Luxembourg

In French, "Luxembourg" is referred to as "le Luxembourg." The definite article "le" is used because "Luxembourg" is a masculine noun. Therefore, you would say "le Luxembourg" when discussing the country.

France, Belgium, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands share several key characteristics, including their location in Western Europe, which fosters strong economic and cultural ties. They all have a rich history of art and architecture, evidenced by numerous UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Additionally, these countries are known for their high standard of living and social welfare systems, contributing to a high quality of life for their residents.

Luxembourg does not mine gold or diamonds. The country has a small mining sector, primarily focused on industrial minerals and construction materials, but it does not have significant natural resources for precious metals or gemstones. Instead, Luxembourg is known for its financial services and investment in technology and space mining initiatives.

Luxembourg did not physically move to Switzerland in 1889; rather, this statement may refer to the relocation of the Luxembourgish government-in-exile during times of crisis. In 1889, a significant political and economic situation prompted some Luxembourgish officials to seek refuge in Switzerland. This was part of a broader trend of political instability in Europe, particularly for smaller nations like Luxembourg.

The voting age in Luxembourg is 18 years old. Citizens are allowed to vote in national, local, and European elections once they reach this age. Additionally, Luxembourg also permits 16-year-olds to vote in local elections, making it one of the few countries with such a provision.

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no i think that would be the Netherlands you are thinking of

Luxembourg-Findel International Airport is located just 6km outside Luxembourg city. Frankfurt-Hahn is about two hours from Luxembourg city.

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Protestant Church of Luxembourg was created in 1894.

Belgium, France, Luxembourg, and the Netherlands are part of the northern Eurpean culture region. Specifically, the four countries make up the Frankish, or French-speaking, parts of that region. Indeed, each one of the four has French-speaking populations. The populations may be in the minority, such as in the Netherlands. But then most people in the Netherlands speak four languages: Dutch, English, French, and German.

The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.

Andorra is between France and Spain. Luxenbourg is between Belgium, Germany, and France.

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Luxembourg, a constitutional monarchy, is an independent sovereign state. It is 84 kilometers, or 51.7 miles long and 52 kilometers, or 32 miles wide, encompassing an area of 2586 square kilometers or 999 square miles. The population of Luxombourg, as of January 1, 2006, was 459,500.

Luxembourg is a type German, French and Belgian cuisine. So the ham is a type of German, French and Belgian kind of ham. :) Hope it helps

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The driving distance from Frankfurt, Germany to Luxembourg is 170 road miles using the A63.

Saint Nicholas/ Pere Noel.

Dead Soldiers from the Great War were buried there, rather than being sent home at great expense.

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