Visite en bus de la ville de Luxembourg
Description
Embarquez pour une visite captivante en bus urbain à travers les quartiers charmants et les monuments historiques de Luxembourg-Ville. Ce tour de ville enchanteur à bord d'un minibus décapotable vous offre un moyen pratique et immersif de découvrir la riche histoire, l'architecture époustouflante et la culture vibrante du Luxembourg tout au long de l'année. Attendez-vous à voir tous les points forts de la ville. Tout au long de la visite, vous recevrez un contenu informatif avec l’aide de l’audioguide, partageant des faits historiques sur le passé et le présent de la ville. Le bus est équipé de sièges confortables et de grandes fenêtres, ce qui vous assure la meilleure vue pour capturer des photos. Cette visite en bus urbain d'environ 50 minutes ne comporte aucun arrêt et offre une introduction idéale au mélange unique de charme ancien-moderne et d'énergie contemporaine du Luxembourg. Que vous soyez un visiteur pour la première fois ou un voyageur chevronné, vous apprécierez davantage notre petit bijou européen!
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Les invités passeront dans le quartier du Grund, la vieille ville de Luxembourg-Ville.
Les clients passeront sur la Place des Martyrs, à Luxembourg-Ville. Ici, ils admireront le bâtiment Arbed/Arcelor Mittal (producteur d'acier au Luxembourg) et la Roseraie.
Place de Paris, les gens admireront surtout les nombreux cafés et restaurants de la place et le passage le long de l'avenue de la Liberté, également connue sous le nom de « nouvelle avenue ».
La Place des Rotondes est une rue commerçante avec quelques restaurants, cafés. On peut voir l'arrière de la gare centrale.
Le Quartier de la Justice est situé sur le Plateau du St Esprit, situé dans la partie haute du centre-ville.
La place de la Constitution est l'un des principaux monuments du centre-ville. Ici, les gens peuvent admirer la statue du mémorial de Gëlle Fra (dame en or), une sculpture qui commémore les Luxembourgeois tombés pendant la Première Guerre mondiale.
Autrefois, la Villa Louvigny était un rempart de forteresse. Après cela, il est devenu un vélodrome puis une station de radio pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Pendant la guerre, il fut entièrement détruit. Aujourd'hui, il fait partie d'un musée et accueille de nombreuses expositions.
La Place de l'Europe est l'une des places les plus importantes de la ville de Luxembourg. Le cadre comprend des bâtiments principaux tels que la Philharmonie, le Centre européen de conférences, le MUDAM et le Musée Drai Eechelen.
Les voyageurs passeront par la Chambre de Commerce, située dans le quartier du Kirchberg.
La Philharmonie de Luxembourg accueille de nombreux concerts et spectacles tout au long de l'année.
La Tour Malakoff est une forteresse militaire construite en 1861. Après la Seconde Guerre mondiale, elle a été utilisée pour les éclaireurs au Luxembourg.
De ce point, les voyageurs pourront admirer l'impressionnante structure en verre de 71 m de haut. De là, vous pouvez avoir des vues à couper le souffle et c'est gratuit.
Le G.-D. Le pont Charlotte, également connu sous le nom de Pont Rouge, relie le centre-ville au quartier européen sur le plateau du Kirchberg. Le pont mesure 74 mètres de haut et 355 mètres de long.
Ce monument appartient aux monuments historiques du Luxembourg. La tour centrale carrée date de 1200.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Animaux d'assistance acceptés
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Les enfants en bas âge doivent être assis sur les genoux d'un adulte
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Attention : nous ne sommes pas responsables des poussettes si vous les laissez dehors.
Avis(31)
Tour was okay. It felt like we went around and around the same areas but worth it if you don’t feel like walking up and down hills. The bus did make some stops for pictures which was helpful.
Small group tour. Informative taped information. One stop for rest rooms. Cold drinks available for purchase before departure. A good way of seeing the city Recommended
Rating for my 6/27 experience for my 1130a tour and arrived to request whether I can do a later tour and the nice young man at the booth said no problem since the later tours will have less people due to hot weather. 1130a tour bus was overloaded anyways because people were on standby for that one before the heat wave came in. So I came later for the afternoon tour at 1p instead when my toddler was awake and more ready to do the tour. Seeing that we are traveling abroad here, we arrived and the bus driver gave us attitude problem in the heat. He was unbearable saying that we should have arrived for the scheduled allotted time that was booked for. There was no common sense and he said the AC was broken. He was clearly trying to push us away even though there was only 4 other guests wanting to take the tour at that time. The tour bus was only less than a quarter full and he said there’s no room for us possibly and a stroller. Didn’t want to argue in this heat as we were all hot headed. I was annoyed and he didn’t make this tour welcoming to start with- especially in this heat wave. The AC worked 10 minutes before the tour ended and he turned it on to the highest. He asked for water bottles charge during the tour. A couple gave it in the tip box. I think this guy needs to be reevaluated on service level. Wished the audio talked about the caves that was passed by at the end. Very mediocre. It was just unpleasant with the bus driver and the heat wave added fire to the whole experience. The nice young man was helped to ease the tour product but other than that, I wouldn’t recommend this city bus tour. I would say just go on the tram and buses that are complimentary, do the walking tours to get a good idea of the city’s history. The bus driver’s service mannerisms was lacking and really made the trip from the get go, unpleasant. There was no apology or anything.
Tour itself was fine, drove past all the places worth seeing in Luxembourg City plus stopped to allow us to take photos at the fort which was lovely. Only thing that we mark it down for is the fact it was sweltering in the bus, went on a hot day and the minibus we take the trip on is not equipped for a hot day
Took this tour on the second day of our visit. Took the little train tour on the first day. The combination of the tours offers a good insight to Luxembourg City. Very informative. Would definitely recommend the combination of the two tours.
small friendly walk, the only and big disadvantage is that you can not choose your seats beforehand. I was with 1 adult and 2 children and we had to settle scatteredly on the bus, we were the last to get on and it is a shame when you are with children 3 and 6 years old. we had to take one on our lap.
A perfect way to get an idea of the city in a short time and without physical effort. Luxembourg is an unusual, neat and very clean city, with a lot of old, beautiful buildings, and at the same time very modern. The departure point was easy to find. The ride was comfortable and informative. The lady who drove and guided us is a very skilled and professional driver! My only complaint is about the logo stickers on the windows that blocked the view from my seat and made it impossible to take pictures.
Very interesting city, this tour has certainly allowed us to see places where surely will not go alone
Very informative and gave us an excellent overview and orientation to the city. Friendly abd helpful driver.
Great experience to see Luxembourg city and hear about it all begins it was very i formationive driver was very friendly and five us time to take pictures Bit I would rather to have a live person speaking than to have the audio talking
