We are Lalla & Sumeet - an Italian + Indian couple living in Luxembourg. Our mantra is to keep exploring the beautiful world. We have traveled to more than 40 countries, and have so many more to visit (and some to revisit).
“Those who are lucky enough to travel, must share their experiences with others” - this is our mantra now. We started the channel to share our walking tours, tips, and experiences in various parts of the world.
Hi! It’s an okay product seatwise and featurewise… (the planes are not the newest and seat config is old).. the crew has always been amazing, but we have had better food in other airlines.. tbh we don’t mind flying Swiss but it won’t be our first choice if there’s an alternative (say Lufthansa)..
@@Ciao.Namaste Thank you. Doesn't look too promising by the looks of it. We wanted to do Oslo this time from Delhi and stop over in Switzerland for a few days on the way so that ways it works out. Lufthansa, we hear has a new business class product that is promising, like you said.
@@katariagaurav No problem.. Lufthansa is definitely more updated + better food. You can also check aircraft type and seats on seatguru before booking your seats..
I''m actually quite shocked at these prices! They are much cheaper than in the US. I would actually be saving a bunch of money living in the Grand Duchy.
Housing is very expensive in Luxembourg, and some services are pricey as well. But when it comes to "everyday items" such as grocery, it's about the same prices as in neighboring countries. And fuel is cheaper; as I live in 'the other Luxembourg", i.e. the Belgian province of the same name, and a 20-minute drive to the Grand-Duchy, I have not filled in the tank of my car on my side of the border for years...
True, gas is cheapest (in EU) in Luxembourg i believe. Housing is expensive and shopping in general is expensive. Aldi is one of the ‘value for money’ stores and the prices there are very reasonable
Sure, we can try and come up with a video on housing.. ‘cheap’ housing is a big challenge in Luxembourg, but let’s see what we can do and find in our market research. Thanks for the suggestion 🙏🏻😊
Just English is okay for like 20% of the jobs.. rest 80% would require French as well.. more than just the language, finding a job that is willing to sponsor a visa (work permit) can be challenging.. all the best
Goodness my country is very expensive on groceries since Covid… I thought Luxembourg would be more expensive but it’s slightly cheaper than Botswana rn. Thanks for the video❤❤❤… so helpful
@@user-sb1jm6vn6z Hi! English is fine for day to day life as most people speak a certain level of English here, but for career opportunities not knowing French/German would severely limit the options in Luxembourg.
@@Ciao.Namaste Can forgieners survive in luxembourg or England better for them....what do you suggest to us... is luxembourg good for job for outsiders
@@user-sb1jm6vn6z It depends on how good foreigners are at integrating into the society, whether be it England or Luxembourg or any other country.. Having said that, Luxembourg is very multicultural and people from over 100 countries live here.. It also depends on the lifestyle you want.. Luxembourg is not NY or Miami or London, so it definitely doesn’t have the big city vibe, but it has plenty to offer for nature lovers…
Die Porta Nigra wurde offensichtlich aus rosa Mainsandstein errichtet, der dann wohl durch Einlagerung von Ruß schwarz wurde. Desweiteren sind alle Kapitelle an den Pilastern dorisch schlicht und nicht wie sonst üblich in den oberen Geschossen ionisch und korinthisch. Die Reliefs scheinen aus dem Barock zu stammen.
The Manneken Pis is overrated, the Atomium is hugely overrated. There's a museum of looted African art and it's boring as heck. In fact only the Grand Place is worth seeing so you really don't need more than an hour to see all that's worth seeing in Brussels, so just move on to Bruges or other not so boring places.
Really ? There is nothing overrated in Brussels, MP = so little but so nice . Atomium is great , ... there is so much to explore ... like in every other capital !! So not overrated, more underrated as in 1 or 2 days .. lol
No kids, yet.. also it is not a comprehensive budget as some grocery items we buy monthly, some weekly.. but for a couple an estimate of 120-150 EUR per week for grocery would be a good ballpark..
Hi! we booked this workshop gyg.me/j8IfLxAA through getyourguide. There were two steps in two adjacent shops. In the first shop they check you in and give out a wrist band (I think they had a couple of steps there). In the second shop was the main workshop, and I don't think it had any stairs. I believe they would be happy to check you in there itself to avoid using any stairs.
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