Luxembourg is one of the smallest countries in Europe, located in the Northern part of the country which has plateaus reaching 2,000 feet. It has three official languages - German, French, and Luxembourgish - and its population increased in the 20th century with immigrants from surrounding countries. Luxembourg has rich cultural traditions including art, music, festivals, and bonfires on holidays, and is known for cycling, running events, and its largest sports club.

1. Luxembourg

2. Physical Characteristics
• Luxembourg is one of the smallest country’s in Europe.
• Sauer is the country’s largest river.
• The Northern part of the country has a plateau where
mountains reach heights of 2,000 feet.

3. Cultural Characteristics
• German, French, and Luxembourgish are Luxembourg's official
languages.
• The immigrant population increased in the 20th century due to
the arrival of immigrants from
Belgiun, France, Italy, Germany, and Portugal.
• The official religions of Luxembourg are Roman
Catholic, Judaism, Greek Othodox, Anglicanism, Russian
Orthodoxy, Lutheranism, and Islam.

4. Customs and Traditions
• Luxembourg has rich cultural traditions especially in art,
music, and photography.
• On their Holiday called Buergsonndeg a they pile together a
lot of straw, brushwood, and logs over a cross and have a
huge bonfire.
• Luxembourg has many wine and grape festivals.

5. Sports
• The largest club is CAL Spora Luxembourg,
with a membership of 400 members.
• One of the worlds most popular cross country
running completion takes place in
Luxembourg.
• Cycling in Luxembourg has the most success at
the professional level.