The special artefact is called the roof catcher it symbolises there's always some one there to catch a thief in Luxembourg

Belgium , Germany , France BTW: they speak french there

The capital of the country of Luxembourg is the city of Luxembourg.

A regular letter costs $1.05 from the US to Luxumburg

See:

http://postcalc.usps.com/

The longest river in Luxembourg is the Sauer!

The climate is influenced a lot by the North Sea, which is deep enough to act as a heat sink and smooth out extreme temperatures, while being shallow enough to allow for a few weeks of quite hot weather (30+ degrees Celsius) in the summer and a few weeks of cold (under -5 degrees Celsius) in winter.

Winds from the north and west approach the Netherlands across the North Sea, leading to cooler springs and summers, and milder autumns and winters, all with lots of rain or snow. When the winds turn and blow from the south and east this results in mostly dry weather, with warmer temperatures in spring and summer, and colder autumn and winter.

Since the Gulf Stream is aimed directly at the North Sea the climate is a lot warmer than most other areas at our latitude. In January 2012 for example Great Britain and the Netherlands were the last areas north of the 50N latitude to receive any significant amount of snow.

From the top of my head Bye: Ade, tschau, adieu

But bye is understood as well

Luxembourg is a country, but there is a Luxembourg City.

The Benelux is the economic union between Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg.

No. It has divisions called regions and cantons, but not states.

For British people over the age of about 45, Luxembourg is probably most famous for it's former English language radio station which broadcast popular music in competition to the monolithic BBC.

It is also famous for exports, such as oil, rubber products, and chemicals.

They are all located in Northern Europe, for starters.

Northern Europe typically only includes the countries of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. All these countries are Nordic, and to some extent, (considered) Scandinavian. In addition, they all typically have the same Subarctic climate, with the exception of the Baltic and North Sea Coasts.

Luxembourg - 998.46 square miles.

Cath the train: http://www.bahn.de/app_home.shtml for a trian ticket Or, if you arrive by plane to Frankfurt Hahn, take the flibco bus: www.flibco.com

Germany lies between Denmark and Switzerland.

In Luxembourg, the average home contains 2.0 rooms per person, more than the OECD average of 1.6 rooms per person. In terms of basic facilities, 99.3% of people in Luxembourg live in dwellings with private access to an indoor flushing toilet, more than the OECD average of 97.9%.

Most hotels only advertise a rate that they want to sell rooms at while in fact they will accept lower rates on the day. Sites such as Trivago and Travelsupermarket will provide a range of hotels and the best rates that the internet can find; this isn't exhaustive but a good selection can be put on your screen at the same time. Also phone individual hotels if you know where you want to stay and ask what their cheapest deal would be if you were to fill a room that would otherwise be left empty.

The Monarchs of Luxembourg are the Grand Dukes (or Grand Duchess of Luxembourg). They are drawn from the Royal House of Nassau-Weilburg which in turn, is a cadet branch of the Royal House of Bourbon which, again in turn, is a cadet branch of the Royal House of Capet.

Free Luxembourger Workers' Union ended in 1965.

The Benelux

Germany borders the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and France.

Primarily the financial industry. The Luxembourgish government actually actively encourages growth in this industry by providing a favorable tax climate (thus attracting banks), and by introducing favorable laws for investment funds (more laissez-faire, ie by reducing administrative procedures and auditing checks in favor of market mechanisms).

In addition, according to wikipedia (entry:economy of Luxembourg) steel and tourism also account for a major part of the economy. Also, Goodyear/Dunlop has a major production centre in Luxembourg. With over 1000 employees, and given that Luxembourg is a small country, this may possibly also be considered as "important".