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Museums and cultural facilities in Luxembourg
National Museum of History and Art
Open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 AM to 6 PM, Thursday from 10 AM to 8 PM (admission free from 5 to 8 p.m.). Closed on Mondays, except on 5.4 and 24.5. Closed on 1.1, 1.11 and 25.12.
Adultes : 5 €, Enseignants, amis des musées : 3 €, Seniors (à partir de 60 ans) : 3 €, Groupes min. 10 pers. : 3 €, Famille (parents avec enfants jusqu’à 18 ans) : 8 €, Muséeskaart 3 jours : 7 €, Muséeskaart annuelle : 50 €, Visite guidée : 50 €. Etudiants, groupes scolaires et moins de 18 ans entrée gratuite.
National Museum of History and Art, archeological section. The museum has a large archaeological collection, particularly of objects discovered during the various excavations: sarcophaguses, tools, coins, jewels, grave markers, etc. the most outstanding objects being found in the excavations at Dalheim (Ricciacus) and Titelberg. The visual arts section of this museum in the capital offers the possibility of admiring a wide range of Luxembourgish painting from the 18th to the 20th century, including the post-impressionist watercolours of Sosthène Weis, paintings by Joseph Kutter, Dominique Lang, Eugène Mousset, Jean-Pierre Beckius, Nico Klopp and Auguste Trémont as well as sculptures by Auguste Trémont and Lucien Wercollier. While the museum also houses ancient sculptures and paintings (including a Charity attributed to Cranach), it also has a collection of contemporary art of undeniable originality. Luxembourg artists are shown alongside foreign artists (Alechinsky, Bazaine, Beau-din, Bissière, Borès, Estève, Etienne-Martin, Lansky, Lobo, Lurçat, Maillol, Manessier, Pignon, Poliakoff, Villon, etc).
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| Address | Marché-aux-Poissons |
| L-2345 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | (00352) 4793301 |
| Fax | (00352) 479330271 |
| E mail | musee@mnha.etat.lu |
| Website | http://www.mnha.lu |
National Museum of Natural History 'natur musée'
Open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 AM to 6 PM. Closed on Monday.
Adults 4,50 €, children (from 6 years on) and students 3 €, children (up to 6 years) free, family ticket 9 €.
The new building of the National Museum of Natural History opened its doors to the public in December 1996. In this modern museum are presented in ten exhibition rooms the people, the regions and landscapes of Luxembourg and the development of life on earth as well as the origin of the universe. In order to always offer something new to its visitors, several rooms on the second floor are available for special exhibitions. The educational service of the museum offers school groups a wide range of various tours with the appropriate educational material.
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| Address | 25 rue Münster |
| L-2160 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | (00352) 4622331 |
| Fax | (00352) 475152 |
| E mail | musee-info@mnhn.lu |
| Website | http://www.mnhn.lu |
Luxembourg City History Museum
Open from Tuesday to Sunday from 10 AM to 6 PM, on Thursday until 8 PM (free admission from 6 PM to 8 PM). Closed on 1.1, 1.11 and 25.12.
Adults 5 €, youngsters, students, seniors and groups (from 10 persons on), 3 €. Booked guided tours 80 € (guide).
The Luxembourg City History Museum, set in the heart of the old town, the Luxembourg City Museum of History provides an original illustration of the capital’s history dating back over a thousand years. Visitors will discover more than a thousand items displayed over six storeys, further enhanced by the possibilities offered by an interactive multimedia system.
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| Address | 14 rue du Saint-Esprit |
| L-2090 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | (00352) 47964500 |
| Fax | (00352) 471707 |
| E mail | musee@vdl.lu |
| Website | http://www.mhvl.lu |
Tram and Bus Museum
Open on Thursday, Saturday, Sunday and public holiday from 10.00 AM to 6 PM. Other visits on request.
Admission free.
In a restored shed, discover the history of public transport in Luxembourg City from horse-drawn trams to the present day. |
| Address | 63 rue de Bouillon |
| L-1248 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | 47962385 |
| Fax | 299209 |
| E mail | tramsmusee@vdl.lu |
| Website | http://www.autobus.lu |
Postal Museum
Open from Monday to Friday during Easter-, summer and Christmas holidays from 1 to 5 PM. The whole year on request for groups (5-25 persons).
