Luxembourg. The small country in the heart of Europe. A paradise for language enthusiasts and nature lovers, an Eldorado for connoisseurs of fine dining and modern art, a playground for admirers of avant-garde architecture and ancient landscapes. Luxembourg, a country like no other, dotted with banks and castles, vibrant industrial monuments and enchanted châteaux, churches, pubs, and chapels. Luxembourg, the last country in the world still ruled by real Grand Dukes, yet devoid of true celebrities, let alone real stars. In about 40 reports, essays, and interviews, the authors take their readers to quirky border towns, fairy-tale zoos, aristocratic gardens, burglar-proof museums, and the swaying seats of a cable car where even Mick Jagger once faced his fears. They transport them to the most famous and...