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Luxembourg City Posted by Ms. Aor Roa on 30 October 2010 10:42:19

Luxembourg City is an "out of the way" place and usually not on the route to anywhere else in tourist Europe. Many visitors travel from Brussels, which is a three-hour ride on an InterCity (IC) train. The city has a scenic physical setting, good food and pleasant people Although Luxembour... More

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