- Luxembourg - Wikipedia
Luxembourg is a representative democracy headed by a constitutional monarch, Grand Duke Henri, making it the world's only remaining sovereign grand duchy The County of Luxembourg was established in the 11th century as a state within the Holy Roman Empire
- Luxembourg | History - Geography | Britannica
Luxembourg, landlocked country in northwestern Europe One of the world’s smallest countries, it is bordered by Belgium on the west and north, France on the south, and Germany on the northeast and east
- Welcome to Luxembourg - Visit Luxembourg
Discover the enchanting allure of Luxembourg, a European destination where medieval charm meets contemporary sophistication Travellers love exploring the unique blend of historic fortresses, lush landscapes, and cosmopolitan elegance, all found in close proximity
- Luxembourg
Welcome to the official portal of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Discover a multicultural and multilingual country located right at the heart of Europe With its high quality of life, its unspoiled nature and its flourishing economy, Luxembourg is a place where life is good
- A first-time guide to Luxembourg - Lonely Planet
Plan your trip to the tiny European nation of Luxembourg with this first-timer's guide to top things to do, language, how much to budget and what to eat
- Luxembourg - The World Factbook
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- 24 Things Luxembourg is Known and Famous For - Hey Explorer
Luxembourg is famous for being the second richest country in the world, being a European economic powerhouse, and for having award-winning wines Luxembourg is known for its capital city, also called Luxembourg, having a curious network of underground tunnels and for having three national languages But first, here are the answers to some FAQs
- Luxembourg - Country Profile - Nations Online Project
The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, is a landlocked country in Western Europe The country shares international borders with Belgium to the west and north, Germany to the east, and France to the south
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