Admission free.
This museum highlights the history of the postal service, telegraphs and telephones as an integral part of the country's history. It is a place for conserving historic equipment and furniture formerly used by the postal and telephone administration, as well as a large stamp collection. |
| Address | Coin Place de la Gare / rue d'Epernay |
| L-2992 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | 40888840 |
| Fax | 406868 |
| E mail | ptofftim@pt.lu |
| Website | http://www.pt.lu |
Bank Museum
Open from Monday to Friday from 9 AM to 5.30 PM.
Admission free.
Come and discover 140 years of banking tradition and innovation in the heart of the Head Office of the Banque et Caisse d'Epargne à Luxembourg bank. The evolution of the bank will be the theme of your tour. |
| Address | 1 Place de Metz |
| L-2954 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | 40152450 |
| Fax | 40155904 |
Museum of ancient musical instruments
Open from Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., on Saturday from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. and during school holidays from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Admission free.
Ancient musical instruments are exposed in the entrance hall of the Music Conservatory of the capital city. |
| Address | Conservatoire de Musique, 33 rue Charles Martel |
| L-2134 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | 47965555 |
| Fax | 449686 |
Museum-Memorial of Deportation
From Monday to Thursday from 9 to 11.30 AM and from 2 to 4 PM. Guided visit on request.
Admission free.
The Departure and the painful fate of the young Luxembourgish deportees during the Second World War is traced in this museum. A phase in Luxembourg's history that should not be forgotten. |
| Address | 3a rue de la Déportation |
| L-1415 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | 24788191 |
| E mail | secretariat@cdref.etat.lu |
Villa Vauban - Luxembourg City Art Museum
Open from 10 AM to 6 PM, on Friday until 9 PM (free admission from 6 to 9 PM). Closed on Tuesday and on 1.1, 1.11 & 25.12. Guided visits on request.
Adults 5 €, youth < 18 years: free entry, students, elderly people > 65 years: 3 €. Groups (min. 10 people): 3 € per person, guide: 80 €.
The Villa Vauban - Luxembourg City Art Museum (opening scheduled for 2nd May 2010) harmoniously combines Dutch painting of the golden age (17th century) and French historical and landscape art from the 19th century, as well as paintings, sculptures and engravings by European artists from the 17th to the 19th century. The entire exhibition is made up of three exemplary middle-class collections from the 19th century. |
| Address | 18 avenue Emile Reuter |
| L-2090 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | 47964565 |
| Fax | 471707 |
| E mail | villavauban@vdl.lu |
| Website | http://www.villavauban.lu |
Casino Luxembourg - Forum of Contemporary Art
Open from 11 AM to 7 PM, on Thursday from 11 AM to 8 PM, on Saturday and Sunday from 11 AM to 6 PM. Closed on Tuesday and on 1.11, 25.12 and 1.1. On 24.12 and 31.12 closed at 4 PM. Guided visits for groups (max 25 pers.).
Adults 4 € , seniors, students, youth (-26 years) and adults in a group (min. 20 pers.) 3 €, children and youth (-18 years) free. Free admission, Thursday from 6 PM.
The Casino Luxembourg has found a new vocation: it no longer provides entertainment for the local bourgeoisie, but now exhibits contemporary artistic creation in all its forms. Exhibitions and round tables are now on the programme of Casino Luxembourg.
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| Address | 41 rue Notre-Dame |
| L-2240 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | (00352) 225045 |
| Fax | (00352) 229595 |
| E mail | info@casino-luxembourg.lu |
| Website | http://www.casino-luxembourg.lu |
Contemporary Art Gallery 'Am Tunnel'
Open on working days from 9 AM to 5.30 PM and on Sunday from 2 to 6 PM.
Admission free.
The Contemporary Art Gallery "Am Tunnel" houses an impressive collection of visual arts, the vast majority of which are the work of contemporary Luxembourgish artists. |
| Address | 16 rue Zithe |
| L-2954 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | 40152450 |
| Fax | 40152455 |
| Website | http://www.bcee.lu |
Centre Culturel de Rencontre "Abbaye de Neumünster"
Admission free.
