Fun and entertainment Luxembourg-Ville

No, this coffee shop won't take you to Tuscany, but to Africa, with coffees from Rwanda, Uganda, Ethiopia, Kenya and Burundi. Like the cafés in Berlin, Florence Specialty Coffee offers a minimalist setting and a pretty little wooden terrace. Regulars push open the door in the morning for a coffee to go, or sit down at one of the few tables with their computer to start the day in a friendly atmosphere.

A real neighborhood café, right in the heart of Limpertsberg. Intense Coffee is the brainchild of Tiago and Mélanie, two passionate baristas who were inspired by Berlin addresses. The place is made of raw concrete, with an open bar, a large table, as well as armchairs, benches and chairs. Only a few green plants add color to the decor. The menu includes all the drinks you could wish for (quality coffees, chai lattes...), as well as cookies, brioches and savory suggestions, all 100% vegan.

An address that will delight dancefloor fans! A fixture on the Grand Duchy's nightlife scene, Lenox sets the capital ablaze with techno sounds until the wee hours of the morning. Every week, the nightclub invites international DJs who give their all to get you dancing. Showcases are also organized. A bar and a few tables provide comfortable seating, but the atmosphere is generally very lively. Note that places are limited: don't arrive too late in the night, or you risk being turned away at the door.

Le Gruppetto is a café-vélo, an address that combines the pleasures of a good cup of coffee with those of cycling. The menu ranges from tasty breakfasts to pancakes and snacks (go for a bowl or granola!). Savoury eaters will be delighted by the wide choice of toasts and salads, as well as the weekly specials. After this gourmet break, take a trip to the store, where you'll find all kinds of bike-themed clothing and gadgets.

In the Bibliothèque Nationale du Luxembourg, Njörd invites you to discover the delights of Scandinavia in a hygge setting, offering homemade dishes based on seasonal produce. From quick lunches to afterworks with friends, it offers smørrebrød, soups, salads and desserts to take away, all prepared with care. The experience is rounded off by a selection of original hot drinks, craft beers, wines and cocktails. The adjoining Nordic grocery offers homemade products such as smoked fish, preserves and spices.

ChiqueOlatte is a franchise well known to the Dutch. It has a small café located at the foot of the Royal Forum. Discreet, it is one of those cafés that only regulars know... Upstairs, the Scandinavian and modern decoration offers an ultra-cosy atmosphere, inviting us to settle down over a cup of tea or coffee. In addition to drinks, the menu consists of savoury proposals for lunch and various pastries. Don't hesitate to try the Chiqueolatte Fondue: fruit and marshmallows to dip in melting chocolate..

On this website (www.luxembourg-ticket.lu) you'll find all the information you need about upcoming events: plays, special cinema screenings, concerts, dance performances and conferences. You can book and buy tickets online, as well as at various points of sale.

In addition to the Grand Théâtre, other sales outlets in the capital include the Luxembourg City Tourist Office (place Guillaume II) and the Abbaye de Neimënster (rue Münster).

Online ticket sales for concerts and events for several venues in Luxembourg (Exit07, Rockhal, Den Atelier, Kulturfabrick, Casino 2000...) and in France. Visit www.ticketmaster.fr

United Instruments of Lucilin is a chamber formation established in 2000 and is dedicated to the dissemination and creation of works of the th and st centuries. The training consists of a core of five musicians (violin, cello, piano and percussion) that can be joined by invited musicians occasionally. They are illustrated in a repertoire of contemporary music that they want to promote among the general public, especially at the Rainy Days annual festival held each year at the end of the year at La. Concert program available on the website.

Led by Jack Martin Händler, this is the second set of classical music in Luxembourg. It is illustrated in particular by the Luxembourg (Classical Evenings) Musical Meetings.

