Customs & Traditions

All the details on how to join in on St. George’s International School’s photo competition!

While there are a variety of cultures and different types of food in Luxembourg, the food native to this country is a must try! Expats and visitors to Luxembourg have to be sure to try some traditional Luxembourgish cuisine. Here are our top picks for Luxembourgish restaurants! All open for takeout of course…

Even though St. Patrick’s Day parties will not be possible this year, there are still plenty of ways to celebrate! There is tons to do to get your Irish fix in for the day. Here are some of our suggestions on how to celebrate this year!

Due to Covid we’ve had to skip many traditional celebrations. However, this month’s tradition Bretzelsonndeg is easy to celebrate with a simple trip to one of the many amazing bakeries in Luxembourg!

Did you know that parts of Luxembourg are included on the UNESCO cultural world heritage list? You can find several UNESCO sites in Luxembourg from Luxembourg City all the way to Clervaux. Here is your go-to guide!

Singing, saints and sweethearts – light a lantern and sing your way to love and blessings this month. Here’s the City Savvy guide to February’s Luxembourgish traditions.

New Year’s feast, charms, oysters and marzipan pigs – what a way to celebrate the first month in 2021. Here’s the City Savvy guide to January’s Luxembourgish traditions.

We are almost saying goodbye to this slightly different and lesson-teaching year. To end it in a positive way we wanted to share some of our favourite New Year’s Eve traditions from around the world!

Have you ever wondered how people spend Christmas holidays around the world? Here are 10 of our favourite unusual traditions!

Home-made torches, bonfires and time connecting with nature. Discover Trauliichter, Luxembourg’s version of Halloween!

It seems as if the Luxembourgish traditions take a break during July, so this month we focus on 3 Patron Saints that have their name-birthday in July.

There is no need to book a flight to Ireland, because St. Patrick’s Day can be celebrated right here in Luxembourg! And here’s how.