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The permanent exhibition shows the evolution of the fortress and the country over the centuries.
Discover the Museum with its casemates and the underground galleries of the forts Olizy and Niedergrünewald through immersive and interactive 3D tours.
La cité transparente. Yann Tonnar (European Month of Photography)
Luxemburger Bundeskontingent. Militär und Gesellschaft im 19. Jahrhundert
As part of the temporary exhibition Luxemburger Bundeskontingent. Militär und Gesellschaft im 19. Jahrhundert, a new lecture series invites you this autumn to explore the connections between the military and society in the 19th century.
„Luxemburger Bundeskontingent“: wie im 19. Jahrhundert die lokale Uniformproduktion der Tuchmacherei im Großherzogtum neuen Antrieb verleihen soll
The exhibition catalogue "Luxemburger Bundeskontingent" is now available and can be purchased in the shops of our museums.
In Luxembourgish, free.
An impressive system of fortifications, which has almost entirely disappeared since the Treaty of London in 1867, defended the Kirchberg and protected the city-fortress. The engineer Vauban, who directed the siege works in 1684, was commissioned to draw up a...
Unlike the inhabitants of other fortified towns, Luxembourgers had not demanded the departure of the Prussian garrison. With the treaty of London of 11 May 1867 putting an end to the fortress, both the capital and the country faced an...
