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The Le Jardin du Luxembourg was built by Marie de' Medici, the widow of King Henry IV and the regent of King Louis XIII. She decided to make an imitation of Palazzo Pitti, the palace where Marie was born (located in Florence, Italy).

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Both Luxembourgish and Luxembourgen are found in English dictionaries.

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Luxembourg is spelled the same in French.

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No, Luxembourg is in the first world... Europe. The new world is the Americas & the 3rd world is the deprived countries which makeup Africa & Asia.

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75'540

i found this in a old atlas could have changed by now

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Luxembourg is 999 (sq mi), The smallest state in the USA is Rhode Island 1,545 (sq mi)

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No. They are two independent and neighbouring countries.

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Apple pie with vanilla ice cream.

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Mir wëlle bleiwe wat mir sinn in Luxebourgish; English translation "We wish to remain what we are"

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Luxembourg is an independent country.

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it borders 3 countries- France, Belgium, and Germany

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They are called the Low Countries because their elevations are low. Many areas of the Netherlands are actually previous sea floor that was reclaimed by pumping water out using dikes. A smaller part of Belgium is similarly reclaimed territory. The highest point of Belgium is at 694 meters above sealevel, and the Netherlands does not rise not more than 322 meters.

Note: Die Nederlanden (the Dutch name for the Netherlands) literally means the Low-Countries.

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no it is a landlocked country meaning there is no water around it apart from lakes and all that.

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they use elfs to make craysons

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The Benelux was formed as an economical union between Belguim, Netherlands and Luxembourg. Since these countries are also the co-founders of the European Community it has not so much economical significance anymore.

These days it is more seen as a cultural community.

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"Le Luxembourg" is the country of Luxembourg, located in Europe.

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Because the head of state is a Grand Duke.

It is the same thing for France. France is officialy called the French Republic, because it is a republic. The US and the UK are one of the rare countries were the full name is commonly used.

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Luxembourg declared independence from the French Empire on June 9, 1815, so Luxembourg has been a country for over 196 years.

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Luxembourg City.

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Technically, it's the seventh smallest country in Europe after (in that order) Vatican, Monaco, San Marino, Liechtenstein, Malta and Andorra.