Luxembourg City History Museum

The 360 degree painting is impressive. It reflected the old times of Luxembourg. But when you look at it and move along m, it does create an illusion of the depth of the road making you feel you are entering into the road. It’s kind of interesting. And they are so thoughtful and friendly that the security guard have me a key-ring, which I could use the coin for my locker and keep the coin with the holder as a souvenir after the coin returned.

This museum is well thought out. It tells a well structured and interesting story about the city of Luxembourg. It is important to keep in mind that it does not really concern the country of the same name :) At times the story it tells is grand and at other times it is a city museum like the one you find in many cities telling the story of the local industry or iconic (long-gone) cornerstores. It costs just 5 euros for an adult and is free untill 21, or if you're a student. The ticket also gives you the opportunity to visit the Vauban house art museum.

Interesting museum that talks about the history of Luxembourg. Overall a good experience but the museum is somewhat lack of the English translation at some section.

It was the best museum I have seen in a long time. They conveyed the history very well and had definitely done very interesting things. I didn't get bored at all while wandering around and had a lot of fun.

Very interesting museum, divided into 5 floors that host both permanent and temporary exhibitions. Starting from the establishment of Luxembourg city around the X century A.D. it then recalls the milestones of the history of this little country. The ticket costs just 5€, which is very little for such a large museum, where your visit can last a couple of hours or more.

Very nicely designed museum. With every step, you can find something surprising there. You can learn about Luxembourg-ville itself, European union and see some art as well. There are descriptions of almost everything in French, German and English! ♡ It's easily accessible for people with disabilities, there are toilets and lockers.

Good information about Luxembourg and Europe. For the price which is not much it’s a good experience to walk around. Elevator is quite slow although it’s very large can fit so many people never have I seen one that large very cool! WW2 history in this museum which was very interesting to hear how Luxembourg was effected. If your visiting Luxembourg I definitely recommend to check out the museum you will learn some new things about the city/country and also a little more about Europe

I really enjoyed my visit at the Luxembourg City Museum, which is free for students under 26 and includes another local gallery also. The main exhibit offers a comprehensive history of Luxembourg and spans multiple floors, all accessible by both lifts and stairs. The centrepiece of the Museum is a gorgeous panoramic lift, and the terrace offers a lovely view out over the city.