UNESCO4Kids
Discover the city’s fortifications and old quarters which are part of the UNESCO World Heritage with kids!
Suitable for groups of children between 6 and 9 years old or 9 and 12 years old. "Luxembourg Old Town and Fortress" are part of the UNESCO World Heritage. On this interactive tour you can touch, listen and smell the city. In a playful way, one recognizes the interaction of man and nature and playfully learns how to deal responsibly with the historic cityscape.
Duration
2 hours
Number of participants
Max. 20
Infos
Start & Arrival
Luxembourg City Tourist Office, Place Guillaume II
Price
Individual tickets:
Book your personal guide:
Group from 1 to 20 people : 120€
Book a guided tour for your group at the date, time and in the language of your choice. Please book at least 10 working days in advance.
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