Luxemburg, the altstad
So our plan to do a roadtrip to Germany in the spring vacation with my sister got cancelled due to my back problems and the icy weather predictions. But we changed our plans to a train ride to Luxemburg city. That turned out to be ridiciously cheap as all public transport in Luxemburg is free and we only had to pay a local Belgian ticket to the border. After a few hours on the train through the snowy Ardennes valleys we arrived at our destination and we checked in at our hotel near the train station. And so we were ready to explore this city for a few days. At first impression I find it a very confusing and impractical city as it's situated on some high rocks that are carved in with steep valleys. After a few blocks walking you either need to search for one of the big bridges linking the city quarters to each other, or an elevator taking you up and down from the lower or higher parts of the city or doing a steep walk up or down. Guessing walking time to so...
