How this list was made
We searched YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Apple Podcasts, the Luxembourg press register and the country's English-language club directories for English-language sources about moving to and living in Luxembourg, then kept the ones with a real audience and evidence they are still publishing. We favoured people who live here over people who visited, and material aimed at adults planning a permanent move. Anything with no upload or post in twelve months was dropped. Luxembourg produced the smallest video field of any country we have covered and the strongest set of real-world clubs, and this page reflects both rather than pretending the balance is different.
Audience figures. Every YouTube subscriber count was read off the channel's own page on 18 September 2026 and every Instagram follower count off the profile itself on the same day. Every video shown was confirmed by YouTube's oEmbed service to belong to the channel named, a check that has caught mismatched videos on five of our country pages. YouTube's upload feed was unavailable for every Luxembourg channel on the day we built this, so upload dates come from each channel's videos tab, which gives a month rather than an exact day. The three TikTok follower counts are Social Blade approximations, because tiktok.com is the one platform we cannot read directly.
Podcast dates. Every episode count and date came from Apple's own lookup service, not the Apple Podcasts page, which reports the wrong year for most shows. Four Luxembourg podcasts are delisted from Apple entirely while their pages still appear in search results: Back to Luxembourg, The Lux Life Success Series, Let's Talk About Letz and Letzcast. Do not trust a podcast page you find through a search engine without checking the feed.
Dates on official pages. We opened every government page individually and printed the date we found on it, because Luxembourg's freshness is inverted: the portal front doors are stamped this month while the actual procedure pages carry 2022 and 2023, and the pages in between carry no date at all. Anyone checking the site from the top down would wrongly conclude it is current. The tax authority publishes no English site: its English FAQ sits inside the French tree and carries no date whatsoever.
What is not here. There is no Reddit card on this page. Reddit has been unreachable from every tool available to us for four consecutive builds, so we could neither confirm which Luxembourg subreddits exist nor read a single member count, and we would rather publish nothing than a number we have not seen. There is no Facebook card either: Facebook publishes no member figure for any Luxembourg group, and every figure circulating in published round-ups traces back to sources we could not date. We also left off two of the three largest Luxembourg lifestyle accounts in the country, because both are repost pages with no operator named anywhere.
We check every domain we link for the affiliate and gambling takeovers that have swallowed well-known expat sites in Greece, Belgium and Switzerland. We found none in Luxembourg. We rejected a machine-generated podcast that publishes daily under an invented Luxembourgish host's name, a YouTube channel created in January 2026 that pumps out retirement and salary explainers aimed at exactly these search terms, a price-comparison site that earns commission from the suppliers it ranks, and several relocation and citizenship businesses whose community pages are marketing. Where we have listed something with a commercial interest, including a citizenship service and a language teacher who sells courses, the card says so on its face. Nothing on this page paid to be here.
Instagram and TikTok
Fifteen Instagram accounts and three on TikTok. Seven of the fifteen are official tourism boards, and unusually for Europe they all post in English, because roughly half of everyone living here was born somewhere else. Every follower count was read off the profile itself on 18 September 2026. The TikTok figures are Social Blade approximations, because tiktok.com is the one platform we cannot reach directly. Two of the biggest Luxembourg lifestyle accounts in the country are not here: they are unattributed repost pages with nobody's name on them.
Mike McQuaide
Mike McQuaide, the American author listed above. Books, no relocation service
Approximately 11,000 followers and 425 videos, from Social Blade on 18 September 2026, and this is one of his two live accounts. Luxembourg life, cycling, hiking, border trips and a running joke about pronouncing Luxembourgish place names. Note the handle: it is not the same as his Instagram, and a second TikTok under his Instagram name also returns videos, so use this one.
Luxembourg City Tourist Office
The Luxembourg City Tourist Office, a registered non-profit and the city's official tourism body. Confirmed from the link in its own website footer
Approximately 3,800 followers and 128 videos, from Social Blade on 18 September 2026. The capital's sights, events and guided tours, in English. It is the only Luxembourg tourism body with a working TikTok: the national board holds the handle but has never posted, and none of the four regional boards has an account at all.
anne
Posts as anne, a food creator in Luxembourg. No business attached that we could find
Approximately 3,400 followers and 113 videos, from Social Blade on 18 September 2026, still being tracked as active in mid-September. Restaurant and food reviews around the capital. Useful for the practical question of what eating out actually costs here, which is one of the first things that surprises people.
Mike McQuaide
Mike McQuaide, an American who moved from Seattle in 2013, now a dual United States and Luxembourg citizen. Author of two books about living here, the first of which won the Letzebuerger Publikumspraeis. Luxembourg for Tourism profiles him on its own site
23,200 followers, read off the profile on 18 September 2026, and the closest thing this country has to the person our readers are looking for: an Anglophone who arrived in middle age, stayed, took the citizenship and has documented it continuously for twelve years. Cycling everywhere without a car, food, the language, the throne handover. This is his live account, alongside TikTok. His blog stopped in 2014 and he has no newsletter.
Not Claire in Luxembourg
An individual creator living in Luxembourg, posting under a pen name. No business attached that we could find
58,700 followers, read off the profile on 18 September 2026, which makes this the largest lifestyle account in the country with an actual person behind it. Humour rather than logistics: the four languages, the wealth cliches, the weather, the small indignities of settling in. Worth following for the tone of the place. Bio reads here for a good time and a long time, which is the register throughout.
