1. The world's richest country
Luxembourg residents have double their income compared to Americans and the country is among the countries with the lowest GDP debt ratio in the world. According to Trading Economics' global macro models and forecasts from previous analysts, Luxembourg's GDP is expected to reach 111,500 USD by the end of 2022.
Luxembourg is gradually promoting itself as a technology and data hub, attracting several large corporations to set up headquarters in Europe here. Low taxes also make Luxembourg an attractive place to invest and store assets for the rich in Europe.
2. Own the restaurant with the most wine in the world
Chiggeri restaurant in Luxembourg has more than 2,200 different types of wine, produced from France, Luxembourg and other countries.
Chiggeri also brought a unique experience called Dinner in the dark. Specifically, customers eat from a surprise menu with carefully selected wines in complete darkness. The staff will wear night vision glasses to serve diners.
3. The 4th cheapest places in Europe
Another truth about Luxembourg is that the city is fourth in the European Union for the lowest gasoline prices. Specifically, at £0.87/liter.
Luxembourg is also the second best city in the world for diesel vehicles, with diesel engines at £0.72/liter.
4. There are 3 official languages in Luxembourg
The Luxembourgish people speak three languages, which are German, French and Luxembourgish (or Letzebuergesch). German and French are often used in administration, while Luxembourgish is often used in daily conversation.
French is often used in businesses, hotels, restaurants and cafes, although German is the main language in print newspapers. Therefore, before visiting Luxembourg, you should learn a little French.
5. Luxembourg has the highest minimum wage in the EU alliance
With a minimum wage of 2,313 Euros/month (about 57.3 million VND) and an average wage of 4,910 Euros/month (121.7 million VND) in 2022, the city of Luxembourg has the highest minimum wage in the EU. However, the capital of Luxembourg is one of the places with the highest cost of living globally.
6. Where to provide free public transport
As a landlocked country, the capital Luxembourg provides free public transport, and the policy was later extended nationwide. Vehicles include trains, electric vehicles and buses. Therefore, when visiting Luxembourg, traveling is very simple and affordable.
7. The city of Luxembourg is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site
One of the famous truth about Luxembourg is that the capital of this country has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site for its long history. First known in 963, the castles here were continuously built and continuously expanded by foreign powers ruled by the Luxembourgish government in the following centuries.
In 1994, the ancient city of Luxembourg was added to the UNESCO World Heritage list.
