What souvenirs to bring from Luxembourg: 5 ideas that will appeal to everyone
A small but idyllic country, Luxembourg offers travelers a fascinating array of experiences.
From museums and stunning castles to historic districts and dense forests, there's a lot to explore in this place. Since no trip is complete without buying some special souvenirs, here is a list of some of the souvenirs from Luxembourg that you should buy, according to News Bytes.
Old Luxembourg ceramics
Villeroy & Boch created Vieux Luxembourg in 1745 for King Louis XV.
François Boch and his sons founded the company in France, but moved to Luxembourg, where they gained a reputation for producing high-quality ceramics.
The factory closed in 2010, but Villeroy & Boch is still a favorite tableware brand in Luxembourg.
These will be one-of-a-kind souvenirs to bring back from your trip.
Peckvillchen bird whistles
The Peckvillchen bird whistles are ceramic whistles in the shape of birds, which are part of a long-standing Luxembourg tradition.
The whistles are made especially for the Emaischen festival, which takes place annually on Easter Monday in Luxembourg.
The most famous ones come from the village of Nospelt in the southwest of the country.
They can usually be found in souvenir shops across the country.
Wine from the Moselle Valley
The Moselle region of Luxembourg has a rich history of winemaking that dates back to Roman times.
The region's white wines, known for their light and refreshing flavor, are highly prized.
Among the most popular is the Luxembourg equivalent of champagne, Cremant, which is usually served on special occasions.
They can usually be found in wine shops across the country and are a unique way to remember your trip.
Cast iron wall plaques
The metallurgical industry is well known in Luxembourg, and you can buy cast-iron hearths with various patterns depicting religious scenes, coats of arms, and other motifs.
At the National Museum of History and Art, you can learn about the history of the craft and admire stunning examples.
Souvenir shops around the city, as well as the museum's gift shop, offer these unique pieces of history.
Melusinas-themed souvenirs
Melusinas are mythical creatures, half woman and half fish, and they are an important part of Luxembourg's folklore.
In many souvenir shops in Luxembourg, you can find a variety of Melusine-inspired souvenirs, including T-shirts, postcards, key chains, and figurines.
There is also a statue of Melusine in the Grund district of Luxembourg City, which further emphasizes the cultural significance of this creature.
Earlier, TravelWise wrote about two ways to make a trip to Luxembourg more environmentally friendly.
