Notre-Dame Cathedral of Luxembourg

It was built on the present site as a Jesuit church and the foundation stone was laid in 1613. The building is a notable example of late Gothic, but has various elements and decorations influenced by the Renaissance and early Baroque styles. The historic main facade is on the Rue Notre Dame (north side) and has a magnificent entrance portal (designated 1621), created by the sculptor Daniel Müller († 1623) from Freiberg in Saxony. In the gable is the monumental coat of arms of Archduke Albrecht VII of Habsburg, who was regent of the Spanish Netherlands at the time of construction, to which Luxembourg belonged at the time.

very interesting church with a crypt in the basement

Cathedral of Our Lady of Luxembourg, built between 1613 and 1621 by the Jesuits, is the only cathedral in the country and with its two pointed towers hard to miss