2 days in Luxembourg

bopbop · 02-07-2010, 06:05 PM

Hi,

We are planning to travel to Amsterdam during the last week of April. Plan to spend just a day in Amsterdam; The next 2 days -we are exploring possibilities of touring locations in Luxembourg that are closer to Amsterdam and of course easily accessible by train or bus. We would love to enjoy the countryside and primarily interested in landscapes, nature and culture.

Else should we consider staying at Luxembourg and make a day trip to Amsterdam?
Please suggest.

Thank you in advance

alex · 02-12-2010, 09:18 PM

Hello friends

The only Grand Duchy in the world, Luxembourg is a country so small that even its name covers twice as much space on a map as its territory. For travellers, fortunately that means you can see a lot of the country in a small amount of time. As an added bonus, most residents speak at least three languages, and at least a third of them are foreigners themselves, so chances are you won’t have any trouble being understood. Luxembourg has all the charm of ancient Camelot but with cosmopolitan appeal.

Thanks to all friends.....

02-07-2010, 06:05 PM	#1
bopbop Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Posts: 16	2 days in Luxembourg Hi, We are planning to travel to Amsterdam during the last week of April. Plan to spend just a day in Amsterdam; The next 2 days -we are exploring possibilities of touring locations in Luxembourg that are closer to Amsterdam and of course easily accessible by train or bus. We would love to enjoy the countryside and primarily interested in landscapes, nature and culture. Else should we consider staying at Luxembourg and make a day trip to Amsterdam? Please suggest. Thank you in advance __________________

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02-12-2010, 09:18 PM	#2
alex Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: U.K Posts: 13	Hello friends The only Grand Duchy in the world, Luxembourg is a country so small that even its name covers twice as much space on a map as its territory. For travellers, fortunately that means you can see a lot of the country in a small amount of time. As an added bonus, most residents speak at least three languages, and at least a third of them are foreigners themselves, so chances are you won’t have any trouble being understood. Luxembourg has all the charm of ancient Camelot but with cosmopolitan appeal. Thanks to all friends.....