Monument of Remembrance

Very beautiful square! We loved it! Despite the masses of foreign tourists we never felt trapped or stuck. Everything is very good organized and the paths are big enough to walk around. Unfortunately the place was closed due to the truinwissel. We enjoyed the festivities and the hospitality of the people in luxemburg. Beautiful city with a stunning architecture which combines old historical buildings with modern architecture. We will come back definetely again! Absolute recommendation!

Nice war memorial statue. -This was a stop on a ebike tour of the city. -It has history with the statue being hidden during world war 2 and found in a basement in 1980s. -When i was in Luxemburg, aug 2025 there was a mini carnival around this statue, with some small rides, food shops, and games. -Nice views of the valley

The Monument of Remembrance (French: Monument du souvenir), usually known by the nickname of the Gëlle Fra (Luxembourgish for 'Golden Lady'), is a war memorial in Luxembourg City. It is dedicated to the thousands of Luxembourgers who volunteered for service in the armed forces of the Allied Powers during both World Wars and the Korean War as well as the Luxembourgers who volunteered in the International Brigades during the Spanish Civil War.

Very touching monument with the brightest gold figure on top. Easy to access with magnificent architecture and views within easy walking reach. Very clean and tidy area. Also close to the tram stops.

Golden Lady, symbolic monument, literary couple of meters from the main pedestrian street of the Luxembourg city from the one side and pure nature with glorious views from the other side.

This is a war memorial and historic monument. Must see places in Luxembourg, very near to Notre-Dame Cathedral. One can have a beautiful, panoramic views of the surrounding places like, Canyon and historic town. Good spot for photography..

he Monument of Remembrance, commonly known as the Gëlle Fra ("Golden Lady"), is one of Luxembourg's most symbolic landmarks. Located in Constitution Square, the monument was originally inaugurated in 1923 to honor Luxembourgers who volunteered to fight in foreign armies during World War I. At its center stands a tall obelisk, topped by a gilded bronze statue of a woman holding a laurel wreath—symbolizing victory and peace. The base features two bronze soldiers, representing the sacrifice and valor of those who served. During World War II, the statue was dismantled by Nazi occupiers and only restored to its original position in 1985. Today, the Gëlle Fra is a powerful national symbol of freedom, resistance, and remembrance. The site also offers one of the best panoramic views over the Pétrusse Valley, making it a meaningful and scenic stop for visitors. Ceremonies are still held here to commemorate those lost in both World Wars.

Very nice sight in the city of Luxembourg. It offers stunning views to the Grund and the area around. At this place there is very regular the Staatermarkt or other events where you can get food and drinks. Include this place into your intiniery if you are around