In our March edition City Mag will focus on the adjacent neighbourhoods of Dommeldange and Eich.

Do you have a favourite restaurant, park, shop, pétanque pitch or even karaoke bar in these neighbourhoods?

Post your recommendation, including a brief description, below or send an email to: info@citymag.lu.

This is your opportunity to contribute!

City Magazine Luxembourg is one of 50 nominees for the Grand Prix paperJam communication. marketing and design awards.

The awards ceremony, at which ten projects will receive prizes, takes place on 25 February. Read more here.

The February edition of City Mag is out now. Film director Govinda van Maele is on the cover talking about his forthcoming documentary roc doc.

Inside, City Mag takes a look at city centre urban development, mayor Paul Helminger discusses the impact of the liberalisation of the energy markets and Clausen is our featured neighbourhood. Plus all the usual features, information and news about the capital city.

The City Agenda includes previews of Le Balcon – the 25^th anniversary production of the Théâtre des Capucins – as well as Frédéric Flamand’s new creation, the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, the Everyday(s) exhibition at the Casino-forum d’art contemporain and upcoming gigs by Air, Stereophonics and more.

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In our February edition City Mag turns the spotlight on Clausen. We are seeking readers’ recommendations for the best restaurants, cafés, parks, sports facilities, shops in the neighbourhood.

Post your recommendation, including a brief description, below or send an email to: info@citymag.lu.

This is your opportunity to contribute!

In our January edition City Mag turns the spotlight on Cessange. We are seeking readers’ recommendations for the best restaurants, cafés, parks, sports facilities, shops in the neighbourhood.

Post your recommendation, including a brief descriptipn, below or send an email to: info@citymag.lu.

This is your opportunity to contribute!

The November edition of City Magazine Luxembourg will be in mailboxes on 29 October. This month’s City Mag features vintner Nicolas Ries on the cover.

Inside Paul Helminger talks about the city’s budget plans for 2010, we look at science in the City,  Bonnevoie is our neighbourhood of the month and interview artist Jan Fabre. Plus all the usual news and information and the City Agenda section with a guide to November’s cultural highlights.

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In our December edition City Mag turns the spotlight on Cents. We are seeking readers’ recommendations for the best restaurants, cafés, parks, sports facilities, shops in the neighbourhood.

Post your answers below or send an email to: info@citymag.lu.

This is your opportunity to contribute!

Following Estelle in September, the October edition of City Mag features architect Philippe Schmit on the cover. He talks about his design for the new Villa Vauban extension.

In addition – Paul Helminger on plans for the Royal Hamilius, the city’s plans to make housing more accessible, more city news, where to go in Belair, the best bookshops in town…plus the City Agenda featuring cultural highlights for the coming month.

In your mail box on 1 October. Not subscribed? Send an email to: citymag@vdl.lu

Each month City Mag readers get to share their recommendations for the best places to wine, dine, shop, relax, play sport in their neighbourhood.

In our November edition we are looking for the best of Bonnevoie. Anyone who lives or works in Bonnevoie or visits the neighbourhood on occasion is invited to submit a recommendation.

You can make a recommendation by submitting a comment below. Or send an email, marking the subject “Bonnevoie”, to info@citymag.lu. Please provide us with the name, address and telephone number of your favourite place in Bonnevoie. Then tell us in one or two sentences the reasons for your choice. Deadline is Friday 9 October

Estelle’s City Magazine Luxembourg hit the streets and mailboxes of residents in the city of Luxembourg on Thursday 3 September.

Mayor Paul Helminger used his regular City Breakfast meeting with journalists on 2 September to unveil the new format of the Ville de Luxembourg’s official monthly publication. The new City Mag, which each month bears the name of its cover star, is more accessible and “lighter” than its predecessor, the award-winning RendezVous magazine. The idea to launch a new format was taken following a survey of readers. The result is a publication that appears in newspaper format but with a magazine quality feel.

It is divided into two sections for easy navigation. The city magazine section includes news from and about the city as well as a plethora of useful information, people profiles and guides to the best the capital city has to offer. The city agenda section is divided into easily identifiable chapters previewing the best theatre, dance, opera, cinema, music and exhibitions of the coming month. Each section also includes a comprehensive day-to-day events guide.

To reach as many residents and visitors as possible, content is published in both English and French (or, where appropriate, in German). City Magazine Luxembourg is produced by Mike Koedinger Editions for the Ville de Luxembourg.

Keep up to date with progress by following City Magazine Luxembourg on Twitter or joining our Facebook group.

International media blogs are also picking up on the innovative format and features of City Mag. Check out Magforum