READERS' REPLIES
MARCH 2, 2013 - GRAF MUFFENSAUSEN WROTE:
dear reserchers
one
or two years ago, i spent 2 weeks in luxembourg. most of the time, i
was working in a theatre with swiss, argentinian and belgian artists
and a franco-canadian technician, who lives in france like many other
proletarians who can not afford to reside in luxembourg.
so i did not have much time for sightseeing or funky nightlife, but i can tell some first impressions anyway.
the
city of luxembourg is exactly like the city of berne, switzerland. the
old part of the city is in a loop of a river, everything is rather old
and neat, but pedestrians walk a little bit faster. there are some
really tight streets and the usual multinational chain stores on the
better spots. around the loop and the center, the city gets dirtier and
livelier, the nature of traffic is something between german and french
driving hability. after 9 p.m. it is rather difficult to find something
else to eat than a big tasty menu small, but if you ask politly and if
you are in the company of one or two really good looking ladies, the
host may be able to consider making a croque monsieur for you.
there's nothing more to tell.
sincerly yours
your humble admirer
graf muffensausen
at the time living on chateau solitude with 1 cat, 3 budgerigars, 2 frogs and about 15 fishes of different species
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