Overview
The National Museum of Natural History (natur musee) sits in the Grund quarter and offers hands-on science exhibits spanning geology, zoology, ecology, and space.
Highlights
- Science Center: Interactive experiments on light, sound, and magnetism - popular with families.
- Paleontology Hall: Fossils from the Luxembourg Jurassic, including marine reptile casts.
- Living Exhibits: Terrariums and aquaria with native species.
History
Established in 1854, the museum was relocated to the former Hospice Saint-Jean in the Grund in 1996. It underwent a full renovation in 2015, adding a modern Science Center wing.
Visitor Tips
- Tip 1: Ideal for a rainy day with children; most exhibits are bilingual (French/German).
- Tip 2: The rooftop terrace has views over the Grund rooftops.
- Duration: 1-1.5 hours.