Getting to Olm by public transport

On about 250 square metres, you can see a part of the police history collection of the Police Grand-Ducale. Besides a large number of police caps, uniforms & badges from all over the world, you can discover the interesting history of the former Police, Gendarmerie Grand-Ducale, as well as the recent Police Grand-Ducale. Many documents, photos, films and technical material illustrate the history of Luxembourg's law enforcement forces. The permanent exhibition is regularly enriched by temporary thematic exhibitions. Guided tours for groups can be booked free of charge on request.

The Kinneksbond houses a large range of cultural events. Dance performances, concerts, theatre play, exhibitions, seminars, workshops an much more are part of the programme. In addition to renowned international artists, the Kinneksbond regularly features young, Luxembourgish artists. Tickets: tel. +352 47 08 95 1, www.luxembourgticket.lu

The "Galerie op der Kap" in Mamer gives Luxembourg and foreign artists the opportunity to present their work in group and/or solo exhibitions. Throughout the year, this cultural institution offers a suitable and familiar setting for all types of painting and sculpture..

In Capellen-Hiereboesch, along the Roman connection Trier-Arlon-Reims, the remains of a Gallo-Roman brick factory were uncovered. The extremely well preserved combustion chambers of the brick kiln were transported to the center of Capellen (opposite the church on the main street) and made accessible to the public.