The Museum of the History of the City of Luxembourg is situated inside a group of four restored noble dwellings and is to reflect the urbanistic and architectural development of the city since its creation in the 10th century up to the present day.
It provides the visitor with an insight into the changing day-to-day life of the population. A high-tech, sophisticated data bank enables the visitor to browse through the museum “à la carte” (made-to-measure).
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Post and Telecommunications Museum

It reflects the history of the post and telecommunications in Luxembourg. Extensive collections of historical appliances, old documents and postmarks, medallions and photos provide an interesting insight into the social importance of the post and the technological advance of telecommunications. Furthermore, the museum owns a remarkable collection of stamps.
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Tram and Bus Museum

It was inaugurated in the quarter of Hollerich in 1991. The visitor comes across exhibits like a historical horse-drawn coach, old tramway carriages and models of buses as well as historical uniforms. Numerous photos and documents illustrate the development of city transportation since 1875.

Casino Luxembourg - Forum of contemporary art

The Casino Bourgeois, built in 1882, became a centre for socializing in Luxembourg within a short time. In the middle of the 20th century the State purchased it and rented it out to the Cultural Circle of the European Union. Named “Foyer Européen” from then onwards, it was a centre for social and cultural events up to the end of 1990. Since, the Casino is used as a forum of contemporary art and organizes exhibitions of new artistic tendencies, conferences and concerts with contemporary music.