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Notre-Dame Cathedral

A former Jesuit church of slender late-Gothic spires, with the tombs of the grand ducal family in its crypt.

Photo: Wolfgang Staudt · CC BY 2.0
Open
Every day
Price
Free
Time Needed
30 minutes
Address
Rue Notre-Dame, 2240 LuxembourgDirections
Getting There
In the old town, near Place de la Constitution.

Why Go

Built in 1613–1621 and later enlarged, the cathedral mixes Gothic and Renaissance. Its crypt holds the grand ducal tombs and that of John the Blind, the king of Bohemia who died fighting at Crécy in 1346.

Nearby in Luxembourg City

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