Casemates du Bock

That was amazing. The area was not very very large but it did take us for an hour since we were so enthusiastic about the bock. It was a really special place of Luxembourg which you hard to find another attraction in other country. That was preserved well and you could understand its history and you can walk through the bock with clear instruction. It’s definitely an impressive attraction indeed.

Does not worth nor your money nor your time! I am really disappointed, 10€ entry fee (8€ for students and elderly) is ripping of for some canons in tunnels with the same, and even worse view as from the road, obviously for free, and they have a timetable when you can enter and could be booked for all day. Yes, great history and all but it’s baffling that you need to pay to visit essentially just a tunnel. If it would be free, I would recommend, because the view itself is good, but definitely not like this, giving that you can get the same scenery from the city.

It was such an amazing experience to get inside the fort. The view overlooking parts of Luxumbourg was second to none. Would definitely recommend. 👍🏼 Just have to book in advance, but there is a QR code just right in front of the entrance that one can use to do it.

Its worth visiting, its not big but need 45 mins around. The view outside those windows look beautiful. Entry fee is 10€ per adult. Its overall a beautiful experience to read history.

If the history of this place is your interest then this is a good attraction to visit. It’s easy to get lost inside if you’re not paying attention, as there are various tunnels leading out from the main artery. The floor is uneven so just be careful. The viewpoint from inside is excellent so I could see why this was a good vantage point for soldiers and people. It’s dark (lit up in certain areas) and a little creepy especially when there weren’t people (we went almost closing time and there were just 2 other people once in a while). You’re given a small map as you enter but it’s easy to get disoriented even if there are numbers once in a while somewhere on the walls. We had a lot of time in Luxembourg so we had time for this. Otherwise, for someone not into the history here, it may not be worth it.

although we didn't get to visit it due to the early hour and lack of time, the view was amazing, and being in the city and above it at the same time gave the illusion of being in a computer game

The Casemates du Bock are the biggest tourist attraction in Luxembourg City. They are a complex of tunnels excavated in the rock that served as a place of refuge and a point of defense for the city. The site is interesting, but there is no information inside about the former function of each space that we visit, which makes us feel somewhat lost. There are also some irregular stairs that are not recommended for people with reduced mobility or who tire more easily. Despite that, I recommend a visit.

We bought the tickets on the spot and waited for 5mins as there are time schedule for each entry. Took us around 40-45minutes to complete every section of the tunnels. Nothing too special but good to visit since you are already in Luxembourg.