The construction of the Abbey of Neumunster started in 1606 after the Benedictine Abbey of Altmunster was seriously damaged. It comprises a church and four buildings grouped around an inner courtyard. After having been a military hospital until 1867, then a men's prison until 1980, it is now used for socio-cultural purposes. Réservations for tickets: Billetterie Nationale, Phone +352 47 08 95-1. Website: www.luxembourg-ticket.lu. |
| Address | 28 rue Münster |
| L-2160 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | 2620521 |
| Fax | 26201980 |
| E mail | contact@ccrn.lu |
| Website | http://www.ccrn.lu |
Cathedral of Our-Lady
Open from Monday to Saturday from 10 to 12 a.m. and from 2 to 5.30 p.m., on Sunday from 2 to 5.30 p.m., except during services.
Admission free.
The cathedral of Notre-Dame was built between 1613 and 1621 by the Jesuits to serve as a church to their college (now the National Library). The north gate is characteristic of the semi-Renaissance, semi-Baroque style of the period. Since 1794, it has housed the statue of the Consoler of the Afflicted. A cathedral church in 1870, it was enlarged from 1935 to 1938. The choir screen in richly sculpted alabaster, columns decorated with arabesques, stained glass from the 19th and 20th centuries, neo-Gothic confessionals, modern sculptures in bas relief, bronze gates by Auguste Trémont, are all worthy of this splendid sanctuary. The crypt is the resting place of John the Blind, King of Bohemia and Count of Luxembourg, as well as deceased members of the Grand Ducal family; the two lions flanking the entrance are also the work of Auguste Trémont. |
| Address | Rue Notre-Dame |
| L-2240 Luxembourg | |
St. Michael's church
Open daily from Easter to November 1 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., except during services. From November 1 to Easter on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Admission free.
The origins of the church of St. Michel date back to 987. It was damaged several times during successive sieges of the fortress, then rebuilt and enlarged. The present Gothic-style church dates from 1519. It Gothic vaults and its Baroque altar by B. Namur form a harmonious entity. |
| Address | Vieille-ville |
| L-2536 Luxembourg | |
St. John's church
Open daily from 10 to 12 a.m. and from 2 to 6 p.m., except during services.
Admission free.
The church of St. Jean was built at the same time as the Abbey of Neumunster in 1606. The current appearance of the church dates back to the years 1688 and 1705. It contains very fine Baroque-style furniture, an organ dating from 1710 and a black Madonna. |
| Address | Rue Münster |
| L-2160 Luxembourg | |
Contemporary Church from 1978
Open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Admission free.
| Address | Cents |
| L-2630 Luxembourg | |
Grand Théâtre de la Ville de Luxembourg
The "Grand Theatre de la Ville de Luxembourg" in the city of Luxembourg, which specialises in three branches, welcomes the most respected ensembles of the French-, English- and German-speaking worlds. A large auditorium with an impressive stage and traditional theatre seating for 900 people as well as a smaller studio theatre with up to 400 seats that can be arranged in various ways provide scope for the most varied of productions. This variety makes the theatre a magnet for ensembles and for the public – since it opened in the 2003-2004 season virtually every performance has been sold out. Bookings and advance sales: Tel. +352 47 08 95-1 |
| Address | 1 Rond Point R. Schuman |
| L-2525 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | (00352) 47963900 |
| Fax | (00352) 465777 |
| E mail | grandtheatre@vdl.lu |
| Website | http://www.theater-vdl.lu |
Théâtre des Capucins
The earliest days of theatre in Luxembourg date back to the time of the Jesuits, who came to Luxembourg at the end of the 16th century. However, it would be necessary to wait until 1855 to see the birth of Luxembourg theatrical life with the performance of "Scholdschäin" by Edmond de la Fontaine (Dicks), the first play in Luxembourgish. Since then, plays in Luxembourgish have been a constant success with audiences; they range from vaudeville to modern critical theatre. The Luxembourg theatres also offer a wide range of plays in French or German, or even in English, Dutch or Portuguese, performed by famous foreign companies and Luxembourg-based expatriates. It should be noted that revues in the French, German or Luxembourgish languages contribute to an intense cultural life. Réservation de billets: Tel. +352 47 08 95-1 |
| Address | 9 Place du Théâtre |
| L-2613 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | (00352) 47964054 |
