The brasserie is located right next to the main entrance of the park and functions as a transitional structure between the city and the park. The brasserie's longest facade runs parallel to <em>Boulevard de Kockelscheuer</em>, and comprises a double-height section in the restaurant's main room. The brasserie is a discreet building that blends seamlessly into this new urban setting, which is mainly composed of considerably larger buildings. 

With an indoor seating capacity of 80 people, the brasserie is divided into two sections: the first section is the main room with seating for up to 50, and a bar with seating for 9 at the counter; the second section will contain more intimate alcoves, which can seat up to 30. Outside, the two terraces accommodate up to 100 guests, with one facing the park and the other overlooking <em>Boulevard de Kockelscheuer</em>.  The restaurant will be able to serve up to 200 meals per day (table service). The dining room, alcoves and the kitchen, and the areas housing the delivery, cleaning, preparation and daily storage areas and the office, will all be located on the ground floor. 

As of Monday, 15 december 2025, there will be some changes to the schedule of AVL line 26. This is necessary to ensure our public transport services are efficient and respond to users needs.

This facility has seven rooms available for rent to people over 65 for short stays of up to several weeks. Guests can choose between a single or double room. Prices include full board (breakfast, lunch and dinner), daily room cleaning services, use of shared facilities and participation in events and trips organised by the home. 

If you are interested in staying in one of these rooms, please contact us at 250 650-1.

The full programme includes nearly 300 workshops and shows.
 

• Friday, 12 December 2025 at 8:30
• Monday, 15 December 2025 at 14:30

This year, the sum of €1,000 was presented to <em>Association des Familles ayant un Proche atteint de Psychose au Luxembourg ASBL</em> (ALAF) at a ceremony hosted by the College of the Mayor and Aldermen at City Hall, and attended by Mike Welter, representative of Bernard-Massard. AFPL was represented by Paule Hansen, treasurer and founding member of AFPL ASBL, and Yolanda Garcia, secretary.

On Friday, 5 December 2025, the City honoured its retired staff members during an award ceremony at City Hall. In all, 132 municipal staff and teachers retired in 2025, including 89 men and 43 women.

The City currently employs 4,643 people, of which 2,189 are men and 1,824 are women. To be able to properly provide for its residents, the City of Luxembourg has around fifty administrative, technical, cultural, social and socio-educational departments. 

Overnight roadworks will be carried out on the section of <em>Avenue de la Liberté</em> between <em>Rue Jean Origer</em> and <em>Place de la Gare</em> from Monday, 8 December to Friday, 12 December 2025 between 22:00 and 6:00.

During this period, this entire section of road will be closed to traffic. Motorised traffic will be diverted along <em>Rue Jean Origer</em> and <em>Rue de Bonnevoie</em> toward <em>Rocade de Bonnevoie</em> (B3) and the <em>Pénétrante Sud</em>.

The <em>Service Circulation</em> (Traffic Department) will ensure that proper signage is in place, and will signpost the detour route.

The City wishes to thank residents and road users for their understanding and regrets any inconvenience caused.