Discover Luxembourg: Richest Country of Europe that Most People Don't Know Even Exists | 57 Facts

Discover Luxembourg, the richest country of Europe that most people don't know even exist.

Join us on a journey into the heart of Europe. In this video, we're uncovering the secrets of Luxembourg - a country with remarkable wealth, but astonishingly overlooked. Luxembourg boasts an impressive economic record, maintaining its title as the richest country in Europe. But, how much do we actually know about this compact gem?

From its astounding wealth to its captivating culture and history, we're bringing you 57 incredible facts about Luxembourg. How has such a small country amassed such prosperity? Why does Luxembourg remain relatively unknown despite its economic prowess? We answer all these questions and more. Prepare to have your mind blown as we explore Luxembourg - Europe's richest yet unappreciated country.

[all-about-europe]

What did you know about Luxembourg before watching this video? 😄

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[joyjoan]

Thank you for this wonderful video! I have incurred so much losses trading on my own....I trade well on demo but I think the real market is manipulated.... Can anyone help me out or at least tell me what I'm doing wrong?

[davididahosa]

These are all facts about Luxembourg 🇱🇺❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[pittcrassex]

The socalled "traditional costumes" are not from Luxembourg!

[danreuter-bphl]

I am Luxembourgish...this traditional costumes are not from luxembourg!!!we speak french english luxembourgish german

[discoverglobeliving]

Luxembourg sounds like Narnia – rich, magical, and most folks can't find it on a map!

[mauricesalentinny]

Actually, to be slightly more precise: "Mir wëlle bleiwe wat mir sinn" means : we WANT to stay(in future) what we are, not we will...

[neonme]

it's ok to tell someone to go to hell. it's on the map.

[BambinoAmericano]

two main reasons why I am leaving Luxembourg again: 1. Quality of day-today life: drugs addicted all over the city, homeless people on the street and stinky people in the public transport. 2. Ridiculous high personal income tax (I pay as much as my two colleagues together, just because they happen to be both married, with one kid) - the same annual gross salary gave me EUR 1, 000 net income/month more in Paris, not to even talk about Singapore.

[dolankurikuri]

my favourite country I love you look chamber ❤❤❤

[RaphaelRippinger]

Mullerthat region is not "located" in Waldbillig, but is a national park stretching from Bourglinster to Echternach.

[mickeygelerstein]

Very good content, the images are excellent as well as the narrative. However there is one problem here: The interruption of one point to the next, placing the number on a non related blurred image screen and pronouncing the number by voice is highly annoying. It kills the presentation as a whole. I would suggest you place the number on a side of the screen once a new point shows up, and by no means speaking it loud. It will benefit enormously the quality of the video.

[peacepatricia]

Can l get any opportunity to come in Luxembourg thanks for your help

[CamTracey]

Is this a computer voice over? Some of the text doesn't match the voice. Can't watch it

[Luga.]

Luxembourg ist (without micronations) the richest country

[vydypmct]

The reason Luxembourg has a high minimum wage is because of the high cost of living.

And the minimum wage is barely enough to cover the expenses, especially rent.

Lots of people cannot afford the high rent there, so they prefer to stay in neighbouring countries.

Luxembourg is 'tax haven' for companies only, not for people.

Moreover, the high GDP per capita is incredibly misleading due to 2 reasons:

1) Luxembourg does not take into account the 200k people that commute from neighbouring countries to work in Lux,

2) Many of the companies are international subsidiaries and the income they generate is transferred to their home country.

So whilst they contribute to the GDP of the country, the income does not actually stay there.

As Luxembourg is a tiny country with limited land area, they should control the real estate growth.
Otherwise, people living there will not be able to breathe.

[wt]

This video is full of nonsensical mistakes, missmatched pictures, incomplete data and not a single luxemburgish word is pronounced right. But i liked the wrong translation of the slogan: "We will remain what we are" (We want to remain what we are)

[StimParavane]

$135 per capita. I think you meant $135 thousand!

[marligoncalves]

Alguém me envia o código para participar 😮

[brunobrauer]

We have no 'Tracht' in Luxembourg, that's Germany.