Which tourist attractions in Luxembourg are must-sees?

1. Notre Dame Church This Renaissance building is not used as a church, but as a church school. After the expansion project in 1935, three pointed hats were added and became the Church of Our Lady. This church is also known as the Church of the Holy Son and Mary, and the Virgin Mary is worshiped inside. The structure of the northern door of the church is a combination of Renaissance art style and Baroque style. The interior of the church is magnificent, the inner altar is decorated with precious alabaster statues, and the wall pillars are carved with Arabic images;

2. Grand Duke’s Palace The Grand Duke’s Palace was the residence of the Grand Duke, the supreme ruler of Luxembourg at that time. The building has an important role in history It has been restored many times and is now located in Tumu Square in the north of the Church of Our Lady. The style of the building is influenced by the Italian Renaissance. The interior decoration is very elegant and exquisite, especially the main hall, the king's room and the banquet hall; < /p>

3. Adolf Bridge The Adolf Bridge is one of the outstanding buildings in Europe and one of the city symbols of Luxembourg. It is a viaduct made of stone across the Luxembourg Grand Canyon. The bridge is 46 meters high and 84 meters long. The arches supporting the bridge are symmetrical and look very spectacular. The bridge connects the old and new urban areas of Luxembourg. Visitors can overlook the beautiful scenery in the distance from the bridge.