| The Three Towers part of the town's defenses built in 1050. |
| Looking through a Gatehouse into the Medieval streets of Luxembourg. |
| Pedestrian street in Luxembourg. |
| The peculiar street patterns near Rue Sigefroi. |
| St Michael's Church the oldest church in the city built to replace the castle chapel of the Counts. Originally built in 987, its present appearance dates from 1688. |
| The Hollow Tooth so named as only the walls of this tower remain. |
| Looking down from the town into the Alzette river valley. |
| St. John's Church (1309) and the area of Luxembourg known as the Grund. |
| Luxembourg was built upon a rocky outcrop known as the bock. |
| Looking down into the Grund. From above it looks like a Model Train set. |
| Multi-coloured ivy clinging to the side of the Bock. |
| A panoramic view of the Grund and the Railway bridges cutting over it. |
| The floodplain of the Petrusse river below the Bock has been made into a park with many pathways. |
| Notre Dame Cathedral was originally a Jesuit church whose foundations were laid in 1613. |
| Adolphe bridge was erected in 1900 during the reign of Grand Duke Adolphe. At the time the bridge was the largest stone arch bridge in the world (85 metres) |
| The Golden Lady on Constitution square was set up in 1923 to commerate Luxembourgers who perished in WWI. |
| Wooden confessionals in Notre Dame Cathedral. |
| Notre Dame Cathedral looking toward the alter. |
| The pipe organ over the entrance to Notre Dame Cathedral |
| Place de Metz and the Adolphe bridge at dusk. |
| Notre Dame Cathedral after dark. |
| The Rue Chimay near my hotel after dark. |
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