| Fax | (00352) 465065 |
| E mail | ncasulli@vdl.lu |
| Website | http://www.theatres.lu |
Théâtre du Centaure
The earliest days of theatre in Luxembourg date back to the time of the Jesuits, who came to Luxembourg at the end of the 16th century. However, it would be necessary to wait until 1855 to see the birth of Luxembourg theatrical life with the performance of "Scholdschäin" by Edmond de la Fontaine (Dicks), the first play in Luxembourgish. Since then, plays in Luxembourgish have been a constant success with audiences; they range from vaudeville to modern critical theatre. The Luxembourg theatres also offer a wide range of plays in French or German, or even in English, Dutch or Portuguese, performed by famous foreign companies and Luxembourg-based expatriates. It should be noted that revues in the French, German or Luxembourgish languages contribute to an intense cultural life. Bookings: Tel. +352 47 08 95-1 |
| Address | 4 Grand Rue |
| L-1660 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | (00352) 222828 |
| Fax | (00352) 26270633 |
| E mail | centaure@pt.lu |
| Website | http://www.theatrecentaure.lu |
Théâtre Ouvert Luxembourg
The earliest days of theatre in Luxembourg date back to the time of the Jesuits, who came to Luxembourg at the end of the 16th century. However, it would be necessary to wait until 1855 to see the birth of Luxembourg theatrical life with the performance of "Scholdschäin" by Edmond de la Fontaine (Dicks), the first play in Luxembourgish. Since then, plays in Luxembourgish have been a constant success with audiences; they range from vaudeville to modern critical theatre. The Luxembourg theatres also offer a wide range of plays in French or German, or even in English, Dutch or Portuguese, performed by famous foreign companies and Luxembourg-based expatriates. It should be noted that revues in the French, German or Luxembourgish languages contribute to an intense cultural life. Bookings: Tel. +352 47 08 95-1 |
| Address | 143 route de Thionville |
| L-2611 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | (00352) 493166 |
| E mail | tol@tol.lu |
| Website | http://www.tol.lu |
Théâtre des Casemates
Photo: "Halb und Halb" (2006) by Daniel Keene
The earliest days of theatre in Luxembourg date back to the time of the Jesuits, who came to Luxembourg at the end of the 16th century. However, it would be necessary to wait until 1855 to see the birth of Luxembourg theatrical life with the performance of "Scholdschäin" by Edmond de la Fontaine (Dicks), the first play in Luxembourgish. Since then, plays in Luxembourgish have been a constant success with audiences; they range from vaudeville to modern critical theatre. The Luxembourg theatres also offer a wide range of plays in French or German, or even in English, Dutch or Portuguese, performed by famous foreign companies and Luxembourg-based expatriates. It should be noted that revues in the French, German or Luxembourgish languages contribute to an intense cultural life. Bookings: Tel. +352 47 08 95-1 |
| Address | 14 rue du Puits |
| L-2355 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | (00352) 291281 |
| E mail | info@kasemattentheater.lu |
| Website | http://www.kasemattentheater.lu |
Music conservatory
Opening times: http://www.cml.lu/Menu+horizontal/contact.html
Das Großherzogtum Luxemburg bietet eine reichhaltige Auswahl an musikalischen Ereignissen und Aktivitäten. Zahlreiche Luxemburger sind Mitglieder in Musikvereinen, deren Ursprünge manchmal bis ins 18. Jahrhundert zurückgehen. Das Philharmonische Orchester von Luxemburg und die Europäischen Solisten von Luxemburg verschaffen Luxemburg seit langem ein hohes Ansehen im Ausland. Die beiden Orchester treten regelmäßig in Luxemburg-Stadt, an verschiedenen Orten des Landes sowie bei den Luxemburger Festivals auf. Zu den beiden Formationen gesellen sich regelmäßig international angesehene Solisten. Sie bieten ebenfalls jungen Luxemburger Interpreten die Gelegenheit, mit einem großen Orchester aufzutreten. Eine angemessene architektonische Umrahmung der musikalischen Ereignisse bieten, ausser den Theater- und Konzertsälen, die über das ganze Land verstreuten historischen Schlösser und Kirchen. Operngalas, Ballettstücke und Musicals, die von internationalen Gruppen aufgefühtr werden, bilden einen wichtigen Bestandteil des gesamten Programmangebots. |
| Address | 33 rue Charles Martel |
| L-2134 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | 47965555 |
| Fax | 449686 |
| E mail | cml@vdl.lu |
| Website | http://www.conservatoire.lu |
Philharmonie Luxembourg (salle de concert Grande-Duchesse Josephine Charlotte)
The concert schedule is available on the website of the Philharmonie.