Natasa Pavlovic
Natasa Pavlovic, a photographer and food stylist who has made Luxembourg her home for ten years. Some brand and product work appears, as you would expect from a working photographer
18,900 followers, read off the profile on 18 September 2026, and the best engagement of any sizeable Luxembourg account we measured. Photography and food, with standing guides to Vianden, the Grund, playgrounds and farms, and where to eat in the capital. Useful if you want to see what the country actually looks like away from the banking district. Note she also posts about Crete.
Anne Faber
Anne Faber, a Luxembourgish television chef for RTL with six cookbooks. She studied in the United Kingdom and worked as a reporter in London, which is why she posts in English. A commercial food brand, so expect partnerships
23,600 followers, read off the profile on 18 September 2026. The clearest window on what Luxembourg actually eats, from someone born here who writes for an English-speaking audience. Recipes, restaurants and the television series. Her separate travel account is a different thing. Listed because food is how most people first understand a country, and because almost nobody Luxembourgish publishes in English at this scale.
Expats in Luxembourg
A community page for international arrivals. Not a relocation agency and not an immigration firm, but nobody's name is on it
4,276 followers, read off the profile on 18 September 2026. Restaurants, events and weekend suggestions aimed at people who have just moved. Small, and the operator is not identified, which we would normally hold against an account. It survives the cut because the engagement is real and there is very little else in this category. Last post about two months before we checked.
Visit Luxembourg
Luxembourg for Tourism, the national tourism board. Confirmed from the link in visitluxembourg.com's own footer. State-funded destination marketing
158,000 followers, read off the profile on 18 September 2026, and by a distance the largest Luxembourg account of any kind. Posts rotate through English, Dutch, Spanish and French. Note the handle carries an underscore: the same brand uses the unpunctuated spelling on Facebook and YouTube, so guessing from those gives you the wrong account.
Luxembourg City Tourist Office
The Luxembourg City Tourist Office, a registered non-profit. Its own bio states it is the main actor in leisure, business and cultural tourism in the city
51,900 followers, read off the profile on 18 September 2026. The capital: culture, events, guided tours, traditions and a standing travel tips series. Nothing in the handle says city, visit or tourist office, so this is one you would never find by guessing. It is also the only Luxembourg tourism body with a real presence on TikTok.
Mullerthal Region
The regional tourism office for the Mullerthal, a registered body. Its bio states it is the official account of the Mullerthal Region, and the handle is confirmed in mullerthal.lu's imprint
9,027 followers, read off the profile on 18 September 2026, posting in English with some German and Dutch. The Mullerthal is marketed as Little Switzerland and is the country's walking and rock-climbing country, about half an hour east of the capital. Posted the day we checked.
Mullerthal Trail
The same regional tourism office, running a separate account for the trail itself. Its bio cross-references the region account
24,200 followers, read off the profile on 18 September 2026, which is two and a half times the size of the regional board that runs it. A 112 kilometre waymarked hiking route through the sandstone. Listed separately because it answers a different question: not where to visit, but what there is to do here every weekend once you live here.
Visit Moselle Luxembourg
The regional tourism office for the Luxembourg Moselle. Its bio states it is the official tourism account of Luxembourg's only wine region, and the handle is linked from visitmoselle.lu
9,231 followers, read off the profile on 18 September 2026. English, German and Luxembourgish mixed. The Moselle is the eastern border with Germany, it is warmer than the rest of the country and it is where the wine comes from. Standing collections for wine, hiking, events and culture. Posted the day we checked.
Visit Eislek
The regional tourism office for the Eislek, northern Luxembourg. Handle linked from visit-eislek.lu
14,600 followers, read off the profile on 18 September 2026, posting mainly in English. The north: the Ardennes, the castles, the long-distance walking routes and the cheapest property in the country. Standing guides for hiking with children, the Escapardenne and winter walks. Posted the day we checked.
Visit Minett
The regional tourism office for the south, Office Regional du Tourisme Sud. Handle linked from visitminett.lu
2,902 followers, read off the profile on 18 September 2026, and the smallest of the five boards by a long way, posting roughly monthly. The Minett is the old iron and steel country around Esch-sur-Alzette, now a UNESCO biosphere, and it is where the cheaper city housing is. It is the thinnest-covered part of Luxembourg online and this account is most of what exists.
RTL Today
RTL Luxembourg's English-language service, part of CLT-UFA. A broadcaster funded by advertising
31,500 followers, read off the profile on 18 September 2026. The country's main free English-language news outlet, posting daily. Note the handle breaks between platforms: it is rtltoday here and rtl.today on TikTok, and there is a separate official account for the radio station which is a different product. Its site is listed under references.
The Luxembourg Times
Mediahuis Luxembourg, a commercial publisher. Editor-in-chief Cordula Schnuer, named in the Luxembourg press council register. Subscription and advertising funded, and the site is paywalled
33,100 followers, read off the profile on 18 September 2026, posting daily. Luxembourg's established English-language newspaper. We could not reach the site with an automated fetcher at all, so we opened it in a browser on 18 September 2026 and confirmed it is live and serving its own content.
British Ladies Club of Luxembourg
The British Ladies Club of Luxembourg, a registered non-profit founded 1969, RCS F3796
925 followers, read off the profile on 18 September 2026. Small, and listed because of what the bio says: founded in 1969, a social club for English-speaking women regardless of nationality. One of its story highlights is titled Not British, which tells you how loosely it reads its own name. The quickest way to see what the club actually does before you pay to join. Full details in the communities section.