National Museum of History and Art

Luxembourg City would be very high on the list of the must-see cities on the continent if you were to judge it solely by the caliber of its museums, regardless of the fact that it is one of the most historically significant cities in all of Europe. The National Museum of History and Art is at the top of the list. These objects serve as evidence of the rich history of the nation. A variety of artistic, religious, social, and intellectual artifacts from the Gallo-Roman era are on show in the museum, which has a special focus on that time. Even the museum's contemporary art department is a must-see area.

National Museum of History and Art is situated in the former town center known as the Fish Market area. The MNHA's collections are housed in a spectacular new facility and contain artwork, archeological artifacts, furniture, tools, coins, arms, and papers pertaining to the history of the nation.

With numerous exquisite exhibits illuminating the artistic, social, religious, and intellectual life of Luxembourgers from the 16th to the early 20th centuries, there is a particular focus on the Gallo-Roman era. A must-see is the contemporary art section, which features pieces by many of the most significant 20th-century artists. On-site amenities include a research library, a store, and guided tours in English.

Art lovers might also pay a visit to the distinctive Am Tunnel, also known as the Galerie d'Art Contemporain Am Tunnel. This contemporary art gallery, housed as its name implies in an abandoned tunnel, provides a welcome diversion from the city's many larger, busier museums and galleries with its outstanding collection of visual arts.

Address: 7 Passage Gelle Klack L-1841 Luxembourg
Phone: +352 47 93 30 1
Opening hours: 10 am - 6 pm
Rating: 4.5/5.0, 437 Tripadvisor reviews

Website: https://www.mnha.lu/