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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
POSTPONED TO 22 OCTOBER ! From 1843 to 1867, part of the former Abbey of Echternach was used as barracks by a battalion of chasseurs from the Federal Contingent. Illustrated by numerous graphic documents, the lecture-projection will look at the...
„Luxemburger Bundeskontingent“: wie im 19. Jahrhundert die lokale Uniformproduktion der Tuchmacherei im Großherzogtum neuen Antrieb verleihen soll
Please note that the museum will be closed on Monday, 23 June for National Day. We look forward to welcoming you back on Tuesday, 24 June, during our regular opening hours. Enjoy the holiday and we hope to see you...
The sovereigns of the 19th century put their stamp on the military and society. The King-Grand Duke Willem I of Nassau ruled Luxembourg in personal union. The outbreak of the Belgian Revolution in 1830 marked the end of his reign....
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...
We will explore the exhibition together and be inspired by the artworks and exhibits. Afterwards we will embroider a proud lion or your own initial letter - you decide what you want on your self-made brooch. Let your creativity run...
