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.
Impact of remote and hybrid working on the rental market in Luxembourg in 2025
In five years, tenant demand and preferences have changed markedly, while prices and the regional distribution of housing have undergone shifts. This article looks at how remote and hybrid working has affected the rental market in Luxembourg between 2020 and 2025 and the implications.
Culinary multiculture: new food mainstreams in Luxembourg
In this article, we look at historic waves of immigration and their culinary legacies, highlighting the most notable foreign cuisines that have become part of the local mainstream, as well as new trends from street food and food halls to annual festivals.
Digital identity and e-governance: how e-services simplify the lives of Luxembourg residents
Luxembourg is one of the smallest countries in Europe, but it is leading the way when it comes to the digital state. Today, the vast majority of government services are available online - over 94% of government services are digitised, and about 87% of citizens interact with government agencies via the internet at least once a year. By comparison, the EU average is ~70%. In this article, we will look at how the introduction of digital services is changing the lives of ordinary people.
Current sports trends: the development of street sports and fitness resources in Luxembourg
In recent years, Luxembourg has shown a marked turn towards the promotion of mass sport and healthy lifestyles. The state and municipalities are actively investing in creating conditions for sport activities for all population groups, from young people to the elderly. Street sports (such as skateboarding, BMX, parkour) are growing in popularity, and fitness resources and programmes are becoming increasingly accessible. As a result, a culture of sport for all is emerging in the country, where everyone can find an activity to their liking.
Urban farms and agritech: examples of urban agriculture in Luxembourg
Between 2023 and 2025, Luxembourg is home to several striking projects that demonstrate the potential of urban agriculture. In this article, we take a look at five of the most notable examples - from self-sustaining eco-districts to vertical and aquaponic farms - and find out how the state is supporting them.
5 startups from Luxembourg changing the approach to sustainability
In this article, we will talk about Luxembourg's digital and environmental transformation, as well as the startups that are helping to realise this transformation. Special attention should be paid to environmental startups that offer unique solutions not only for the country, but also for the whole EU.
Fallen at home — the story of Philip W. Weis
This is the story of an American soldier whose ancestors once left Luxembourg. A tragic story that led the 21-year-old to his native land, where his life ended.
The future of urban mobility in Luxembourg: electric bicycles, electric cars and charging infrastructure
Luxembourg is actively switching to electric cars, electric bicycles and developing charging infrastructure to significantly reduce the use of private cars by 2035.
Ten Luxembourgish films to watch to get to know the country better
Discover a compelling cinematic journey through Luxembourg: explore 10 films and series deeply rooted in Luxembourg—whether through setting, themes, language, or production—that provide a vivid lens into the soul of the Grand Duchy
Luxembourg's music scene: from monastic chorales to electronic beats
Beneath its prim facades and financial gloss, Luxembourg has a surprisingly rich musical history, ranging from the solemn chants of cloistered monks to open-air festivals where the bass hits harder than tax reform. Luxembourg's music scene doesn't shout — it murmurs elegantly and purposefully.