Nestled in the heart of the picturesque Pfaffenthal district, far from the activity and noise of the city, lies behind a façade that does not pay a mine one of the mythical rooms in Luxembourg and the reference room for all lovers of jazz and blues. Built in the early 250 s, the room with a capacity of seats was originally devoted to theatrical performances before the Blues club decided to make it its base camp and a place of the blues. Thanks to them, the great names of the blues came there. Visit their site to know the concert schedule or listen to the radio ARA (103.3 or 105.2 FM) on Wednesday at 20 pm with the Émission Joint Animated by Ben and Claude of the Blues Club.

Ticketing: 24 55 55 55.

The Rockhal is located on the Belval site, 4 km from Esch-sur-Alzette (South of Luxembourg) and is located on the terrace of the fourneaux. The Rockhal is a complex of two fully adjustable concert halls, giving Luxembourg the opportunity to host more international groups. The large hall (main hall) can accommodate up to 9 000 people. The smallest room (Club) can accommodate up to 1 200 people. In both cases, the system is sono and the acoustics have been studied optimally. In the program, all music provided that they are magnified. But its mission is also to support the rapid take-off of the local music scene through the center of amplified music. The CMA has a resource centre with rehearsal rooms and a recording studio and offers training in audiovisual technology. Counsel: visit the Rockhal by train, practical connections from Luxembourg-Ville and a train station just behind the building have been put in place for this. In addition, your concert ticket is a ticket ticket, so you can travel free of charge! Instead of taking the car and finding you walking for a long time because the nearby parking lots are quickly saturated. Another novelty since the end of 2007: Damien Klein, known for his kitchen at Apoteca and television broadcasts, also nicknamed the country's most rock and roll-up cook opened on December 19, 2007, the Rockhalicious; a new restaurant located inside the river Rockhal. The ideal place to practise its favourite sport: The Kitchen Rock… Follow…

The cinema Utopia has five projection rooms and has a total capacity of 720 places. This is not a real cinema of art and testing, but it looks like it. Programming is less commercial than in other theatres in the city, with a little older and perhaps more knowledgeable audience. The nearby Glacis parking garage avoids parking problems.

The Cinémathèque presents both classic and auteur films, and regularly organizes film conferences, debates and round tables. Most of the works shown come from the archives at the Cloche d'Or. The cinémathèque also organizes or participates in numerous events throughout the year. These include free open-air film screenings at several locations in Luxembourg's capital during the summer.

This bar is almost a secret spot: it's tucked away in a discreet spot on the little rue du Saint-Esprit. The establishment is quickly living up to its name (les bonnes ondes, in French) and has an excellent reputation. The reason for its success? The willingness of the managers to showcase artists from all horizons, be they musical or theatrical (mainly comedians), always with an eye to quality. In summer, the establishment opens its superb terrace next to the Chemin de la Corniche, offering a breathtaking view of the Grund.

It is a very traditional and user-friendly British pub, but surely not the place of romantic encounters. We drink a lot and very often talk about sport. It's completely drunk, weekends, and especially during the sports retransmissions during which the comments are coming. Ideal for meeting new heads.

The Parc Thermal de Mondorf-les-Bains is a place of relaxation and well-being located in Mondorf-les-Bains. It offers a wide range of services and activities for rejuvenation and relaxation. Visitors can enjoy relaxing massages, such as LaStone Therapy or the classic massage. Ritual treatments are also available, such as the THALGO Merveille Arctique ritual. For those wishing to extend their experience, themed stays are available, such as the weekday Thermal Escapade. The park also features wellness & fitness access, with modern equipment and group classes. Visitors can also take advantage of the spa leisure facilities, including indoor and outdoor thermal pools, saunas, steam rooms and jacuzzis. Last but not least, the park is home to three restaurants serving healthy, refined cuisine. The Parc Thermal de Mondorf-les-Bains offers a complete wellness and relaxation experience.

