Wander through a 17-kilometer labyrinth of tunnels and chambers, carved deep into the rock where thousands of soldiers and horses were once hidden. Discover cannon holes, old bakeries, and kitchens that offer a glimpse of the military heritage and everyday life within this imposing fortress.

Experience a unique fusion of contemporary art and futuristic architecture, designed by I. M. Pei. With over 700 works by artists such as Andy Warhol, this museum offers a dynamic range of art in a historical setting, complemented by rotating exhibitions and thought-provoking educational programs.

Explore the fortifications, which have stood guard since the 18th century, and immerse yourself in Luxembourg's fascinating history through 600 objects and documents. Interactive 3D tours give you access to hidden passages and fortifications, while contemporary exhibitions build a bridge to the present.

Traverse centuries in a network of historic townhouses where modern and ancient architecture merge. Interactive exhibitions and multimedia installations bring Luxembourg's multifaceted history to life. Discover hidden medieval cellars, admire religious artifacts, and delve into the development of the city from its beginnings to the present day.

Experience a fascinating mix of art, music, and history in a former monastery. With a wide range of concerts, exhibitions and seminars, this place offers a unique setting for cultural development. Exhibitions accessible free of charge and the opportunity to participate in events make every visit a unique experience in a historic setting.

Admire the impressive combination of Gothic architecture and Renaissance elements. Marvel at the magnificent interior, adorned with colorful stained-glass windows and sculptural masterpieces. Honour the resting place of John the Blind and other Luxembourgish greats in the crypt. Let yourself be captivated by the spiritual center during the octave, when the patron saint is venerated in procession.

Explore the fascinating architecture and ornate interiors of a Renaissance palace that has been the official residence of the Grand Duke since the 16th century. In summer, special guided tours provide insight into the monarchy's way of life, surrounded by artwork by famous artists and modern lighting designs, providing a rare opportunity to experience royal history up close.

Walk in the footsteps of medieval fortresses and immerse yourself in the living heritage of the old town. Admire the imposing Bock cliffs, explore the longest underground casemates in the world, and be enchanted by the variety of modern boutiques and bars in the winding alleys. A harmonious interplay of historical charm and contemporary flair awaits you.