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Real Estate Luxembourg - Buying Property in:City of Luxembourg - Area Information: Luxembourg City Luxembourg has many great opportunities to buy property, in fact real estate here is much sought after. When Luxembourg's founder laid the city's first stone back in the tenth
century, he chose his spot carefully. Sigefroid, as he was known, decided
to perch his fortress on a daunting rock, and it soon became known as
one of Europe's most impregnable towns. Nowadays the city's warlike history
has given way to a more relaxed, cosmopolitan present, and, as a visitor
there, you will be joined by many of Europe's business and political
elite. Please read our guide to buying and selling property in Luxembourg. The casemates were built by the ruling Spanish in the 17th century and, 300 years later were put to good use as bomb shelters in World War II. Stroll down from the Bock along the Chemin de la Corniche (known as the "finest balcony in Europe") and you will find yourself on the Citadelle du St. Esprit. Enjoy the spectacular view of the lower town and the surrounding river valleys, before taking the "Wenceslas Circular walk" around the oldest parts of the town. This picturesque stroll takes in the Rham plateau, with its famous 16th century gate, and the 18th century Fort Thungen. Long before Sigefroid founded "modern" Luxembourg, the Romans had marked the site out as a key strategic point. Wander around the Fish Market area, where two major Roman roads met over two thousand years ago. Very close to this historical crossroads, a watchtower was erected in the 4th century, emphasizing once more the city's status at the centre of Europe. In the twentieth century, multilingual Luxembourg has continued to enjoy
political and cultural centrality. The seeds of the modern day EU were
first planted in Luxembourg when, in 1952, the European Community for
Coal and Steel was created there. This centrality has lead to great prosperity
in the area - evidenced by the high standard of living and the many financial
institutions in the capital. Stroll across the Pont Adolphe from the
sleepy old town and you will find yourself in a slick modern European
capital. In spite of Luxembourg's laid-back façade, leading politicians
and businesspeople can be found congregating in the city all year round.
For you, though, it's the seamless combination of new and old, and an
unbeatable selection of panoramic views that will make Luxembourg a city
to warm the cockles of your heart For more information on Luxembourg Property and to arrange your viewing visit: Luxembourg Property SearchFor more information on Real Estate in Luxembourg please browse through the
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