The ticketing office is open weekdays from 10:00 to 18:30. The box office opens one hour prior to the start of the concerts and remains open during intermission. Tel.: +352 26 32 26 32, Fax: +352 26 32 26 33.
From its spectacular architecture, designed by Christian de Portzamparc, the Luxembourg Philharmonic has one mission: to facilitate access to its high quality programme to Luxembourg’s public and the surrounding region, to stimulate the cultural scene with a rich and varied artistic programme which will be characterised by its quality, to strengthen ties between composers, musicians and the public and to encourage the audience to consider listening itself as an active contribution in the process of creation. The official opening of the ‘Grande-Duchesse Joséphine-Charlotte’ Concert Hall took place on 26th June 2005 with the creation of the 8th symphony of Krzysztof Penderecki. This concert by the Luxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra marked the start of a week of opening celebrations: a public festival of music and sound which exceeded many expectations: 750 musicians played for a total of 15,038 visitors which is equivalent to an exploitation rate of 98.65%. During the first hundred days of the regular operation of the 2005/2006 Season, there were 132 performance: from Riccardo Muti with the Philharmonic Orchestra to Lorin Maazel with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra; from Goran Bregovic to Maceo Parker; from Grigoy Sokolov to the numerous theatrical concerts for children; the aim was to create a concert hall for everyone, young and old alike. The three rooms with capacities from 100 to 1,300 people, have enabled 49,075 spectators to experience exceptional concerts, introductions to concerts, meetings with artists and, more generally, high quality and varied musical experiences. For the 64,000 people who visited the Luxembourg Philharmonic during the first days, it was their curiosity and the open spirit with which they approached the offer by the Luxembourg Philharmonic and its partner organisations that brought pleasure. It was precisely this openness of spirit and curiosity which show that Luxembourg and its surrounding regions derive pleasure from the satisfaction of a musical need and that the Luxembourg Philharmonic has good times ahead, both during this season and those that will follow. |
| Address | 1 Place de l'Europe |
| L-1499 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | 26322632 |
| Fax | 26322333 |
| E mail | info@philharmonie.lu |
| Website | http://www.philharmonie.lu |
Museum of Modern Art (MUDAM)
Open from Wednesday to Friday from 11 AM to 8 PM and from Saturday to Monday from 11 AM to 6 PM. Closed on Tuesday.
Adults 5 €, youngsters (18-26 years), seniors (+60 years), groups (max. 15 persons) 3 €, youngsters (-18 years) free.
