Luxembourg

A contemporary art space that is open to all current artistic forms, the Mudam was entirely conceived of by artists, whose aim is to be tuned in to international artistic endeavour. — Michelin Guide

Come well attired to dine at Luxembourg's first Italian restaurant to be double starred by Michelin. — Lonely Planet

Walk through a copper brewing still, then jump in the elevator to find some of Luxembourg's finest French food, served with an elegant smile. — Lonely Planet

In terms of decor, this crystal glassworks is the epitome of stylish, classical elegance. — Michelin Guide

In a historic turreted building or on its super summer terrace, Chiggeri offers a whole range of dining experiences. — Lonely Planet

Service here is slipshod to say the least, but the attractive dining areas – a cute covered terrace and interior spaces with ancient masonry and weathered exposed beams – add character. — Lonely Planet

Fancy a pleasant meal in a fortified castle overlooking the town ? Then, "La Distillerie" is the place for you ! — Michelin Guide

This trendy brasserie, clad in wood and other natural materials, is in perfect osmosis with the surrounding parkland. — Michelin Guide

Excellent Thai food is served in calm minimal surroundings in this Old Town restaurant. — Lonely Planet

This attractive restaurant with a terrace stands on an elegant square. — Michelin Guide

If heavy Western cuisine palls, take the elevator down from St-Esprit to the Grund and try this elegant Japanese restaurant. — Fodor's

Steaks, lamb chops and garlic horse supplement typical Luxembourg mainstays. Wash it down with a ceramic tankard of unique Gezwickelte unfiltered beer. — Lonely Planet

This elegant, classical restaurant commands a stunning view over the Luxemburg Moselle valley. — Michelin Guide

Léa Linster is a celebrity both in the kitchen and outside, and as you venture into her luxurious restaurant you begin to understand why. — Michelin Guide

A Luxembourg institution since 1863, this classic café (with two locations in the city) attracts elegant older shoppers, teenagers out on dates, and young professionals dodging the office. — Fodor's