Rix Hotel Luxembourg City
20 Boulevard Royal Luxembourg City, Luxembourg, L-2449, Luxembourg
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Mal so nebenbei...
... Stadt auch, die Leute sind sehr nett zu einem und helfen auch gerne weiter. Ach ja, dann gibt es hier auch noch leckeres "Viez". Das ist eine Trierer Spezialität u so was ähnliches wie Apfelschnaps. Wird immer in speziellen Viez-Krügen serviert. Ja und dann gibt es im Sommer immer "Bort und Spiele", da werden die Gladiatorenkämpfe nachgeahmt.
So und jetzt muss ich mich mal wieder für die Uni fertig ...
Moien
... as "Das Boot." It has been a Miami hangout for years.
The next day, Friday, we went on a walking tour of Luxembourg City where we live. First we went to the German and American military cemeteries where unknown American and German soldiers were buried after dying in the Battle of the Bulge. We then went on a four hour walking tour of the city. Later that night we discovered the Grund, an area of Lux City with many pubs ...
Kneipentour
... immer (*räusper räusper) pünktlich. Es war aber so schlechtes Wetter und es machte sich niemand herbei und da dachten wir schon es wäre abgesagt worden... Na ja nach ein paar Minütchen, die einem wegen der Kälte wie Stunden vorkamen, sind aber noch ein paar dazugestossen. Dann ging es endlich los. Aber es war ein Buddytreffen Buddys. Entweder waren die Buddys alleine da oder die Erasmusstudenten ohne ...
Walking in an Autumn Wonderland
... We both agreed it was a wonderful time of year to visit, as there are valleys next to the city, that are now full of trees covered in orange and red leaves, it really did look quite beautiful. The Pedestrianised old town is based around two squares- Place D'Armes and Place Guillaume II (the main square). For a Wednesday afternoon the tree lined squares were quite bustling and the main square had a food market selling lots of yummy things. From the ...
Iraqi Refugees
... going on. An hour later, I was finishing up one of the most interesting conversations I've ever had. There are a group of refugees in Luxembourg living in limbo. The man explained that he'd been in Luxembourg for two years now and had never been granted an interview to determine whether or not he could stay. He didn't hold much importance to the answer, at this point he just wanted any answer so he could move on with his life one way or the other. ...



