Belair, Wampach

The Villa Vauban is located in the heart of the city, surrounded by historic parkland that is the perfect place for relaxation. The stately urban villa was built in 1873 on foundations that date back to the time when Luxembourg was a fortified town. A modern extension has been added and the building was completely refurbished in the early 2000s. The museum presents changing exhibitions based on its own collections (European art from the 17th to the 19th century and Luxembourgish art from the 20th and 21st centuries).

Le Lys, Luxembourg's new gourmet address, recently awarded a Michelin star, plays with ambiance and décor to create delightfully surprising culinary experiences. An intimate dinner for two, a private business meal, an informal tasting at the Atelier du Chef… Le Lys adapts to every occasion to mark the moment with a different kind of memory. One constant remains: the excellence of a creative cuisine, full of finesse and modernity, to be enjoyed at any time of day. The courtyard of honour and the gardens can be arranged for a festive event, a gala dinner, a wedding or a garden ball. The Villa Pétrusse teams put all their expertise into tailor-made organisation, from catering to decoration.

Set beneath a large glass roof that unites the two wings of the Villa Pétrusse, Restaurant Ciel welcomes fine weather and good moments 7 days a week under a bubble of transparency. From there, guests enjoy a sweeping view over the park's trees, the grand fountain and the Pétrusse Valley — a perfect harmony of nature and urbanity, in keeping with the avant-garde vision of Edouard André, the City of Luxembourg's landscape architect at the end of the 19th century.