A guest post from Roy Mathias
Grand Rue is a pedestrian thoroughfare in the center of Luxembourg, with lots to see if you slow down.
A intriguing fountain sculpture (Rue Grande, Luxembourg)
An older brass fountair
Notice the water spurting out of holes in the sculpture!
There was a definite folksy woodlands theme in some of the display windows
Several shops of Belgian chocolates — and yes we did succumb.
Most were more glitzy. This wonderful display was promoting a single red bag, which is in the center of the photo and rather indistinct.
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his lovely turret was on an ordinary building
Place Guillame II
Our first view of the three unusual spires of the Notre Dame Cathedral.
The spires of the Notre Dame Cathedral (Luxembourg)
another view with other spires interposed
The shortest of the three spires
and a closeup of the balcony on the spire, showing the gargolyes
Finally the entrance and interior
Entrance to the cathedral of Notre Dame (Luxembourg)
Interior of the Cathedral of Notre Dame
A side altar in the cathedral
A side altar in the cathedral
Stained Glass WIndow (Notre Dame, Luxembourg)
Back outside, a manhole cover
The coat of arms of Luxembourg
The coat of arms of Luxembourg
Luxembourg roofs, mixing the old and new.
View across the Azlette Gorge
View of Passerelle (Luxembourg)
We finish the day with a delicious and very filling Pere Noel Stollen.
Pere Noel Stollen
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