 1894. The railway line runs through the picturesque Muson Valley, connecting the towns of Pétange and Martelange in the south of the country. The Muson Valley Railway was originally built to transport iron ore…
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The Bock Casements, also known as the Bock Underground Passages, are a fascinating network of tunnels and underground chambers that run beneath the historic city of Luxembourg. The tunnels were originally built in the 17th century as part of the city’s fortifications, and were later expanded and reinforced over the…
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Luxembourg City is a pretty small city and it can be seen in just one day, even without the luxury of a private transportation. When my friend and I traveled to the city from the Netherlands, we intended to just roam around and enjoy the beauty of the city by…
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When I visited Luxembourg for the first time, I immediately looked for the Luxembourg Cathedral. Located near the old town market and fashion street, the 1613 structure is the only Cathedral in the tiny country. It may not be as huge as the Notre Dame in Paris, the Renaissance-style inspired…
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Luxembourg is a very small country bordered by Belgium, France, and Germany. I had been to the country twice and, in each visit, I was amazed how beautiful the cities were – with historical buildings and magnificent scenery gliding along the green slopes. Luxembourg City, the capital of the country,…
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