Wendy Winn
Spotter since 2022
About me
About me
I'm a writer, poet, journalist, artist and radio host with a daughter and two sons, a dog and a cat. I love walking in Luxembourg's gorgeous forests with their trickling rivers, gorges and cliffs, and I love discovering new places, whether locally or far away. I love reading, films, meditation, talking (essential for radio!) meeting people, enjoying vegetarian meals and popcorn, yoga and qi gong.
Why Luxembourg City?
I'm still in love with it after living here for 30 years - I still get a thrill looking down into the Grund from on high, I still find the bridges and the cathedral and the cobblestone streets charming. Luxembourg is a small city, so you can easily get your bearings, but it's got plenty of nooks and crannies and hidden spots to discover.
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My spots (18)
Porta Nova
Cavernous but cosy
"Porta Nova" in Luxembourg City is almost cavernously huge, yet cosy; tablecloth-and-napkin fancy, yet family-friendy. I just love their pasta specialties...
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Wendy
Winn
Cafe Litteraire le Bovary
Novel and poetic cafe
"Cafe Litteraire le Bovary" in Luxembourg City isn't just good for literary & book events; I love coming here just whenever and soaking up the atmosphere!
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Wendy
Winn
Veneziano
A slice of pizza and ice cream heaven
I’m going to let you in on a secret: you can get a great lunch and a dessert too for about a fiver, right in the heart of Luxembourg - at Cafe "Veneziano!"
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Wendy
Winn
Park Kinnekswiss
The capital's big green lawn
"Park Kinnekswiss" in Luxembourg City is a little oasis of green, a popular hang-out place for people of all ages. I like even just passing through here...
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Wendy
Winn
La Table du Belvedere
A gardener's pick!
"La Table du Belvedere" in Luxembourg City serves authentic, traditional European food - come taste the difference with an affordable lunch special.
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Wendy
Winn
Passage du Palais
A fishy past and footpath
"Passage du Palais" is in the heart of the fish market area, the oldest part of Luxembourg City and its one-time centre. Catch a glimpse from antiquity...
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Wendy
Winn
Lux - Kirchberg Train
Panoramic view, for free!
The “Lux - Kirchberg Train” in Luxembourg City could cost 20 euros for tourists for its panoramic views, but it’s completely free!
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Wendy
Winn
Vis-a-Vis
The familiar, favourite corner bar
"Vis-a-vis" in Luxembourg is like the diner in Seinfield, the cafe in Friends - everyone in Luxembourg knows it and everyone's probably been...
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Wendy
Winn
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