Luxembourg

I've always wanted to go to Luxembourg since childhood and studied geography at school... I thought it was as small as mysterious country. About 15 years later I have gone there just for curiosity, but being so impressed at the end.

Green river valleys that can be crossed by well over a hundred bridges characterize Luxembourg capital, providing links between the historic and modern parts of the city. It defence structures and fortress are well known in Europe. In 1994, the powerful bulwarks and the old town, equally steeped in history, were listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
After Malta, Luxembourg is the second smallest member state of today’s European Union. The city is a true linguistic melting pot –Of the over 60% foreign population living and working in the Luxembourg capital. (fact by Luxembourg City Tourist Office)

photos no edited (except the first one), taken with a Canon EOS 350D
Thanks to the wonderful girls Barbara, Natalia, Anna and Magdalena to let me publish the photos in which they appear :)

Krimly ♥