Opened in 1999, The Tube is one of Luxembourg's most authentic pubs. You'd think you were in a London tube station at rush hour. The address attracts a large number of English speakers who go wild to the varied music played by the DJs, generally very Brit-pop and alternative rock. An institution and one of the capital's most festive spots, it's always packed (especially for theme nights and soccer broadcasts). Large selection ofshots for hard-drinkers.

On two floors, you can combine three atmospheres: bar-restaurant and then club. Please refer to "Restaurants" for more information about the establishment and the catering offer.

Founded in 1989 (under the name The Pygmalion), this Irish pub located in the historic district is well known by the English-speaking community. The establishment has several faces... Rather calm and cosy during the week where you can taste wines or a good Guinness, it is transformed on the weekend into a very lively place. The bar also broadcasts rugby and soccer matches on three large screens. Every two weeks, alternating with the Tube, a quiz is organized (in English!) on Monday evening. Live concerts by local bands on Saturday nights.

Find all the current events in Luxembourg online on this site and on www.theatreinfo.lu The two sites are complementary.

Dreaming of becoming a clown or an acrobat? The only circus school in the city, the Zaltimbanq association offers courses for children aged 7 to 77 and courses during school holidays. But beware is the ransom of glory, the places available are very quickly stormed.

LIL conducts a workshop each year from September to July. It is open to everyone, with or without theatrical baggage. In the course of the two hours of weekly sessions, it is possible to acquire theatre and improvisation techniques for professional actors. The courses take place in Esch-sur-Alzette, at the primary school in Merl, at different times depending on the levels.

The Workshop is a private theatre school in Luxembourg which offers classes of drama and speech by working scenes of classical or contemporary art, texts of prose, poems, fables, etc. The principle consists in working drama scenes, characters, actions, goals, analysis of intentions, actor's play and speech from games. breathing and interpretation.

The Théâtre de Esch hosts a dozen pieces each year, in French and German. But theatre does not do all programming. You can also see operas, operettas, concerts, ballets… and the Café Ubu, a small space designed within the theatre to show theater performances and jazz concerts.

Created in 1985, in a former spirits shed, the Théâtre Ouvert Luxembourg, called the TOL, offers four major creations a year, most of them in French. The venue has two small halls, one with 60 and the other with 50 seats, as well as a bar to end the evening over a drink in a friendly atmosphere. The TOL also works in co-production with other theatres, such as the Théâtre National du Luxembourg or the Théâtre des Capucins.

Faithful to its activities developed since its creation in 1996, the Théâtre national du Luxembourg (TNL) has two vocations: to be a theatre of language and literature in the three languages of the country (Luxembourgish, French and German), as well as a theatre of opera and contemporary musical creation, in close liaison with the different orchestras of Luxembourg. Since 2006, in addition to plays, the establishment has included dance in its programming.

Founded in 1973 and installed since 1985 in a sumptuous vault, this theatre was renovated in 2005 for its 20th anniversary in the historic centre. The small-capacity hall offers a very intimate atmosphere in the exposed stone basement. With nearly 130 theatrical performances per season, it is one of the most dynamic theatres in the city. The Théâtre du Centaure offers a contemporary programme and has thus revisited more than 100 works from the classical repertoire of French, German and Luxembourgish contemporaries.

The bunkers theatre plays an exclusively German and Luxembourgish repertoire. This theatre also offers drama courses in German.

The Grand Théâtre, which is part of the Théâtres de la Ville network, has two auditoria: the main auditorium and the studio, both equipped with over-titling systems and amplifiers for the hearing impaired. The Grand Théâtre hosts, co-produces and creates operas, musical theater, dance shows and plays. With a focus on surprising and delighting its audiences, it collaborates with major houses such as the Théâtre de la Ville (Paris) and international festivals.

The interior of White Rose transports us manche. You would think in an English pub. Moreover, the clientele with a strong Anglo-Saxon component does not hide and the atmosphere is still hot during the retransmissions of sports events typical football and rugby. A wide choice of beers and whiskies.

