As the policy chairman of the City of London, Chris Hayward has been living through challenging times. He talked to us about Brexit and the future of the city. Interview. Has Brexit provoked a big change in the relationship between London…
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On Easter Monday, Luxembourg transforms into a lively hub of craftsmanship and festivity during the Éimaischen festival. The festival, deeply rooted in history, brings together artisans, music, and the famous Péckvillercher whistles. This year, the festival will take place on April 21,…
Founded in the 18th century, Villeroy & Boch’s Luxembourg presence played a central role in shaping European ceramic production. Founding of the Septfontaines ManufactoryIn 1766, Pierre-Joseph Boch, from the Boch family of ceramic manufacturers, expanded the family business by founding a factory…
Established in 1825, Brasserie Emile Mousel & Cie significantly influenced Luxembourg’s brewing industry. Its evolution reflects the nation’s rich beer culture and industrial progress. Founding and Early Development In 1825, Michel Mousel acquired a brewery in Clausen, Luxembourg, and modernized its equipment to…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dcIwbsGGd8I The Joys of Plant-Based Cooking Diets are changing, and Luxembourg is at the heart of this. We talked with René Mathieu, celebrated chef at the restaurant Fields, about how he brings creativity and innovation to plant-based food. Interview. How did you…
Luxembourg was once a leading center for rose cultivation, earning international recognition for its exceptional varieties. The country’s rose industry flourished in the late 19th and early 20th centuries before facing decline. Today, efforts continue to preserve its rich floral heritage. Luxembourg’s…
