Museums

The Plomm Children’s Museum based in Wiltz was inaugurated in March 2024. It offers children up to age twelve, as well as their families and companions, a wide range of permanent and t ...

Located within the Paul Barblé Cultural Center complex in Strassen, the Galerie A Spiren consists of two exhibition spaces that regularly host national and international artists.&nbsp ...

This museum preserves the history of public transportation in Luxembourg City, showcasing vintage trams, buses and related memorabilia. Located in a former tram depot in Luxembourg-Hollerich ...

Situated within the iconic headquarters of Spuerkeess, the Bank Museum traces the history of banking and currency in the country. Exhibits include historical banknotes, coins and documents, ...

This restored mustard mill offers a glimpse into the traditional mustard production techniques utilised up until 1985. The site preserves the old mill technology and tools, highlighting the ...

The National Museum of Resistance and Human Rights chronicles Luxembourg's resistance during the Nazi occupation and promotes human rights education. Redeveloped and reopened in 2024, it ...

The Museum of the Battle of the Bulge highlights the events that unfolded in the Ardennes region during World War II. It houses a unique wealth of dioramas, documents, photos, military artef ...

Located in a restored farmhouse dating back to 1600, the museum presents the history of rural life in the north of Luxembourg, through a collection including thousands of everyday objects an ...

Established in 1999 and situated in the former stables of Wiltz Castle, the National Museum of the Art of Brewing exhibits provide an insight into the various stages of beer production and i ...

Located in Rosport Castle, the museum is dedicated to the engineer Henri Tudor, a pioneer in the development of electricity storage, lead acid batteries, street lighting, agricultural machin ...

Located in the vaulted basement of the abbey palace, which dates back to 1727, the Abbey Museum delves into the monastic life and religious heritage of Echternach and includes facsimiles of ...

Set in a 17th-century winegrower's house, the museum is a window into the rural life and winemaking traditions of the Moselle region. The museum is spread out across a number of traditio ...

This unique museum features a diverse collection of satirical illustrations and comic art from both Luxembourgish and international artists and offers a humorous and insightful look into pol ...

Housed in the former residence of Victor Hugo in Vianden, this museum celebrates the writer's life and works. Its exhibits include his manuscripts, letters and personal belongings, provi ...

The National Museum for Historic Vehicles in Diekirch hosts a collection of vintage vehicles, tracing the evolution of automotive technology across the years. Displays include cars, motorcyc ...

Presented across two floors, the Printing Museum delves into the history of book printing from ancient times through to the digital age. Displays feature original printing equipment and docu ...

Opened in 1999 and located in a restored farmhouse from 1849, the museum offers a vivid portrayal of rural life in Luxembourg's past. Exhibits include traditional agricultural tools, a f ...

Established in 1991, Thillenvogtei is an interactive museum showcasing early 20th-century rural life. Visitors can engage in hands-on activities such as bread baking, grain threshing and tra ...

Situated in Esch-sur-Sûre, this former cloth factory has been preserved to showcase the region's textile manufacturing history. Exhibits include original machinery and tools used i ...

Housed in an annex of a former train station, this small textile museum displays antique machines from Larochette's textile industry. The exhibits trace the evolution of textile producti ...

Once a major mining centre, Fond-de-Gras has been transformed into an open-air museum preserving Luxembourg's industrial heritage. Visitors can ride the historic "Train 1900" a ...

This museum focuses on the local history and the experiences of young Luxembourgers who hid in mines during WWII to avoid conscription. The exhibits provide personal narratives and artifacts ...

Located in the park of Mondorf-les-Bains, where the first flight in Luxembourg airspace took place in 1910, the museum chronicles Luxembourg’s aeronautical history, showcasing vintage ...

Documenting the history of ironworking and smelting in the former industrial town of Schifflange. It features displays of tools, machines and archival photographs from Luxembourg’s ind ...

This museum, set inside Clervaux castle, commemorates the Battle of the Bulges with wartime artefacts, detailed dioramas and multimedia presentations of Luxembourg’s strategic role dur ...

Located in a former schoolhouse, this museum depicts the lives of the citizens of Vianden in the 18th and 19th centuries, tracing the town’s local history and cultural traditions. It f ...

This specialised museum houses a collection of 33 historic horse-drawn carriages dating back to the 19th century, showcasing the craftsmanship and evolution of transport before the motor age ...

Formerly known as the Museum of Old Crafts, the Energy Museum explores the history and future of energy production in the municipality of Beckerich. It features interactive exhibits and educ ...

The Fire Brigade Museum preserves the history of firefighting in Wiltz and surrounding areas. On display are vintage fire engines, uniforms and equipment which highlight the bravery and comm ...

Celebrating the history of the police in the Grand Duchy, this museum displays part of Luxembourg’s Grand Ducal Police collection of memorabilia and artefacts as well as items from oth ...

The General Patton Museum based in Ettelbruck was inaugurated in 1995. It pays tribute to General George S. Patton Jr. whose 80th infantry division liberated the town on 25 December 1944. It ...

The central museum building in the Fish Market area of Luxembourg city centre was completed in 1939 and was renovated in 2002 with new exhibition rooms, many underground. It has a permanent ...

The Contemporary Art Forum was founded in 1996 and is located in Luxembourg city; it holds contemporary art exhibitions with an international programme of mainly younger-generation artists. ...

The Fort Thüngen building dates from 1732 when the Austrian authorities decided to reinforce the Luxembourg fortress. The Fortress Museum has a permanent exhibition which comprises arou ...

Operated by the Centre Européen Schengen asbl, the Schengen European Museum was inaugurated in 2010 and is dedicated to the history and significance of the Schengen agreement.  ...

The Family of Man exhibition at the Clervaux Castle comprises 503 photographs by 273 artists from 68 countries and was created by Edward Steichen for the New York Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) ...

The Luxembourg City Art Museum opened its doors in 2010. Located in Luxembourg city, the Villa Vauban - an urban villa from 1873 - is an art museum that comprises collections of old and cont ...

Opened in 1996, the Luxembourg City Museum (prior to 2017 it was known as the Luxembourg City History Museum) illustrates the thousand-year history of the City of Luxembourg with both perman ...

The Diekirch Museum of History opened its doors in 2011 and displays a permanent exhibition of prehistoric artifacts, Roman remains, a medieval crypt, documents from the modern era, memories ...

The Grand Duke Jean Museum of Modern Art was designed by architect I.M. Pei and was inaugurated in 2006 in Luxembourg-Kirchberg. The museum focuses on contemporary art; its permanent collect ...

The National Museum of Military History in Diekirch was started in 1982 by a handful of volunteers. It focuses on one of the most striking chapters of WWII, namely the Battle of the Bulge of ...

Based in Rumelange, it provides an on-site exhibition of the tools, machinery, and equipment used from the beginning of the 19th century until the iron-ore mines were closed in the 1980s. Ma ...

The first underground slate mines opened in Haut-Martelange at the end of the 18th Century and were operated until the collapse of the Luxembourgish slate industry (which started in the 1960 ...

The Wine Museum, located in Ehnen on the Luxembourg side of the Moselle river, illustrates the art of wine-making with exhibits of traditional vintner's tools and bottling equipment toge ...