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Discovering Luxembourg

Helpful Hint:

It is customary to tip rubbish truck employees once per year.

Usually at the end of December, they ring the doorbell to wish you Merry

Christmas and Happy New Year and expect a few euros in return.

Arts and Culture

Museums, Cultural Centers, and Art

Luxembourg has a number of great museums including:

Natural Museum of History and Art, Marche-Aux-Poissons

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2345 Luxembourg

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The MNHA houses a large collection including archeological artifacts, fine arts,

Luxembourgish arts and crafts as well as coins and medals

MUDAM

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3 Park Drai Eechelen L-1499 Luxembourg

: The Grand Duke Jean Museum

of Modern Art is home to Luxembourg’s collection of modern art. Mudam features

traveling collections as well as its permanent exhibits

Luxembourg City History Museum

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14 Rue du St. Esprit, 2090 Luxembourg

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back in time to learn the 1000-year history of Luxembourg City through model rooms

as well as traveling exhibits on local culture and history

National Museum of National History

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25 Rue Munster, Luxembourg

: Follow the

progression of Luxembourg’s surrounding landscape and the people and animals

that once lived there. The museum also features a wide variety of traveling exhibits

from around the world

National Museum of Military History

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10 Bamertal, 9209 Dikrech, Luxembourg

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NMMH houses an assortment of weaponry and military vehicles highlighting the

history of Luxembourg’s military

Theaters

Live theater is an important form of entertainment in Luxembourg and illustrates the power of

multilingualism. A wide variety of shows are performed, from classical plays to comedic

performances and symphony performances. The themes often include romance, folklore,

religion, and politics all performed in all three of Luxembourg’s national languages. As the

importance of theater grows, so does the quality of performances as well as their number,

appealing to audiences of all ages.

Music

The love of music and performance is an integral part of the culture of Luxembourg. The new

Philharmonie Concert Hall has brought pride to the country and serves as an excellent

venue. You will often find opera, rock, traditional folk, pop, and jazz in Luxembourg as well

as a wide array of other genres. Many members of Luxembourg’s music scene are part of

Union Grand-Duc Adolphe which is the national music federation or choral societies, brass

bands, music schools and theater societies. This association has a nearly 17,000 members

across the country and help promote music and theater arts in Luxembourg.