Established in 1966 by a Luxembourgish architect, the museum is now nestled between four historical houses that has been rebuilt over the time. It is known for its numerous interesting exhibits displaying the various aspects of Luxembourg right from its foundation to the steeping period of its restoration into the modern city that it is today. The elevator rides provides a ethereal view of the city. One can visit the place to have a thorough look at the growing phase of the city and revel in its story and history.

• Free entrance for students with ID, youngsters below 21 years and people with disabilities.
• Group tours (10+)- 3 Euros per person.
• Free on Thursdays- 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
• For guided tours - visit website for queries.

• Bus Station - Pfaffenthal, Um Bock

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