Interview
Real-life stories from our readers and guests about relocation and life in Luxembourg
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RelocationSee more
What should you do if you witness a crime?
Exclusively for Luxtoday, the Luxembourg police answered the most pressing questions concerning public safety and law and order. We learnt what to do if you find yourself at the scene of a crime, what to do to protect yourself, and when to call the emergency number and when it is better to walk to the nearest police station.
Dima Zicer: "Don't make your child stressed when they don't need to be" - why moving with a child is different. Luxtoday exclusive
Dima Zicer is a teacher and writer, a blogger and author of a podcast. He'll be performing a stand-up show in Luxembourg on 7 and 8 March. Our editorial team got the chance to chat with him about how to build relationships with children before, during and after moving to another country.
'We are being sent to torture'. How a refugee family tries to stay in Luxembourg
Learning a languageSee more
HobbiesSee more
United Instruments of Lucilin: Music Without Borders, Tradition Without Limits
How United Instruments of Lucilin is redefining Luxembourg’s contemporary music scene. In this interview, Guy Frisch and Sophie Deshayes discuss the balance between tradition and innovation, new technologies in music, and the future of artistic creation in the Grand Duchy.
‘A person is not a label’: on metamorphoses and laughter through identity
In an interview, the director of Il n’y a pas de Ajar talks about how the text by rabbi and writer Delphine Horvilleur was transformed into a provocative stage production against imposed identities. Inspired by the double life of Romain Gary, the play explores the boundaries of faith, gender and absurdity — with humour, playfulness and defiance.
Everything you wanted to know about the National library but were afraid to ask
This interview compiles answers to the most frequently asked questions from expats.
SightseeingsSee more
Beautiful places to visit in Luxembourg
Luxembourg is the country in Europe where you can find places to go and things to do just by stepping out of your own front door. Castles, festivals, hiking trails, lakes and rivers are perhaps the most notable points of interest for a traveller in Luxembourg.
Language that doesn't need translation: an interview with choreographer Volha Kastsel
WorkSee more
50 years of assistance: an interview with SOS Détresse
Sometimes life is far from the beautiful picture painted by the media and social networks. It is sometimes impossible to cope with stress, loneliness or depression on your own. Fortunately, there are people in Luxembourg who can listen and help.














