Places with audio guides - Luxembourg

Mudam in Luxembourg is housed on the site of the former Fort Thungen and presents an important collection of contemporary art in a building by I. M. Pei.

The vast American military cemetery in Luxembourg commemorates the dead of the Second World War, including General George S. Patton.

This extensive museum in Diekirch explores the Battle of the Bulge, the Luxembourg Army, and soldiers’ everyday lives through dioramas and military equipment.

A vast fortress system above the confluence of the Alzette and Pétrusse, which shaped the history of Luxembourg for centuries and is now part of UNESCO.

A lost fortification of the Luxembourg citadel that protected the New Gate and was completely demolished in the 19th century.

The ruin of Branebourg Castle above the Blees valley offers a surviving keep, a chapel, and cellars. The monument is open from April to October.

The former residence of the Luxembourg rulers in Walfer, later used as barracks, a school, and a university site. A distinctive landmark with a varied administrative history.

Part of the Luxembourg fortress on the Rumm plateau, with a preserved reduit and the Strock Chapel. The site reflects the development of the city's fortifications.