Built by the Jesuit monks between 1613 and 1621, the Cathedral of Our Lady was initially conceived as a church intended for the use of their order. The north gate of the Cathedral was built in a Renaissance and Baroque style, and the choir balcony is decorated with sculpted columns and stained-glass dating back to the 19th and 20th century, Neo-Gothic confessionals with bas-reliefs.
John the Blind, king of Bohemia and count of Luxembourg, as well as members of the ruling family of the Grand Duchy are buried in the Cathedral’s crypt.
The Protestant Church of Luxembourg has represented by its foundation an extremely significant moment for the history of Protestantism in the Grand Duchy.
City Promenade allows tourists to visit Place de la Constitution, the Government, the Holy Ghost Plateau, the Monument of the Millennium, for instance
Tourists interested in the history of public transport in Luxembourg should visit the Museum of Tramways and Buses in Luxembourg City.