Customs & 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.

The Festival des Migrations has come and gone. We’re here to tell you what went down and how you can get involved in the future.

Native Luxembourger Sabrina Deisges on how to celebrate March in the Duchy.

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.

Philharmonie Luxembourg kicked off the new year with one of our favourite traditions!

Cheese, charms and chimney sweeps – what a way to celebrate the first month in 2020. Here’s the City Savvy guide to January’s Luxembourgish traditions.

Time to light the fires, turn on the Christmas music, wrap up warm and experience the joy that is the Kreschtmaart. Here are City Savvy’s top picks of Christmas markets in Luxembourg and its surrounds.

Thought about Halloween costumes for kids? Think about therapy bills first.

Crémant corks are a-popping in September with the annual wine festival in Grevenmacher! This month marks some of Luxembourg’s finest traditions including medieval festivals, sale shopping and some special Schueberfouer days. Smile, you’re in Luxembourg!

School’s out for summer, so there’s no excuse to miss out on these events!