Mudam Museum of Modern Art

This beautifully designed building has over 6km2 of floor space arranged over 3 floors, although the space is sparsely populated. I would describe the collection as more contemporary art, rather than modern art. I enjoyed the One or Several Tigers and Japanese WWII video exhibitions. Most of the art was not that interesting, although I liked the twisted spiral staircase.

I really enjoyed the architectural style of Mudam – it’s clean, geometric, and thoughtfully integrated with its surroundings. Designed by I.M. Pei, the building itself is already a piece of art. If you ever find Luxembourg City a bit too quiet or uneventful, this is a great place to spend a few hours. Definitely worth a visit.

While the modern art downstairs was interesting to say the least, and definitely not up my alley, the paintings and sculptures were beautiful. Ticket prices were €10 each, which is reasonable, and there was a nice café inside. A nice place to visit.

I visited the museum on a Saturday. It wasn't crowded. Some of the paintings I just didn't understand... maybe I don't have a well-developed artistic side. I really liked the corner with the café and the bookshelf. This relaxation area is very airy and bright. It’s a pleasure to sit and have a coffee, especially if you’re lucky enough to have sun.

I came here with a group of friends shortly before we had to leave. Didn't have much time but saw plenty. Great pick of artists and a clean main building. The shop was also very cute

One of the must-see attractions in Luxembourg is the exhibition at the Mudam Museum: Radio Luxembourg: Echoes Across Borders. There, you’ll find works by artists such as Leonor Antunes, Andrea Bowers, Jessica Diamond, Annette Kelm, Carine Krecké, Zoe Leonard, Isa Melsheimer, Hana Miletić, Hendi Helen Mirra, Henrike Naumann, Monika Sosnowska, Joëlle Tuerlinckx, Nora Turato The Museum collection emphasizes cutting-edge contemporary art, often highlighting interdisciplinary and experimental practices across painting, sculpture, video, installation, performance, and digital media. BTW The museum building itself, designed by I.M. Pei (who also designed the Louvre Pyramid), is considered a masterpiece of modern architecture—integrating history, light, and clean geometries into the visitor’s experience.

It’s definitely a must visit place in Luxembourg. This was designed by the famous architect Pei whom had designed many signature establishments over the world. And this is one of his master piece indeed. There was also interesting exhibition. That was lovely.

This is such a beautiful building, architecturally. It is photogenic, good at any angle. Mind boggling that it sits on a fort and this can be seen when walking outside the museum to explore the outside areas. We went when the exhibits were changing, we still got to see a few of artworks. Even if there were no artworks to be viewed, the building itself is worth a visit! The cafe has so much light coming through the ceiling, the little covered area made of fiber for its roof is fun. Befitting for a beautiful museums like this.