Other
For everyone
on 08.03.2026 at 14:00
Visite régulière : City Visions
Venue
Lëtzebuerg City Museum
rue Saint Esprit -
L-2090 Luxembourg
rue Saint Esprit -
L-2090 Luxembourg
Un regard frais sur la ville de Luxembourg – hier, aujourd’hui, demain
The city of Luxembourg and its fortress have been depicted many times since the 16th century. City Visions takes a playful approach to the subject, offering a visual experience of the city’s evolution over the centuries and the most diverse perspectives on it.
Drawing on the museum’s collections, the exhibition focuses on the ‘visions’ of the city of Luxembourg – from panoramas of the early modern period to abstract graffiti and picturesque cityscapes. It invites visitors to engage with the exhibits and offers activities for young and old (games, puzzles and toys, tactile models, painting stations, a creative studio, etc.).
With its wealth of images and a focus on interactivity, this ‘out of the ordinary’ exhibition is an entertaining, curious and informative visit all at once.
Thursdays 26.02 (FR) and 19.03 (EN) from 18:15 to 19:15, take an artistic deep dive into City Visions with our passionate guide, Jean-Marc Arnaudé..
© Les 2 Musées de la Ville de Luxembourg, photo : Gilles Kayser.
takes a playful approach to the subject, offering a visual experience of the city’s evolution over the centuries and the most diverse perspectives on it.Drawing on the museum’s collections, the exhibition focuses on the ‘visions’ of the city of Luxembourg – from panoramas of the early modern period to abstract graffiti and picturesque cityscapes. It invites visitors to engage with the exhibits and offers activities for young and old (games, puzzles and toys, tactile models, painting stations, a creative studio, etc.).
With its wealth of images and a focus on interactivity, this ‘out of the ordinary’ exhibition is an entertaining, curious and informative visit all at once.
Thursdays 26.02 (FR) and 19.03 (EN) from 18:15 to 19:15, take an artistic deep dive into City Visions with our passionate guide, Jean-Marc Arnaudé..
© Les 2 Musées de la Ville de Luxembourg, photo : Gilles Kayser.
