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Living in Luxembourg A selection of books produced by local groups and organisations of particular interest to those people planning on moving to Luxembourg or those of you more recently arrived.
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Living in Luxembourg
American Women's Club
 Living in Luxembourg is a publication of the AWCL. It is filled with information and personal advice for the expatriate, English-speaking woman and her family who live in Luxembourg. It is usually the first purchase a family makes when moving to the Grand Duchy.
The 15th Edition has a great new children's chapter, black and white photographs, many more internet resources, an updated shopping and services guide, valuable medical and community info, and as always, comprehensive transition advice.
... So whether you're new to Luxembourg or have lived here for many years, this is THE Essential Sourcebook ...
** If you live outside of Luxembourg and want a book; for any orders to be sent out via post from Luxembourg; or for multiple copies please contact us by phone on 44 07 09 or reserve directly from here by completing the on-line form. |
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Time Off
British Ladies Club
 A newly revised edition of the BLC's guide on what to do and where to go in and around Luxembourg will b available in the next few months. The book contains pages packed with listings and descriptions of places to visit and activities to pursue in your leisure time. It is not a tourist guide and is compiled to provide, for those who are living in Luxembourg, comprehensive ideas about what to do in Luxembourg and abroad. There are separate chapters on places to visit and activities available in Luxembourg itself for adults children and families as well as chapters on day trip activities in towns up to 200 km away in the Netherlands, Germany, France and Belgium.
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Just Arrived
Third edition - 2008
 The 3rd edition was published in April 2008 and is described as an indispensable address book to keep close to hand. Enriched from previous editions by readers' suggestions and with what is new in Luxembourg life, this guide will make it much easier for any new arrival to settle in. The 365 page publication is in English and French and contains a plan of the city of Luxembourg and a map of the Grand Duchy, as well as 10 sections which answer the questions new residents are likely to ask: Settling in; Education; Health and beauty; Shopping, Maintenance and repair; Sport and Artistic activities; Restaurants, bars and discos; Culture; Getting Away and Miscellaneous.
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Luxembourg
by Tim Skelton
 The first guidebook to focus exclusively on the Grand Duchy, home to the rolling forests of the Ardennes, hill-top medieval castles, a string of museums, two entries on UNESCO Heritage Listings, and one of Europe's smallest wine-growing regions. 1st-class accommodation and more Michelin-starred restaurants per capita than anywhere else on earth, this is tourism in style. The guide includes in-depth coverage of the capital, Luxembourg City, its museums, churches, shops, historical sites, plus information on Lëtzebuergesch language, culture, and history.
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Family Guide
The Companion for Parents in Luxembourg
 The 300-page New FamilyGuide, 2007 edition, contains ideas and inspiration for parents, with 700 useful addresses for everyday and weekends. The book is available in English or German. The guide provides young families with a comprehensive directory, including tips and ideas on playgrounds (indoor and outdoor), excursions, holiday activities, music, theatre, sports, kids birthday parties, family friendly restaurants, shopping, child care, schools, workshops, pregnancy, health and advice..
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Useful local links |
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Luxembourg's online community, in English
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