People from 170 nations live in “D’Stad”, Luxembourger’s name for their capital city. A co-existence that’s open to the world. The city is diversified in a natural way. It’s multicultural and creative, colourful and full of variety. A town where every spot has stories to tell.

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Luxembourg City has already been the European Capital of Culture twice. Now this honour is going to the small country in the heart of our continent for the third time. Esch-sur-Alzette, a community only 30 km away from “D’Stad”, bears the title in 2022. For those who love diversity, going to Luxembourg is a must. This petite nation with its vibrant centres is the perfect spot for presenting the new Winter Collection from KATHARINA HOVMAN.

The grand theatre – not only a special place every time the curtain rises. The foyer on the first floor always offers an outstanding performance. Suffused with light, its 100 windows give it a magical effect the way they fit together like a mosaic. Our models Priscilla and Carlo turn into veritable actresses at this location.

In the theatre’s ballet hall we meet up with Cathy Krier, a highly promising concert pianist and professor for piano at the Conservatoire de la Ville de Luxembourg. Barefoot, all in black with black & white charming unfolding double collar and cuffs, she enchants us with her playing and shows: the classic KATHARINA HOVMAN style fits well on the world’s stages, too.

The business quarter of Luxembourg City as financial metropolis. But it’s been a long time since only banks graced the Kirchberg heights. The European Court of Justice, the European Court of Auditors and the entire administration of the EU Parliament are also located here. Diverse institutes of higher education and the gleaming white Philharmonie are equally at home on the Kirchberg plateau.

The same applies to the new corporate headquarters of KPMG, a global business consultancy, with its rusted-looking, easily remembered steel construction built by François Valentiny. We receive the privilege there to be welcome in the building’s golden atrium.

The MUDAM is just around the corner. Here lovers of contemporary art get their money's worth. Brilliant, the Musée d’Art Moderne, MUDAM for short. Its spacious rooms full of light are inspiring.

Belval to the west of Esch-sur-Alzette was once Luxembourg’s largest steelworks. Many of the old industrial buildings have been integrated into the newly designed living environment. A tourism highlight: the two remaining blast furnaces. Anyone who climbs up the 180 steps at Blast Furnace A is rewarded with a breathtaking view. Nowadays Belval is an “in” university district. Priscilla, Carlo and Monica bring life into a surroundings that often seem almost artificial. The three of them in the cool colour code BLACK/FLOUR in front of a red wall. In my mind’s eye I reword the title from a well-known TV series: “Katharina’s Angels”.