National Art & History Museum

The Art and History Museum is amazing, especially because it’s free to access. The reception staff are warm and welcoming, which sets a great tone right from the start. The building itself is impressive—huge and beautifully designed—taking you from prehistoric times all the way to modern history. It feels like it has eight to ten floors, and each section is worth exploring.

A very nice museum! Very broad set of art, going from prehistoric times to modern art, you will for sure find interest in this museum and it is free!! Do not miss the mosaic level -2, personal favorite (: On top of the art pieces in themselves, the buildings are nicely taken care of, very dynamic presentations, nice views of the city. It’s a stop that is worth to make when visiting the city of luxembourg.

I really enjoyed visiting the National Museum in Luxembourg! The paintings were beautiful, and the museum has several levels in two connected buildings. The entrance was free, and it wasn’t crowded at all on a Sunday afternoon around lunchtime, perfect for a relaxed visit.

Free entry to the permanent exhibitions on floors -5 prehistory through the Roman Gallic periods -4321 or something - I spent a lot of time looking at the old masters on +4 level and it was a great place to linger. We probably spent two hours here preferring to be out of the rain on a nasty extreme weather day.

5 stars because it’s a fairly large museum and entrance was free! There weren’t many visitors in here which was surprising but also nice because it meant I had the place to myself. Museum has several floors which spans through history and also some modern art.

The entrance fee is for free. Not many people now, so there are not many in the museum. There are more connected buildings, new and old ones together. The atmosphere is so special. Absolutely recommend! It is a great place👍

It’s really great that this museum is free—no reservation needed, you can just walk in, which makes it easy to visit while strolling around the old town. The entrance has lockers, so it’s convenient if you're carrying things. Although the collection isn't very large, I really liked how the exhibits were displayed. The interior features stone walls that seem like they could be part of historic ruins, adding to the museum's atmosphere and fitting well with its theme. The one downside is that there were no English explanations or translations for the displays, which was surprising in such an international setting. On the plus side, the lighting was well done, the museum kept a peaceful quiet, and staff were present throughout.

Very nice surprise! First it was free (9 august 2025) then to see works by Picasso, De Chirico, Magritte, Lucas Cranach and early italian paintings! And big mosaic! Plus, the museum is quite big and there is a lot to see. Plus, the stuff was nice.