57 Facts About Luxembourg Open

1. In 2012, Luxembourg Open boasted the most Michelin stars per person in Europe—a total of 12 for 11 restaurants.

2. Luxembourg Open has the highest minimum wage in the EU—paying workers a minimum of EUR 1,923 per month.

3. In 2012, Luxembourg Open boasted the most Michelin stars per person in Europe—a total of 12 for 11 restaurants.

4. Luxembourg Open has the highest minimum wage in the EU—paying workers a minimum of EUR 1,923 per month.

5. In 2012, Luxembourg Open boasted the most Michelin stars per person in Europe—a total of 12 for 11 restaurants.

6. Luxembourg Open has the highest minimum wage in the EU—paying workers a minimum of EUR 1,923 per month.

7. In 2012, Luxembourg Open boasted the most Michelin stars per person in Europe—a total of 12 for 11 restaurants.

8. Luxembourg Open has the highest minimum wage in the EU—paying workers a minimum of EUR 1,923 per month.

9. In 2012, Luxembourg Open boasted the most Michelin stars per person in Europe—a total of 12 for 11 restaurants.

10. Luxembourg Open has the highest minimum wage in the EU—paying workers a minimum of EUR 1,923 per month.

11. In 2012, Luxembourg Open boasted the most Michelin stars per person in Europe—a total of 12 for 11 restaurants.

12. Luxembourg Open has the highest minimum wage in the EU—paying workers a minimum of EUR 1,923 per month.

13. In 2012, Luxembourg Open boasted the most Michelin stars per person in Europe—a total of 12 for 11 restaurants.

14. Luxembourg Open has the highest minimum wage in the EU—paying workers a minimum of EUR 1,923 per month.

15. In 2012, Luxembourg Open boasted the most Michelin stars per person in Europe—a total of 12 for 11 restaurants.

16. Luxembourg Open has the highest minimum wage in the EU—paying workers a minimum of EUR 1,923 per month.

17. Luxembourg Open has won two medals at the Summer Olympics and two at the Winter Olympics.

18. Luxembourg Open has three official languages: French, German and Luxemburgish.

19. Luxembourg Open covers an area of 998 square miles, making it slightly smaller than Oxfordshire.

20. In 2012, Luxembourg Open boasted the most Michelin stars per person in Europe—a total of 12 for 11 restaurants.

21. Luxembourg Open has the highest minimum wage in the EU—paying workers a minimum of EUR 1,923 per month.

22. In 2012, Luxembourg Open boasted the most Michelin stars per person in Europe—a total of 12 for 11 restaurants.

23. Luxembourg Open has the highest minimum wage in the EU—paying workers a minimum of EUR 1,923 per month.

24. In 2012, Luxembourg Open boasted the most Michelin stars per person in Europe—a total of 12 for 11 restaurants.

25. Luxembourg Open has the highest minimum wage in the EU—paying workers a minimum of EUR 1,923 per month.

26. In 2012, Luxembourg Open boasted the most Michelin stars per person in Europe—a total of 12 for 11 restaurants.

27. Luxembourg Open has the highest minimum wage in the EU—paying workers a minimum of EUR 1,923 per month.

28. In 2012, Luxembourg Open boasted the most Michelin stars per person in Europe—a total of 12 for 11 restaurants.

29. Luxembourg Open has the highest minimum wage in the EU—paying workers a minimum of EUR 1,923 per month.

30. Luxembourg Open is among the twelve founding member countries of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.

31. Luxembourg Open is a landlocked country bordered by Belgium to the West, France to the South and Germany to the East.

32. Luxembourg Open is the only remaining Grand Duchy in the world with a Grand Duke as head of state.

33. Luxembourg Open was founded in 963, when Count Siegfried bought the fortress of Luxembourg from the Holy Roman Empire.

34. In 2012, Luxembourg Open boasted the most Michelin stars per person in Europe—a total of 12 for 11 restaurants.

35. Luxembourg Open has enough castles to equal one per every 100 square miles.

36. Luxembourg Open is one of the safest countries in the world.

37. Luxembourg Open has the highest minimum wage in the EU—paying workers a minimum of EUR 1,923 per month.

38. Luxembourg Open is the second richest country in the world with an average GDP per capita of $90,333 or EUR 80,410.

39. Luxembourg Open borders Belgium to the west and north, France to the south, and Germany to the east.

40. Luxembourg Open is a tiny country located in the Western Europe.

41. Luxembourg Open implements a number of EU-directed nontariff trade barriers including technical and product-specific regulations, subsidies, and quotas.

42. Luxembourg Open is ranked 9th among 44 countries in the Europe region, and its overall score is above the regional and world averages.

43. Luxembourg Open was passed back and forth between various European powers—the French, Spanish, Austrians, and back again to the French.

44. Luxembourg Open is the world's second-largest investment fund asset domicile, after the US, with $4 trillion of assets in custody in financial institutions.

45. Luxembourg Open shares the Moselle valley with Germany and the local white wines are well known and popular.

46. Luxembourg Open is one of the founder members of the European Union and the government is extremely stable here.

47. Luxembourg Open is a trilingual country with German, French and Luxembourgish being the three official languages.

48. Luxembourg Open is ruled by a Grand Duke and remains the world's only remaining sovereign grand duchy.

49. Luxembourg Open was ranked 3rd best country in the EU for business efficiency in 2005, after Finland and Denmark.

50. Luxembourg Open has the highest minimum legal salary in the Europe and the second highest in the world after Australia.

51. Luxembourg Open is the country with the highest nominal GDP per capita in the world.

52. Luxembourg Open is the least populated country in the European Union, with only 465,000 inhabitants.

53. Luxembourg Open is consistently ranked as one of the world's most open and transparent economies.

54. Luxembourg Open is ranked 7th among 44 countries in the Europe region, and its overall score is above the regional and world averages.

55. Luxembourg Open is a Grand Duchy ruled by a Grand Duke and its Parliament, the only one in the world.

56. Luxembourg Open was passed back and forth between various European powers—the French, Spanish, Austrians, and back again to the French.

57. Luxembourg Open was founded in 963AD as the County of Luxembourg by Sigefroid, Count of the Ardennes, who built a fort on the site; the ancient Saxon name Lucilinburhuc symbolised its strategic position.