this is the last luxembourg post ( finally, some of you may utter ) and there's not much left anymore to talk about except one thing: this city surprised me with a very charming aura, because upon entering it in the morning it seemed like this mega monster ( many construction sites & a little chaotic traffic situation ). after all, it turned out to be a city that is obviously very liveable and walkable, even though i have to admit, it's maybe a little expensive ( especially in the center of the city where you can find luxury shops en masse ). i guess being a city with lots of bankers and european union workers brings a lot of spending power ;P near st. michael's church you can find the oldest part of town, especially the houses surrounding the marché aux poissons ( fish market ). the grund quarter ( where neumünster abbey is located ), while part of modern luxembourg city, was once its own little village, so the old structures of it don't really count as the o...