Best places: Tourist attractions in Strassen, Luxembourg

Early 1900s stone-arch bridge with picturesque views from the top & a quiet park underneath.

👍 An island of relaxation, albeit without rest. After a morning shopping marathon, you can relax here. Worth a visit.

Urban green space featuring landscaped esplanades, grassy areas & a pirate-ship play structure.

Gothic, Baroque & Renaissance-style Catholic cathedral in a former Jesuit church completed in 1621.

Landscaped urban park offering an elaborate children's play area, ponds & a restaurant-bar.

Granite obelisk & war memorial nicknamed "Golden Lady" for its gilded statue of a woman on top.

Military cemetery & memorial site for American WWII soldiers, including General George Patton.

National art & history museum with a large collection of fine & decorative art, archaeology & coins.

👍👍 Great atmosphere ! Good view of the stage, and good sound 😉 Awesome Christmas market (2023)

Intimate, kid-friendly museum featuring exhibition halls with preserved animal & plant specimens.

Restored 18th-century fort now a modern museum with collections & exhibits tracing nation's history.

Stately palace serving as residence of Grand Duke of Luxembourg, with guided tours in summer.

City square featuring a memorial obelisk dedicated to World War II soldiers, freedom & resistance.

Partly reconstructed fortress built in 1732, now housing a museum of the original fort.

A 19th-century, arcaded stone viaduct carrying traffic across a valley, with river & city panoramas.

👍👍 Went there for Christmas and the priests are really nice and from different nationalities. The mass was in French but there are also other days and times for English, Lux., German and even Spanish.

👍👍 A nice and well maintained public park. It is a mini botanical garden and features a large variety of different kinds of trees. It also offers a large playing area for children. If you fancy a picnic, a quick lunch, a snooze on the grass or just a relaxing stroll this is the place for you. The river...

Vast complex of underground tunnels & galleries, begun in 1644 & used as WWII bomb shelters.

Restored trams & other vehicles are the draw at this museum focused on local transportation history.

👍👍 A central plaza of the old city surrounded by hopping restaurants and shops. The area is easily accessible by free tram (all public transportation is free in Luxembourg City). Really contributes a nice vibe to the city.