[2025 Luxembourg Attraction] Travel Guide for William Square (Updated Jun)

#Travel itinerary “The richest country in Europe, Luxembourg. This is how the rich live leisurely!” ✨ This country is so free (for real) ✅ Free Wi-Fi throughout the city ✅ Free public restrooms + cleanliness + even free sanitary pads ✅ Free bus and subway rides for all citizens ✅ Free childcare services ✅ Extremely low crime rate~ ✅ All citizens can speak at least 3 languages ​​(French + German + English basic set) ✅ More than half of the population are foreigners, and half are border commuters! ✅ It takes less than 2 hours by car from the south to the north (really compact!) · You can fully experience Luxembourg in 2 days! (Relax and take it easy, no special forces tour~) [Day 1] Walking around Luxembourg city • William Square : A small and cute square in the middle of the city! It's not the main point, so let's take a picture and move on to the next one~ • Grund : The key point of Luxembourg travel! I highly recommend looking down from the castle walls or walking down the riverside. The pictures are really crazy. • Clausen : A hilltop town with Fort Thungen. The scenery is quiet and picturesque. [Day 2] Time slip into the Middle Ages! Castle + Nature Course • Schiessentümpel Waterfall : A fairytale-like waterfall that appears when you walk along the Mullerthal trail. There are really really many snail fossils hidden in the nearby gravel field (I picked up more than 10 myself) • Beaufort : The charm of the medieval castle site is intact~ You can see the entire inside in about 45 minutes. • Vianden Castle : Be sure to buy an audio guide (2 euros) and listen to it! There is free Wi-Fi, so no need to worry about data~ A place where the Middle Ages are literally alive and breathing. • Echternach : The oldest town in Luxembourg! A small, peaceful town with an old-fashioned cathedral. A town that is fun to walk around.

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#March2025 Place Guillaume II** 📍 **Location**: Downtown business district 🚌 **Transportation**: All city center bus lines are accessible 🌟 **Features**: This cobbled square is named after King William II of the Netherlands and Grand Duke of Luxembourg, with his equestrian statue standing in the center. The market held every Wednesday and Saturday morning is a great place to experience local life and find fresh produce and handicrafts. The town hall and Renaissance buildings around the square are particularly charming under the lights at night.