Churches in Trier, Germany

Most wonderful churches in Trier, Germany.  Inside and out.

The Liebfrauenkirche, the Church of Our Lady

St. Gangolf’s Church

The Basilica of Constantine built next to the “Palace“.

The High Cathedral of St. Peter

 

Churches in Luxembourg City

I love visiting churches (Christian in this case) and just sitting there, taking it all in though I’m an atheist.

A few churches I visited during my stay in Luxembourg City this past summer.

Trinity Church, a Protestant church

St. Michael’s Church

A local, newish church. Not sure what it’s called!

The Notre-Dame Cathedral, all of below.

Walking in Luxembourg City: in the Old Town After Lunch

Having enjoyed lunch (with wines) on the main eating square in Luxembourg City, it was time for more walking.  It did me good with lots of up-and-downs with great views.

Still on the square.

And moving on.

A Walk, Breakfast & to Supermarket! in the Bonnevoie Neighborhood

The neighborhood of Luxembourg City I am staying in is called Bonnevoie just southeast of the central station.  The morning after I arrived, I went out in search of breakfast and grocery.

Empty streets everywhere. Sunday morning it was but I believe it has more to do with the very small population of the city.

Where I was planning to get breakfast. Closed for the summer of course.

Very good pain au chocolat. The rhubarb quiche was unexpectedly too sweet.

Off to the local supermarket, Cactus.

Luxembourg wines

And bubblies

On the way back along a different route.

Apartment Life in Luxembourg

After arrival at the Luxembourg Airport, I took a local bus to take me to the central train station in Luxembourg City.

From the station, it was a short walk to my apartment, a nice spacious two-bedroom on the top floor of an older building with no elevator.

Nice and modern bathroom.

The kitchen and the dining area.

The door to my apartment

The entrance hall to the building

The door to the building

My apartment on the top floor