Pop-up stores
Casa Baffone
Casa Baffone, at 58, avenue de la Liberté, is a welcoming spot that centres around authentic Italian cuisine. On the menu: homemade pasta, pinsa romana, pizzas, salads, and XXL sandwiches, plus a mouth-watering selection of gelato and other desserts. In addition to serving light meals that can be enjoyed on-site or taken away, and running a gourmet food shop full of products offering a taste of Italy, Casa Baffone hosts artists' exhibitions and has a room that can be booked for private events.
Holocher
Holocher, at 38, rue Philippe II, sells high-end modular kitchens designed by Holzkunst Holocher that marry German craftsmanship with cutting-edge robotic technology. The showroom offers visitors a unique sensory experience – with interactive components such as voice-activated kitchen islands – and embodies the fusion of design, functionality and technological excellence.
Julie and Charlotte
Julie and Charlotte, at 43, Grand-Rue, is a shop where craftsmanship meets artistic expression. Customers can find handmade acrylic glass jewellery alongside photographs and other creations by artists and craftspeople. Designed as a space that is conducive to exploring and sharing, Julie and Charlotte is the perfect spot for visitors to the capital to come mingle with different artists.
Miss Sybel
Miss Sybel, at 40, rue Philippe II, is a fashion boutique that sells one-of-a-kind clothing, footwear and accessories designed by European creators skilled in handcrafting techniques. Each piece is carefully selected for its elegance, quality and exclusivity. Miss Sybel is the epitome of chic, timeless fashion for women who enjoy stepping out in style.
The project
By providing commercial premises for rent on a short-term basis, the City of Luxembourg offers creators, entrepreneurs and start-ups the chance to test out their products, services or concepts directly with their target customers. As such, the "pop-up store" is meant to serve as a springboard for tenants, enabling them to gain hands-on experience before actually their business definitively. Additionally, these temporary stores enhance the city's already rich commercial offering and broaden the city centre's appeal to a more diverse customer base.
Owners of currently vacant commercial premises who are interested in getting involved in the project are invited to contact the City's Cellule Développement économique et commercial (Economic and Commercial Development Unit).
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