What: Beneath sparkling lights
Where: Kinnekswiss Municipal Park
When: Until 4 January – more info here
Glide into Christmas at Luxembourg City’s Christmas ice rink, where twinkling lights and winter beats create a lively atmosphere on the ice. Whether you’re skating laps or watching from the sidelines with a hot drink, it’s a must-visit Winterlights experience on the Kinnekswiss. At the entrance on Avenue Amélie, a giant, 12-metre tall heart lights the way – great selfie spot!
What: Winter is coming
Where: Tourist Info Berdorf, 5 Beim Maartbesch, 6552 Berdorf
When: Saturday, 27 December at 6pm – more info here
As night falls, join a torch-lit winter hike through the dramatic rock landscape of Berdorf, where familiar paths take on a completely different atmosphere. Adults walk by the glow of real torches, while children are safely guided with electric lights along the 3.5 km route. The evening ends with a small surprise at Bistro Martbusch, adding a warm finish to the winter walk. Email info@visitberdorf.lu or call +352 28 67 15 for a reservation.
What: Annual ‘xmess party’
Where: De Gudde Wëllen, 17 Rue du St. Esprit, L-1475 Luxembourg
When: Thursday, 25 December at 8pm – more info here
For a more clubbing-style Christmas Day, De Gudde Wëllen hosts its annual Christmas gathering on 25 December, bringing a full night of music and late-night energy to the city. From 10pm, sets by Chook, Izzalys, Deng Mama 808 and Der Alte Jäger keep the party going well into the night. Doors open at 8pm, and it’s free for all.
What: One of Luxembourg’s nicest
Where: Montée du Château, L-9712 Clervaux
When: 26 December until 4.30pm – more info here
Perched high above the town, Clervaux Castle offers visitors a glimpse into Luxembourg’s medieval past, with origins dating back to the 12th century. Severely damaged during the Second World War, it was carefully restored and remains one of the region’s most striking landmarks. A visit on St. Stephen’s Day is as much about the dramatic setting and historic atmosphere as it is about the views over Clervaux below.
What: Drama
Where: Théâtre des Capucins, Place du Theatre, L-2613 Luxembourg
When: Saturday, 27 December at 6.30pm – more info here
The Brutalist follows the story of László Tóth, a Hungarian-Jewish architect who emigrates to the United States after the Second World War in search of a new beginning. As he struggles to rebuild his life and career, his uncompromising artistic vision clashes with ambition, power and personal sacrifice.
What: For children aged 8-9
Where: Place Guillaume II - De Knuedler rue du Fossé L-1648, Luxembourg
When: Sunday, 28 December at 5pm – more info here
In Luxembourg City, children aged eight to nine can take part in a Christmas card origami workshop at Place Guillaume II. Organised as part of the WinterKids programme, the session introduces participants to the Japanese art of origami, guiding them through the creation of their own festive card. Alongside folding techniques, children can decorate their designs using a range of materials, combining precision with creative expression in a hands-on workshop tailored to this age group. Tipped by What’s On For Families.
What: Month-long family circus show
Where: Glacis
When: Running until 4 January – info & tickets
Until 4 January, the Champ du Glacis transforms into a sparkling winter wonderland, presenting the annual Adventscircus Cirque du Lux with its festive big top. Twinkling lights, dazzling scenery, and a magical atmosphere make it an unforgettable experience. Expect clowns, acrobatics and lots of fun for young and old. There are no animals and there’s no language barrier, only surprises and lots of wonderous moments!
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