Verlorenkost, Lavoisier

Natural history and the natural sciences are presented here in a simple yet fascinating way: in addition to its permanent exhibition, the “natur musée” regularly hosts special and focused exhibitions all about plants, animals and the universe. It’s educational, lively and unusual. The museum’s two gardens, shop and cafeteria are also pleasant places to spend time. The museum is located in the charming Grund district and can be easily reached via the lift from the Plateau St. Esprit or on foot along the picturesque cobbled streets surrounding the Corniche.

Our restaurant offers a breathtaking panoramic view over the city of Luxembourg, creating the ideal setting for an exceptional culinary experience. We are revolutionising tradition by offering you a carefully curated selection of small plates designed to be shared. Our primary commitment is to shine a spotlight on the local artisans and talents who contribute to enriching our cuisine.

From the richness of carefully selected wines to the sparkling elegance of champagne, and the timeless charm of gin, our menu is designed to awaken your senses. Every choice reflects our commitment to quality and our passion for authentic pleasure. In a chic and contemporary setting, let yourself be enchanted by an unobstructed view over the old town of Luxembourg while savouring subtle creations — perfect for a moment of relaxation or a refined evening out.

The route starts at the Kockelscheuer site with its romantic ponds in the middle of greenery. Ice sports enthusiasts will also enjoy the ice rink here. But the highlight of the loop is certainly the bike ride through the streets of the old town, which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage site. You ride along the steep cliffs of the upper town and pass the Bockfelsen. From here you have an incomparable view of the Alzette valley, the fortifications, and the modern Kirchberg district opposite, characterized by the bold façades of the Philharmonie and the Museum of Contemporary Art “Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean”.