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Welcome to the Fête nationale 2027 in Luxembourg
On 23 June, the official birthday of the Grand Duke, all of Luxembourg celebrates its National Day. Festivities begin the evening before, on 22 June, and build toward their peak in the capital, Luxembourg City, with the traditional torchlight parade and a large fireworks display over the Pétrusse valley.
Highlights & Attractions at the Fête nationale in Luxembourg
- Ceremonial changing of the guard in front of the Grand Ducal Palace on the eve of the holiday
- Torchlight procession (Fakelzuch) through the capital with fanfare bands and folk groups
- Free open air concerts on the Champ du Glacis as part of City Sounds
- A large fireworks display over the Pétrusse valley, best seen from the Adolphe Bridge
- Official ceremony with a gun salute followed by a military parade on Avenue de la Liberté
- Traditional Te Deum at Notre Dame Cathedral
- Spillfest, a family and children's festival on the Kinnekswiss lawn
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Program & Schedule: What to Expect in 2027
The evening of 22 June is centered on music and tradition; after the torchlight parade with fanfare corps and local associations, fireworks light up the Pétrusse valley around 11 PM. Free concerts at the Glacis run alongside the evening's celebrations. On the holiday itself, 23 June, the official ceremony, the military parade and the Te Deum take center stage during the day, with more concerts at the Glacis in the evening. The full 2027 lineup has not been announced yet, though the overall structure of the celebrations repeats in a similar form each year.
Tickets & Admission for the Fête nationale in Luxembourg
All National Day festivities are free to attend, including the torchlight parade, the fireworks, the concerts at the Glacis and the Spillfest. No ticket is required for any part of the public program.
Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Luxembourg
- Given road closures and large crowds, public transport (bus, train or tram) is the recommended way to get around
- Late June typically brings warm weather to Luxembourg; light clothing and a jacket for the evening are advisable
- Hotels in Luxembourg City should be booked well in advance due to the celebrations
- For a good view of the fireworks, the area around the Adolphe Bridge is popular, so arriving early is recommended
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