Coronavirus has caused the cancellation of the usual parades, firework displays and other festivities which are normally synonymous with Luxembourg's National Day.
However, you can still celebrate while respecting hygiene measures. Our colleagues at 5Minutes have compiled a list of ideas to inspire your evening.
After months of confinement we should all be familiar with the concept of virtual celebrations, Skype with an apéritif, Zoom quizzes or other social media events.
The City of Luxembourg is taking it a step further with the digital campaign titled "Solidarity"
The campaign will offer everyone the possibility of sharing messages, traditions and memories using digital media.
Props such as chalk, temporary tattoos and cocktail umbrellas will be distributed around the capital on Saturday and Sunday to launch the campaign.
A number of events are also planned to take place on social media, including a livestream on 22 June.
From a change in regulations passed on 12 June, you're allowed to host as many people at home as you like, provided sanitary measures are respected.
Some municipalities, such as Bascharage, are offering a "party pack" consisting of local food and drink, to encourage would-be revellers to stay at home on 22 June.
The municipality has set up five drive-in stations to collect the "Lëtz Pack", while a delivery service will be in place to allow vulnerable individuals to procure a pack.
A number of restaurants will be open the day before National Day, with many offering celebratory packages such as "show cooking" or special barbecues.
Remember, you must book in advance in accordance with safety guidelines.
Bars and cafés will also be welcoming guests, with a number of events taking place in the capital.
However it is worth noting that bars must close by midnight in accordance with current government advice.
The municipality of Pétange will be offering a day of activities which you can participate in from your car on 23 June, starting at 10am.
On their Facebook page, local organisers announced events such as a drive-in "Te Deum", films in Luxembourgish, the mayor's speech, as well as snacks and refreshments.
The government confirmed on Wednesday afternoon that the public celebration of the Grand Duke's birthday will be continued on 23 June.
The event will be televised on RTL, and streamed on the RTL app and website from 11am.
