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Dedicated to producing and serving the finest Italian gelato the Grand Duchy shall devour, “Glacier Bargello” symbolizes a renaissance of true Italian ice cream culture! Join founder Laura Fontani and her team, as they blend their native Florentine history and traditional family recipes with a dash of culinary originality to create deliciously chilled treats each day, using local, fresh and natural ingredients. Inspired from the “Bargello Palace” museum in Florence, enter and experience the wood paneled walls and contemporary design. Fascinate your curiosity with an impressive view of the gelato lab whilst you indulge. Satisfy your craving with a creamy frozen yoghurt topped fresh fruits, or their signature chocolate sorbet on the “zen-ful” outdoor terrace.

Indulge in an afternoon cup of tea, a relaxed cocktail after-work to start your evening or after-dinner drinks if you’re in the party mood: The Zanzen, situated in the heart of the Luxembourg City center, is more than just a bar-restaurant. Le Zanzen offers a wide selection of wines and champagne which can be deliciously combined with the "Zanzen platters" or tapas, while whiskey lover can indulge in a glass or two. Zanzen’s strictly incorporates fresh and high quality produce in their restaurant, which serves daily menu and weekly specials in addition to its regular menu. Come summer, you can sip drinks on the outdoor terrace overlooking the Gëlle Fra. Planning a party / reception? The Zanzen can cater up to 250 guests.

Today's world of retail and commerce wields such fascination now, more than ever, that most people end up surrendering themselves to it. Drawing on Luxembourg as an example, the “Shop, Shop, Shop” exhibition held at the Luxembourg City Museum of History from May 17th until March 30th 2014 , explores how the city gradually developed into a thriving retail place and even a shopping haven. The exhibition further unravels how the retail industry developed over the years, highlighting the creation of the popular 'Braderie', still popular today as well as explores new forms of sales points like self-service shops and supermarkets, vast shopping centers and e-commerce. The exhibition features antique display cabinets, counters, cash registers, packaging, hat boxes, bags, advertising posters and window mannequins as well as historical toy shops, all of which recall the "good old times" and are bound to trigger nostalgic memories. Discover more on the museum’s webpage.