Things to do in Luxembourg City

Q: What are the top things to do in Luxembourg City?

The top things to do in Luxembourg City are: Grand Duke Jean Museum of Modern Art (MUDAM) National Museum of History and Art (Musee National d'Histoire et d'Art) Luxembourg American Cultural Society and Center (LACS)

Q: What are the top activities in Luxembourg City?

Top activities in Luxembourg City include: Luxembourg Private Walking Tour With A Professional Guide The Best of Luxembourg City Guided E-bike Tour Explore Luxembourg in 1 hour with a Local Luxembourg in 1 day Luxembourg city walking and wine tasting tour

Q: What are the top things to do near Luxembourg City?

Check out things to do near Luxembourg City: Strasbourg Zaventem Brussels Lille Basel

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Grand Duke Jean Museum of Modern Art (MUDAM)

Built into an 18th-century fortress in Parc Drai Eechelen, Luxembourg’s Grand Duke Jean Museum of Modern Art (Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean, or MUDAM) was designed by I. M. Pei, the Chinese-American architect who designed the Louvre Pyramid in Paris. In addition to housing a robust contemporary art collection, MUDAM offers enticing views of Old Town.More

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National Museum of History and Art (Musee National d'Histoire et d'Art)

The best place to learn about Luxembourg’s culture is the National Museum of History and Art (Musée National d’Histoire et d’Art, or MNHA) in Luxembourg City. In addition to temporary themed exhibits, the museum features a permanent coins and medals collection and a robust display of archaeological artifacts dating back to the prehistoric era.More

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Luxembourg American Cultural Society and Center (LACS)

Even though it’s officially one of the smallest countries in the world, Luxembourg has a grandiose history of warfare, politics, ruling parties, art, architecture, and beer. In the 1800s, when Luxembourg was in political turmoil and farms were barely yielding enough crops for local families to survive, thousands of families, lured by cheap land, moved to America in the hopes of building new and prosperous lives. Today the area between Milwaukee and Sheboygan houses one of the largest Luxembourgish populations outside of Europe, and is home to the small but fascinating Luxembourg American Cultural Society.Opened to the public in 2009, the society is housed in an historic barn built in 1872, which Jacob Mamer, an immigrant from Luxembourg, constructed in the traditional style. When visiting the cultural society today, visitors can admire the collection of artifacts that represents one of the world’s largest collections of Luxembourg history and culture, and access genealogical records to see if your ancestors may have had to ties to Europe’s illustrious Grand Duchy.More