Luxembourg is an astonishing mix of tradition and future. Rooted in its rural culture and history, Luxembourg is a modern country, resolutely turned towards the future and perfectly adapted to the changes of our century. Its societal advances, its urban development and the quality of its infrastructure, its willingness to be part of a space program are all evidence of this.
However, Luxembourg knows how to preserve its traditions and customs, which often stem from religious traditions. Traditional festivals are celebrated throughout the country and serve as a catalyst for the integration of a multicultural society.
Because ofits multicultural development, other festivals have been added to the Luxembourg folklore . Luxembourg residents are fond of celebrations and there is no weekend where you cannot attend folklore or festive events.
Discover here the main traditional Luxembourgish festivals that you can attend or participate in in Luxembourg.
Admire the large bonfires lit in Luxembourg’s communes to symbolically burn the winter. It is the occasion of a great celebration in the cities and villages
Float parade at the Geenzefest and the Whitsun Tuesday* procession (or Péngschtsonnden and Péngschtmeinden) listed as intangible cultural heritage by UNESCO