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Place Guillaume II on a sunny spring day, with the equestrian statue of William II on its stone pedestal and townhouses around the square.
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Place Guillaume II

Place Guillaume II, known locally as the Knuedler, is a square in Luxembourg City's old town on the site of a former Franciscan friary; the nickname recalls the knotted cord the friars wore. The City Hall, completed in 1838 to plans by Justin Remont, stands on its south-west side, and an equestrian statue of King-Grand Duke William II rises in the eastern half.

Nearby

Place d'Armes

tourist attraction

Pétrusse Casemates

historic site

Notre-Dame Cathedral

church

Gëlle Fra

monument

Grand Ducal Palace

palace

National Museum of Archaeology, History and Art

museum

Lëtzebuerg City Museum

museum

Casino Luxembourg

art museum

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