Palais Grand-Ducal

Luxembourg City, Luxembourg, Luxembourg

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The Palais Grand-Ducal is the official palace of Luxembourg’s Grand Duke and one of the most important landmarks in Luxembourg City.

Originally built in the 1570s as the city hall, the building later served various governmental functions before becoming the official grand-ducal residence in 1890. The palace is renowned for its elegant Renaissance architecture, richly decorated interiors, and symbolic role in Luxembourg’s monarchy. It serves as the workplace of the Grand Duke and is used for state ceremonies, official receptions, and meetings with international guests.

Located in the heart of the old city, the Palais Grand-Ducal is a major cultural and historical attraction. Although it remains an active royal residence, parts of the palace are open to visitors during selected periods of the year, offering a glimpse into Luxembourg’s royal heritage and history.