Gourmet Walking Tour in Luxembourg

Copyright by GPSmyCity.com - Page 1 - Gourmet Walking Tour in Luxembourg Luxembourg City has a wonderful chocolate history and traditions. Some of the local chocolate stores can successfully compete with their Belgian and French counterparts. Take this one-hour gourmet tour around Luxembourg City, starting with the French breakfast cafe and wrap it up with the best chocolate shops in the city. Guide Location: Luxembourg» Luxembourg # of Attractions: 6 Tour Duration: 1 hour(s) Travel Distance: 1.0 km Please note: This walk is also featured in the ios app "GPSmyCity: Walks and Articles with Offline Maps" on itunes App Store and the Android app "Luxembourg Map and Walks" on Google Play. The apps provide GPS navigation to guide you from one tour stop to the next, so you will never be lost. The apps offer additional walking tours in Luxembourg. Check them out! GPSmyCity offers self-guided walking tours in over 1,000 city around the world. Please visit gpsmycity.com for more walking tour offers. List of attractions included in this self-guided walking tour: A) Brioche Dorée B) La Table du Pain C) Leonidas - Romaka Sàrl et Cie Secs D) La Chocolaterie - Comptoir des fèves E) Namur 1 F) Chocolate Company Copyright by GPSmyCity.com - Page 1 -

Copyright by GPSmyCity.com - Page 3 - A) Brioche Dorée Brioche Dorée is a wonderful place for those fond of having a breakfast outside in a pleasant air of the French cuisine. Here you can enjoy some of the best sandwiches made in town, including baguette sandwiches, for which you can select the ingredients yourself, as well as and many other options for a finger-licking French breakfast. Address: 19 Rue Philippe II, L-2227, Luxembourg Image Courtesy of Flickr and beketchai B) La Table du Pain Alongside the rich choice of food on the menu, this boulangerie-patisserie is famous all over Luxembourg for its amazing bakery, cakes and pastries. The interior reminds of a cozy French farmhouse and creates very comfortable and homely atmosphere. Don't miss your chance to try one of the almost-too-pretty-to-eat cakes and a loaf of Luxembourg's best bread. Address: 19 Avenue Monterey, Luxembourg City, Luxembourg Image Courtesy of Flickr and Marla_lu C) Leonidas - Romaka Sàrl et Cie Secs Leonidas is a Belgian chocolate company that produces chocolate and other related products. The company has 350 shops in Belgium and nearly 1,250 stores in almost 50 countries, including 340 in France, which makes it one of the most productive and iconic chocolate brands in the world. Nowadays it can be found in Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany, Holland, at Harrods, London and even Athens. The company was named after its founder. More specifically, the name and the design of the symbol originate from the marble statue in the Sparta Museum, called Leonidas, depicting Greek hero, the King of Sparta. The tone of the physical appearance of the boxed chocolate has been described as No nonsense packaging with a daunting logo. The symbol serves as evidence that indeed Spartan myth is a key element in European and Western culture traditions. Address: 99 Grand Rue, L-2015, Luxembourg Copyright by GPSmyCity.com - Page 3 -

Copyright by GPSmyCity.com - Page 4 - Image Courtesy of Flickr and beketchai. Sight description based on wikipedia D) La Chocolaterie - Comptoir des fèves La Chocolaterie - Comptoir des fèves is considered to be one of the classiest chocolate shops in the heart of Luxembourg city. Everything here, from the interior to chocolate itself, demonstrates pure taste and elegance. The warm light, bright décor and glass stalls create a truly unique atmosphere and result in a special mood inviting to taste the delicacies sampled here. The prices are a little higher than average, but in the opinion of regular customers it is definitely worth it. Address: 13, Rue Beaumont, L-1219, Luxembourg Image Courtesy of Flickr and Genista E) Namur 1 Located in the very center of Luxembourg city, on Rue des Capucins, Namur is a sixth generation family business specializing in fine delicacies and sweet treats. At Namur they pay special attention to details and particularly the ingredients they put into their products: Sicilian almonds, Senga Sengana strawberry, Turin chestnuts, hazelnuts from Piedmont, oranges from Spain, etc. Most of the chocolates they market are made using traditional recipes, this is why, perhaps, Namur is so popular with true connoisseurs of the flavour. Address: 27 Rue des Capucins, L-1313, Luxembourg Image Courtesy of Flickr and ellenbouckaert F) Chocolate Company The Chocolate Company is one of the best spots for chocaholics in Luxembourg City. It is usually abbreviated as CHCO. In addition to their amazing chocolates, the shop is comfortably located right in front of the Grand Ducal Palace, on Rue du Marche aux Herbes. The enormous variety of flavours, shapes, recipes and sizes will certainly make the day for even the most demanding sweet tooth. Address: 20 Rue du Marche-aux-Herbes, L-1728, Luxembourg Copyright by GPSmyCity.com - Page 4 -