Articles
Welcome to our editorial blog dedicated to life in the heart of Europe. Think of this section as your personal library, filled with easy-to-follow how-tos and deep dives into all sorts of topics that are important if you are planning to live in the country or are already living here. We cover the essentials of daily life, employment and business, family needs, as well as share a few fun facts and exciting opportunities in Luxembourg that you may not be aware of yet.
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Taxes
How to pay less tax in Luxembourg without breaking the law
Are you starting a business or running a microenterprise in Luxembourg? Then tax planning shouldn’t be an abstract concept — it’s a tool for survival and growth. This article provides a detailed yet accessible breakdown of how Luxembourg’s tax system works, the common mistakes entrepreneurs make, which tax optimization schemes are legal, and how to benefit from government support.
Environment and climate
Medicinal plants of Luxembourg: A green pharmacy at your feet
Are you curious about the healing power of nature hiding all around you? Luxembourg’s forests, meadows, and even city paths are full of wild plants with real medicinal value — used for centuries, and still effective today. In this article, we’ll take you on a walk through the Grand Duchy’s natural pharmacy, showing you how to recognize, use, and appreciate the forgotten herbal treasures growing right under your feet.
Banking and finance
The Richest Countries in the World: Top 10 for 2025
As global influence is driven by economic strength, identifying the wealthiest nations provides valuable insights into trends such as innovation, living standards and investment potential. Although there are different ways to assess wealth, this list is based on GDP per capita (PPP) to provide a more accurate reflection of individual prosperity.
Cultural integration
A Guide to Names in Luxembourg: First Names, Surnames, and Traditions
Luxembourg’s naming traditions reflect its rich cultural blend of Germanic, French, and Latin influences. Whether you are researching family history, choosing a baby name, or simply curious about Luxembourgish identity, this article explores popular first names, historical last names, and even some traditional clothing terms tied to the country’s heritage.
Stores and marketplaces
Grocery Prices in Luxembourg 2025: Food Costs Revealed in Survey
One question echoes through every kitchen: how much does food cost in Luxembourg? Our recent survey asked expats about their grocery shopping habits in 2025, to take a look at how much you need to budget for a full fridge, whether you are single, in a relationship or coming with a family.
Cultural integration
Libraries in Luxembourg: A haven for knowledge and culture
Luxembourg Libraries are a source of knowledge, enrichment, and entertainment. Not only books, but also exhibitions, workshops, and other community services are available in most of the libraries
Business
The Big Four in Luxembourg 2025: career boost or burnout
Explore how Deloitte, EY, KPMG, and PwC shape Luxembourg’s job market with a combined €1.5 billion turnover. Learn about their influence, innovative strategies, and the way to get a job within these global leaders.
Hobby and rest
All Michelin-starred restaurants in Luxembourg
Luxembourg’s Michelin-starred restaurants, where chefs turn local ingredients into unforgettable meals, are about the people, prices, and stories behind them. We will share the details.
Business
Women in Luxembourg business: inspiring success stories and lessons learned
In Europe, women are reshaping the business landscape, leading as CEOs, founding innovative startups, owning businesses and driving policy change.
Food and restaurants
Traditional recipes from Luxembourg: Top 7 flavours of the Grand Duchy
Are you a food lover and still don't know the traditional Luxembourgish recipes? Don't worry, we are here to help you fill that big gap and make sure that you will be licking your fingers at the next dinner. We will introduce you to the best recipes of the Grand Duchy, such as Huesenziwwi, Gromperekichelcher or Judd mat Gaardebounen.