Latin Inscriptions
For lovers of history and Latin!
On this two-hour tour, you will discover and decipher neo-Latin inscriptions that can be found across the old town. Follow the itinerary devised by students of the Athénée school under the auspices of the EU Comenius/Socrates programme, unearthing the city’s history through classical language!
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 : 150€
Book a guided tour for your group at the date, time and in the language of your choice.
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Points of interest on the map
Latin Inscriptions in pictures
Gallery
