The "natur musée" is perfect for people who love nature and science. The exhibits are very interesting and teach you a lot, and sometimes they are really unique. The museum has the largest collection of natural history objects in the whole country. After a recent update, the exhibits show you nature in a new way, based on the latest scientific knowledge. A visit to this museum opens the door to a world of discovery and wonder about the different animals and plants on our planet.

The Tramsmusée in Luxembourg takes you on a fascinating journey through the history of public transport. It displays restored streetcars and buses, 1:8 scale models and has an extensive exhibition area. It all started in the 1960s, when streetcars were in danger of disappearing. The museum created accurate scale models and collected uniforms, tickets and more to tell the mobility history of Luxembourg. Today, the museum has operational streetcars, streetcar engines, replicas of horse-drawn streetcars, buses and catenary maintenance vehicles. It's a great place for technical information and nostalgia.

The museum introduces you to a lesser-known part of Luxembourg's art history. Here you will see paintings created by artists of the past, such as altarpieces, religious works, portraits and still lifes.

The exhibition provides a time travel experience by hanging all the paintings on one wall, making the room look like a living room from the 18th century. The walls also feature videos that tell you about the history of the paintings and the art scene of the time.

The National Museum of Military History, gives you a clear understanding of Luxembourg's role in various conflicts and wars, such as World War I and World War II. View the extensive collection of military artifacts, uniforms, weapons and documents that illustrate the turbulent periods in Luxembourg's history. It is a moving and educational experience for all ages!

The Patton Museum in Ettelbruck, is dedicated to U.S. General George S. Patton; an important figure during World War II. Housed in a historic fortress, the museum offers an in-depth look at General Patton's life and career. Here you can view personal artifacts, uniforms, vehicles and documents of Patton, as well as information about his strategic decisions and his impact on the Allied victory.

Mudam, or the Musée d'Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean, is a leading museum of modern and contemporary art in Luxembourg City. Housed in a striking architectural building, the museum houses an extensive collection of artworks by international artists. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of art forms, including paintings, sculptures, photography, video installations and more. Mudam offers regularly changing exhibitions that showcase the latest trends in modern art. It is a true cultural experience, right in the heart of Luxembourg City.