Luxembourg, with its large number of promontories once acting as a natural shield, has sheltered spaniards in their times of crisis. Once heavily fortified, these casemates still bears the memory of its medieval struggles and wins that are open to visitors to certain extent. Although a major part of it has been dismantled, the place has been revamped over the time giving it its ultimate form that is visible today. Historians and tourists with heavy interest in the medieval era can get an good insight about its architecture and construction. Expect a long walk through the unsteady lanes of its little tunnels, delve into the adventure of finding hidden pages and explore the thrill of indulging in the intrigue of this world heritage site.

• Since the place is temporarily closed for now, confirm with the authorities before visiting.
• Sturdy footwears are better for visits.
• Not for people with claustrophobia and physical disabilities.

• Temporarily closed for the period.

• Bus Station- Centre, Hallepull

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