Shopping & local makers
Groceries and everyday essentials, shops for clothes, home and gifts, gift ideas, and local artists and makers.
Luxembourg has plenty of small, independent shops and people who make things here: potters, jewellers, chocolatiers, designers. This page brings together the everyday basics and some of those local places, so it’s easy to find them and support them when you’re looking for something new.
Groceries & everyday essentials
Organic shops
Vegetable boxes and farm shops
Weekly vegetable baskets straight from local gardens. You sign up for a season and collect each week; at some you can pick your own or help in the garden.
- Krautgaart
Veg basket, waiting list
- Legumina
Veg basket, €32 a week
- Les Paniers de Sandrine
Veg baskets and farm shop
- TERRA
Organic veg basket, co-op
- Vum Gréis
Pick-your-own veg garden
- Zäitgeméis (Vun der Atert)
Organic veg basket, co-op
Markets
- Dudelange weekly market
Thursday market
- Stater Maart (city-centre market), Luxembourg City
City market, Wednesday and Saturday
Supermarkets
Clothes, home & gifts
Independent shops and Luxembourg brands. The tag on each says whether it makes things here or sells things made elsewhere.
Shops & concept stores
- Fomeaux
Curated vintage clothing and bags
- Lët'z Refashion – Le Hub
Second-hand, upcycled, local creators
- Luxembourg House
Gifts from Luxembourg brands
- ORA
Ceramic lamps and decor, online
- Subtile
Vintage furniture, objects and art
- Villeroy & Boch Factory Outlet
Tableware outlet
Food gifts
- Genaveh
Chocolatier, gifts and delivery
- Maison Oberweis
Pâtisserie and chocolates
Shop online from Luxembourg shops
- cityshopping.lu
Browse the city's shops
- Letzshop
Many local shops, one basket
Gifts
Looking for a present from Luxembourg? Start here.
- Luxembourg House
Gifts and products from Luxembourg brands and makers, in the old town and online.
- Letzshop
Order from many Luxembourg shops in one basket, with click-and-collect or delivery in Luxembourg.
- Made in Luxembourg label register
The official list of companies allowed to use the "Made in Luxembourg" label, searchable by product.
- Genaveh chocolates
Chocolate gifts and Advent calendars from a Luxembourg chocolatier, with delivery or click-and-collect.
- Patrice Parisotto Design
Fine jewellery designed and made in Luxembourg. Gift cards available.
- Fabienne Belnou
Jewellery made in her Luxembourg workshop. Gift cards available.
Local artists & makers
People who design and make things here. Each entry says what they make, where they're based and how to buy.
Ceramics & objects
- Äerd Lab
3D-printed clay objects
- Ancestral Cerâmica
Handmade tableware
- Atelier Céramique Claire Royer
Ceramics on commission, classes
- Atelier Luxera
Ceramic tableware and painting workshops
- LeaSchroeder.studio
Handmade ceramics, Differdange
Jewellery
- Fabienne Belnou
Jewellery, bespoke pieces
- Patrice Parisotto Design
Fine jewellery, made by hand
Textiles
- ForMe Knitwear and Crochet
Handmade knitwear and crochet
- Maison OYO
Hand-drawn silk scarves, online
Makers' markets
Recurring markets where you can meet makers in person.
- Design Market (Marché du design)
About 30 local designers at the City's Design Hub. Saturday 14 November 2026, 10:00–22:00, 18 rives de Clausen, free entry.
- Mudam creators' market
Makers from Luxembourg, France, Belgium and Germany at the Mudam museum. Saturday 28 and Sunday 29 November 2026, 10:00–18:00.
- Éimaischen
The Easter Monday pottery and crafts market in the old town, known for its Péckvillercher (bird whistles). Easter Monday, 8:00–17:00.
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