Other
For everyone
on 22.11.2026 at 11:00
Visite guidée régulière : Fundatio
Venue
Lëtzebuerg City Museum
rue Saint Esprit -
L-2090 Luxembourg
rue Saint Esprit -
L-2090 Luxembourg
In 1123, the title of Count ‘of Luxembourg’ was mentioned for the first time in the charter through which count William founded Münster Abbey. This serves as the starting point for a journey into the first half of the 12th century, a pivotal period in Luxembourg’s history, for the County of Luxembourg did not come into being until this period.
Visitors are introduced to the key medieval figures who interact with the count: his family, the noble lords of the surrounding castles, the abbot of the new monastery, the Archbishop of Trier, the Bishop of Verdun, the imperial princes and, finally, the Emperor and the Pope.
A selection of exhibits from European institutions and museums illustrates the unexpected connections that the first Luxembourg dynasty was able to forge, not only regionally but also as far afield as Saxony and Aquitaine.
Plaque émaillée avec une scène d’investiture de l’archevêque de Cologne Annon II par l’empereur Henri III, 1160–1190, cuivre. Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg..
Visitors are introduced to the key medieval figures who interact with the count: his family, the noble lords of the surrounding castles, the abbot of the new monastery, the Archbishop of Trier, the Bishop of Verdun, the imperial princes and, finally, the Emperor and the Pope.
A selection of exhibits from European institutions and museums illustrates the unexpected connections that the first Luxembourg dynasty was able to forge, not only regionally but also as far afield as Saxony and Aquitaine.
Plaque émaillée avec une scène d’investiture de l’archevêque de Cologne Annon II par l’empereur Henri III, 1160–1190, cuivre. Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg..
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