The location of this museum is worth being noticed. The Sino-American architect Ieoh Ming Pei converted the former Thüngen fortress (1732) into a strategic place of artistic creation. |
| Address | 3 Parc Dräi Eechelen |
| L-1499 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | (00352) 4537851 |
| Fax | (00352) 45378530 |
| E mail | info@mudam.lu |
| Website | http://www.mudam.lu |
Théâtre National du Luxembourg
| An emerging theatre. A theatre in the heart of Europe. The THEATRE NATIONAL DU LUXEMBOURG. A theatre that "dances on the borderline", as one leading newspaper wrote. The THEATRE NATIONAL DU LUXEMBOURG was founded in 1996 and opened on 1 October 1997 with "A Dream Play” by August Strindberg, directed by Frank Hoffmann. As the THEATRE NATIONAL is devoted to both drama and music, it produces a number of plays and operas in German, French and Luxembourg every season. Classical writers, viewed from the spirit of our time, stand side by side with modern authors whom the Theâtre National also tries to promote by commissioning works and organising a market for pieces and plays every two years at which new, unpublished texts are read aloud by actors and discovered for the stage. After the wild dance of the first four years in a variety of locations, theatres, squares, halls, factories and tents across the entire country, after invitations to festivals in Stockholm (1998) and Sibiu (Romania, 1999), as well as Weimar, European city of culture in 1999, after performances all over Europe, from Paris to Frankfurt, Mannheim, Berlin, Lausanne, Graz and Volterra in Italy, Plovdiv in Bulgaria and Budva in Montenegro – after the wild dance of the first four years, the Theâtre National du Luxembourg found its place, its theatre, its hall, its factory, and its time: an old smithy in the centre of Luxembourg city, converted into a theatre and opened in the 2004/ 2005 season. The THEATRE NATIONAL DU LUXEMBOURG is on the one hand a creative, innovative theatre brought to life by young, dynamic artists. But it also receives the great theatre people of our time. The smithy will give all these people a space to work to perform. |
| Address | 194 Route de Longwy |
| L-1940 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | (00352) 26441270 |
| Fax | (00352) 26441370 |
| E mail | info@tnl.lu |
| Website | http://www.tnl.lu |
Protestant church
The crypt is open in July and August on Wednesday from 1.30 to 4.30 p.m. and on Sunday at 11.15 a.m..
Admission free.
| Guided visit. |
| Address | 5 rue de la Congrégation |
| L-1352 Luxembourg | |
OPL - Luxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra
Please have a look at the concert schedule on the website of the Luxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra.
1933 wurde das Philharmonische Orchester von Luxemburg (anfangs mit RTL verbunden), eine große symphonische Formation, die im kulturellen und musikalischen Leben des Großherzogtums eine entscheidende Rolle spielt, gegründet: Organisation von etwa sechzig Konzerten pro Saison, abwechslungsreiche und anspruchsvolle Programmgestaltung, Zusammenarbeit mit großen Orchesterchefs und Solisten, Tourneepolitik, die den Botschafterstatus seines Landes im Ausland bestätigt, international anerkannte und gewürdigte Plattenproduktion.
Wenn Sie das große klassische, romantische und moderne Repertoire unter besten akustischen Bedingungen und unter der Leitung von Künstlern wie Bramwell Tovey (Chefdirigent), Emmanuel Krivine (designierter Chefdirigent), Michael Gielen, Hubert Soudant, Robin Ticciato, Dimitri Kitajenko, Leopold Hager …, sowie mit Solisten wie Sarah Chang, Hilary Hahn, Ilya Gringolts, Renaud Capuçon oder Gérard Caussé hören wollen, besuchen Sie die wöchentlichen Konzerte des Philharmonischen Orchesters von Luxemburg in dem optisch wie akustisch herrlichen Auditorium der Philharmonie in Luxemburg. |
| Address | 1, Place de l’Europe (B.P. 2243) |
| L-1022 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | 2299011 |
| Fax | 229998 |
| E mail | info@opl.lu |
| Website | http://www.opl.lu |
Fortress Museum « Dräi Eechelen »
The transformation of "Dräi Eechelen" (Three Acorns), the nick name for Fort Thüngen, into a Museum has required major renovation work. Partially hidden underground following the demolition in 1867 and covered with abundant vegetation, the fort and its surroundings are today the subject of excavation, restoration and rebuilding work with the aim of returning them to their former glory, whilst integrating a contemporary museum space. The Museum, including the underground gallery, forms an integral part of the Vauban Circuit. The museography to come will depict an attractive combination of the fortification legacy in Luxembourg, the history of the Grand Duchy, and the different aspects of its national identity. For further information, please contact the Museum at:Musée Dräi Eechelen Park Dräi Eechelen à Luxembourg-Kichberg Administration: Service des Sites et Monuments Nationaux Mme Becker 26 rue Münster Tel. +352 478 6650 Fax +352 46 17 79 E-mail: info@m3e.etat.lu |
| Address | 26 rue Münster |
| L-2160 Luxembourg | |
| Phone | 4786650 |
| Fax | 461779 |
| E mail | info@m3e.etat.lu |
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