Luxembourg Province trip planner

Separated from the neighboring country of the same name in 1839, French-speaking Luxembourg province contains a large section of the Ardennes, one of Europe's wildest regions. Belgium's largest province in terms of area, Luxembourg remains sparsely populated and heavily reliant on agriculture. Notable places to visit include Durbuy, reputed to be the world's smallest town, and Bastogne, the site of one of the last major German offensives in World War II. A paradise for active vacationers, the province offers an extensive network of marked cycling and walking paths, which meander through a tranquil countryside of medieval castles and quaint villages. Arrange all the small, but important details of your Luxembourg Province trip itinerary using our Belgium trip planner.