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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
This presentation by Mathieu Willemsen was given on November 12, 2025, as part of the lecture series organized around the exhibition “Luxemburger Bundeskntingent. Militär und Gesellschaft im 19. Jahrhundert.” In 1815, the Kingdom of the Netherlands was created from the...
Am 19. Joerhonnert stousse mat der Literatur an dem Militär zwou Welten openeen, déi op den éischte Bléck wéineg mateneen ze dinn hunn. Ma preisesch Zaldoten hunn duerchaus Gedichter publizéiert, z.B. am Luxemburger Wochenblatt. Lëtzebuerger am hollänneschen Déngscht hu Gedichtbänn...
In 1815, the Kingdom of the Netherlands was born from the merger of the Dutch Republic and Belgium, with William I as King and Grand Duke of Luxembourg. This new state was intended to serve as a buffer between European...
This guided tour of the Notre-Dame cemetery presents the funerary art protected by the City of Luxembourg. You will discover high quality artistic works, a page of social and gender history, personalities from political, cultural and sporting life, and personalities...
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....
In Englisch, free.
