1. A significant part of the city’s parks and suburban areas are privately owned, so you can walk through them only in case you have permission from the owner. Before making a walk or a ride to the city’s suburbs, you should check with your guide or hotel employee whether this place belongs to someone.
2. Hunting license is valid no more than five days. You can get it at the District Commissioner’s office. No more than three licenses can be issued for the same name during one season.
3. Fishing license can be issued by not only District Commissioner, but also by the municipal administration. Its final cost will depend on the location chosen and methods of fishing.
4. When visiting local restaurants and bars, you should leave tips that estimate 10% of the total bill. In taxi you can also leave a reward to the driver, rounding the due sum to a bigger digit.
6. There are not so many cars in the city, so you can walk by feet almost on all the streets.
7. Rates in local restaurants and shops are quite high. It is not recommended to purchase the items you like in the first store on your way. There’s a chance that the same item will cost a lot cheaper in the nearby shopping pavilion.
Discovering the architecture of Luxembourg from bird's eye view! Notre-Dame Cathedral, Saint Michael Church, Monument of Remembrance, Philharmonie Luxembourg, Sacred Heart Parish, all those monuments are defining the image of Luxembourg … 
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9. At first glance, the locals may seem to be a little reserved, but they are very friendly to travellers and are always willing to help in a difficult situation. The only thing to remember when dealing with local people – be polite.
Luxemburg: travelling advices
1. Luxembourg is a dwarf state. Small distances between cities allow you to plan your vacation such that, it is possible to visit the maximum number of attractions. 2. Luxembourg is a member of the European Union and Benelux. Citizens of other countries need to obtain a Schengen visa in order to enter the country. The national currency in the country is the euro.
3. In Luxembourg, there is practically no nightlife. The main entertainments are active sports - trekking, cycling and rest at balneological resorts.
4. Luxembourgers love peace and order. In the country, defiant behavior and loud conversations on the street are not welcome. On the contrary, Luxembourgers are extremely restrained and expect the same from tourists. … Open
