Esch-sur-Alzette, rue d'Ehlerange

The Kamellebuttek building has three floors, and was founded in 2018 by the two artists Raphael Gindt and Daniel Mac Lloyd. The purpose of this elegant space is to go beyond the traditional remit of showing and selling artworks by enabling audiences to interact with the team of artists based in the building. As well as offices for small companies and organisations from the cultural field, the Gallery is also home to an Art School which offers a number of courses and a variety of creative activities all year round. If you are interested in discovering a new artistic technique, please check the website for info about courses.

Erleben Sie die bezaubernden Aromen und Gewürze, die von den beiden talentierten Köchen Fam Bahadur Thapa und Hira Bhandari fachmännisch zu authentischen Gerichten verarbeitet werden. Begleiten Sie uns für einen Moment der Freude und des gastronomischen Genusses in unserem Restaurant. Von würzigen Currys, aromatischen Baryanis oder unwiderstehlichen Desserts , bieten wir eine große Auswahl an Gerichten.

The Clair-Chêne woods are very popular with local residents and are located in the district of the same name. Here you can find a number of recreational areas as well as regular events and festivals such as the Culture Forest festival which combines music, gastronomy and art installations. The facilities of the Clair-Chêne boules and petanque association are also located here.

Created by a non-profit association, the Schlassgoart Gallery holds exhibitions in the premises of the Centenary Pavilion/ArcelorMittal. This steel building with its daring architecture, located in Rue Arthur Useldinger, was donated to the City of Esc by ArcelorMittal Luxembourg on the occasion of the City’s Centenary. The Schlassgoart Gallery’s mission is to promote contemporary art in all its forms and to be a space for socio-cultural debate and exchange open to art lovers and the general public. Through its exhibitions, the Schlassgoart Gallery is proud to contribute to the diversity of the cultural offer of Esch.