Why Luxembourg matters

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A real pleasure reading about a place I enjoyed so much. I'd like to hear your comments about the immense valley in the heart of Lux City. Casually walking around with no knowledge of the place, I started to cross an ordinary bridge when I happened to glance over the rail and was shocked to find a whole separate world down there; I never found out how far down it is, but it appeared to be a very long way. Realistically, it is probably as much as 150 feet--think 15-story building-- and it is carefully tended gardening down there that makes it inviting. It was easy to get down to the valley where it is cool and lush and the bridge appears to be a mile up in the air. If you spend most of your travel time driving through places like Luxembourg it's likely you'll miss some of the finest features. Joe E. Holland

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