Here, a few blocks from the city center, it's the deepest Ireland. The Black Stuff is a tavern like Snow White where, with their butts resting on tree trunks, you can enjoy a Guinness or a sublime whisky in front of tables cut in the mass, or in the garden overgrown with wild grass. Concerts are regularly organized and announced on their social networks. An address where you have to be for St. Patrick's Day, the feast of the Irish patron saint!

In the historic centre of the city, Luc has made a fabulous lift to the walls of Art-Scene of yesteryear. Everything here helps to accommodate the moods of the two ages. During the day, we live in the exhibition time renewed every month. For breakfast, you can take the news from an abundant and multi-lingual press. Every weekend, blues jazz concerts. The place is also popular with cocktails and whiskies. Please note that guests may be very young during school holidays.

The Beer Garden at Vinoteca is a bar-café located in Luxembourg-City. It offers a wide selection of wines, with options to suit all tastes, whether white, red, rosé, sparkling, sweet or spirits. The wines come from countries such as France, Italy, Spain, Germany and Luxembourg. In addition to wines, the establishment also offers a selection of beers, delicatessen products and spirits. The bucolic setting is just a stone's throw from Kirchberg, providing a complete change of scenery for those who frequent the place.

Formerly café-theatre Albert Mousel. Typical decoration of the Carnaval and the Commedia in the Capuchin courtyard, just steps from the Capuchin Theatre. There is a calm, almost solemn atmosphere. Bright colours make the place warm. Nice and quiet terrace during the nice days. Ideal for breakfast or lunch, with a wide choice of coffees.

Large bar on two levels, including a small lounge on the upper floor. Decorative design and walls covered with blond wood. Bar very popular throughout the day. The staff were friendly and helpful. Nice terrace on the pedestrian street. Music may seem a bit too strong for some, especially if hip-hop or R'n'B is not your cup of tea.

This bar is an institution in Luxembourg: wooden decor with a beautiful old counter. This is the place for everyone, in the right sense of the word. Located in the city centre, this is a permanent journey of businessmen, students, counter philosophers, «refaiseurs» of world. It is a café of meetings without contention and without prejudice. In particular, it hosts the sound windows, music festival of local groups in November.

The George and Dragon is a bar-café located in the city of Luxembourg. The story of the George and Dragon dates back to the 12th century and tells how a town was terrorized by a dragon. Human offerings were needed to keep the dragon peaceful, and a princess was to be the next sacrifice. Fortunately, St George passed through the town and managed to kill the dragon and save the princess.

Simple and easy-to-use Swedish bar offering small dining, with a few specialities. Many Swedes are here, especially to enjoy the numerous retransmissions of football matches.

The non-Profit association PangaeaMusix based in Luxembourg organizes artistic meetings under the slogan «LivingMusic LivingCulture Living Dialogue» between musicians from different backgrounds. The first concerts organized were mainly focused on Indian music with international professional musicians, sometimes in collaboration with Luxembourg artists, hence very good concerts. We hope it will continue like this!

Wood, corks, barrels... No doubt about it: you're in a wine bar! Barrels offers a wide selection of wines from the four corners of the globe, from South Africa to Australia, via Europe. Rosé, red, white, bubbly: these are meticulously chosen by sommelier Sébastien. Enjoy them with friends over tapas: patatas bravas, tacos, tortillas... or around a cheese, charcuterie or mixed board. A warm and inviting place to spend a pleasant evening with friends.

Tucked away on the Place du Théâtre, Cereal Lovers welcomes you in the morning for a gourmet, quality breakfast. Throughout the day, you can enjoy pastries made in their own bakery, as well as quality coffee. Savoury options (bagels, salads, quiches) are also available, on the spot or to take away. The site also serves as a store, offering all kinds of homemade and organic mueslis, as well as Fairtrade coffee. A selection of designer glassware from Italy is also on sale.