I visited Luxembourg, the wealthiest country in the world, where public transport is free. I explored the city and countryside using the tram, train, and bus services.

The five-bedroom home, lauded for its “osmosis with nature” and “harmony of materials,” is listed for €3.85 million ...

I spent 3 days in Luxembourg, the wealthiest country in the world where train travel is free. Here were the 5 best parts about the trip, and 3 things that were disappointing.

Tucked away in the quiet countryside of Luxembourg, this little house has stood still in time—abandoned for 20 to 30 years. It was once home to a man and a woman. She passed first… and years later, he ...

I visited Luxembourg, the wealthiest country in the world, where public transport is free. I explored the city and countryside using the tram, train, and bus services. The public transport was easy to ...

Following a five-year, 40-million-euro renovation, luxury hotel Villa Pétrusse is keen to give visitors a taste of the elusive local culture.

(Bloomberg) -- When Google wanted to build a new $1.1 billion data center in the Luxembourg countryside, the government championed the investment and helped the company to acquire the land.

Last week, I traveled from my home in Scotland, UK, to Luxembourg, a small landlocked European nation that has 645,000 residents, a spokesperson for Visit Luxembourg confirmed to Insider. It's ...