Luxembourg is probably less visited than it should be. Luxembourg is a beautiful, compact country with abundant natural beauty, an interesting history, many castles, and more. Find travel and tourism information for the traveler to Luxembourg here.
Luxembourg cuisine reflects Luxembourg's position on the border between the Latin and Germanic worlds, being heavily influenced by the cuisines of neighbouring France and Germany. More recently, it has had influence from its many Italian and Portuguese immigrants.
Most particularly native Luxembourgian dishes, consumed as the traditional daily fare, share roots in the Luxembourgian peasantry, similarly to German cuisine and in marked contrast to more sophisticated French.
Euro is the officially accepted Luxembourg currency. This country earlier had the Luxembourgian francs as their currencies. This was in use between 1854 and 1999. However, with the change initiated in nearly the whole continent, Luxembourg has also adapted Euro as their official currency. The old currency of Luxembourg, Luxembourg franc was replaced by Euro at an exchange rate of 40. 3399 every Euro. The country does not have any mint. Hence, all the Luxembourg currency is manufactured in the country of Netherlands.
