Besides the temporary exhibitions held here each year, the museum features all the archeological findings in the country, as well as collections of jewels and pictures.
The museum fills 10 floors, and the exhibits are displayed chronologically, beginning with the ones from the prehistoric age. The items substantiate people have lived in this region without interruption from the Middle Age.
The art collections contain pictures, such as the famed Rosso Fiorentino’s Bacchus, Venus and Love (1530-1531), as well as modern works depicting various aspects of the daily life in Luxembourg.
The Pétrusse Casemates are too a tourist site of special historic charge. It was no sooner than 1933 that their tourist potential was discovered.
Luxembourg is known for its developed banking life. In order to understand the evolution of this field, tourists are referred to the Bank Museum.
Pertaining to the Luxembourg Philharmonic Orchestra, Grand Duchess Josephine Charlotte Concert Hall is one of the main promoters of the musical scene.