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I've lived in Luxembourg for almost a year. Here are 8 things the European city does better than the US.

Sydney BakerSep 10, 2022, 19:02 IST

A few aspects of European life pleasantly surprised me when I moved to Luxembourg.Sydney Baker

When I moved to Luxembourg for graduate school, I thought it did some things better than the US.
I love that college tuition and health-care necessities are generally cheaper than in the US.

Public transportation I've taken in Luxembourg always gets me where I need to go.

I love public transportation, including the Niederkorn railway station.Sydney Baker

My Luxembourgish university offers more affordable tuition than my US college did.

Tuition in Luxembourg isn't nearly as expensive as in the US.Sydney Baker

My health-care plan in Luxembourg is much more affordable than it was in the US.

I'm a big fan of Luxembourg and its health-care system.Sydney Baker

The work-life balance in Luxembourg is better than what I experienced in the US.

Luxembourg's culture balances work and play.Sydney Baker

I've had pastries that can't compare to those in the US.

The bakeries I've come across in Europe can't be beaten.Sydney Baker

In my opinion, nowhere beats Europe when it comes to castles and architecture.

Many homes in Europe are centuries old.Sydney Baker

I feel safer in Luxembourg than in the US.

Generally, I feel safer when I'm in Luxembourg than back home.Sydney Baker

In Luxembourg, it feels normal to take your time with studies and life.

I can move at a slower pace in Luxembourg.Sydney Baker

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