Families, children and babies
The Lëtzebuerg City Museum tells a thousand years of the city’s history, and it knows how to tell it at a child’s height.
Trails made for the youngest as much as for the grown-ups, to follow together.
Storytelling tours from the age of 7, creative workshops, parent-and-baby tours for the youngest, birthdays at the museum: every age has its own way into the story. And for an unplanned visit, Mil and Édouard’s audio trail keeps children busy from one room to the next.
Activities
Activities agenda
Good to know
Visiting as a family
The museum is free for everyone under 21.
Opening hours and pricesThe museum is pushchair friendly, with lifts and ramps reaching every floor.
Facilities on siteThe museum café serves drinks and light meals during opening hours, no ticket needed.
A changing table is available in the ground-floor and second-floor toilets.
Family activities
No, entry is free during opening hours. Only guided activities need a booking.
French, German, Luxembourgish and English; the language is stated on each activity.
Yes, the ticket is valid for the day: the exhibitions carry on at your own pace.
A museum guide leads the workshop, and an accompanying adult stays with children under 6.