Luxembourg
The Belgian province of Luxembourg is located in the southeastern end of the country and contains Belgium's southernmost point. It borders France, the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and the domestic provinces of Liege and Namur. The hilly area of the Ardennes occupies much of the province's territory, lending charm to the region with its enchanting wooded slopes and small creeks. There's a nature park where visitors can explore the diversity of plants and game, above all birds. The largest Belgian province boasts a great variety of cultures, due to its closeness to three other countries. Its capital, Arlon, is a small town that seems a bit isolated from the rest of the country, but offers lots of undiscovered gems to tourists. It possesses the richest archaeological museum in Belgium and is renowned for its Roman city wall ruins and vivid carnival.