Luxembourg

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Luxembourg is one of the most interesting countries in Northern Europe. It is bordered by three countries, Belgium, France, and Germany. Luxembourg is also one of the smallest countries in the world. The capital of Luxembourg is Luxembourg City. The country of Luxembourg is scattered with castle ruins, which attract many tourists and travelers. Luxembourg is a manufacturer and exporter of iron, steel, dairy, wheat, barley and wine. The primary languages spoken in Luxembourg are Luxembourgish (national language), German, and French. The primary religion is Roman Catholic. The majority of the population are made up of foreigners including Portuguese, French, Italians, Belgians, and Germans. The government is that of a Constitutional Monarchy, a Parliamentary Democracy. Luxembourg is also known as a prominent financial center and a founding member of the European Union.

There are many important events have occurred in Luxembourg. Luxembourg was occupied by Germany during both World War I and World War II. During the the second German occupation of Luxembourg, the French language was outlawed. The German occupation of Luxembourg ended when the American Army drove the Germans out during the Battle of the Bulge.

Today, Luxembourg is full of great attractions for travelers including churches, chateaux, forests and natural parks including the Ardennes Forest, Moselle River Valley, the rocky gorges of the Mullerthal region, to name a few. Its capital is Luxembourg City which is a famous medieval city. Although Luxembourg is a small country, it has a lot history. Luxembourg is full of beautiful cities and even a more beautiful countryside. Some of the points of interest to see are National Museum of Natural History (Luxembourg), Grand Duchess Charlotte Bridge, Fort Thüngen to name a few.