Now in its third year, the scheme from Luxembourg’s tourism ministry runs from 29 June to 15 September. During that time, anyone can register a free guided tour in the country or sign up for a tour, space pending.
The initiative is aimed at people living and or working in Luxembourg and was set up to help people explore less-known places in fun ways.
In the past, guides have included well-known people including Luxembourg’s Grand Duchess Maria-Teresa, as well as Olympic cyclist Christine Majerus. And there are no limits to the creativity and originality with which people devise their tours: past visits have included a pub crawl, a postage-stamp themed tour and a guided train ride.
Registrations as a visitor start 18 June and are possible up to two days before a visit, space pending. To lead a tour, guides should register their tour before 16 June. Click here to find out more about leading a tour.