Luxembourg/Centre, Monterey

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).

We go down into the Petruss Valley and follow the stream to its mouth into the Alzette, which we cross. We climb the rock stairs to the Rumm Plateau and walk through the districts Gronn and Clausen and cross the Alzette once more before starting the ascent back to the city centre.

At Public House, will find yourself eating in the living room of Anne, Mathias, and Davide—a trio bringing their unique flavors and passions to the table. We serve up dishes crafted from seasonal, locally-sourced ingredients, celebrating both the artisans and the land they come from. Our wines are carefully chosen to highlight natural flavors and low-intervention practices, giving you an authentic taste in every sip. Join us for an experience that feels like home and leaves you with a lasting smile!

The “Casino Luxembourg – Forum d’art contemporain” is dedicated to contemporary art. Creative artists from Luxembourg and the surrounding area have the chance to present themselves and their work in a dynamic environment that is far removed from a traditional art gallery and mainstream ambience; there is an artist-in-residence programme here as well as workshops. The arts centre is centrally located in Luxembourg’s capital city and also features a library where you can browse and read art books and exhibition catalogues, a small bookshop and a stylish café-restaurant.