Some family outings leave a lasting impression — and our visit to the Natural History Museum Luxembourg was one of those unforgettable days. Nestled in the picturesque Grund district, this museum is a true gem for curious minds of all ages.
From the moment we stepped inside, we were captivated by the elegant building and its peaceful atmosphere. The exhibits are thoughtfully designed and beautifully displayed — covering topics like paleontology, geology, biodiversity, and evolution. The interactive installations make science come alive, especially for young explorers.
Our son was fascinated from the very beginning. He eagerly explored every corner, peered into the display cases, and excitedly shared his thoughts aloud. And then — something truly unexpected happened.
While we were wandering through the museum, a RTL TV crew was filming a report about family visits. Our son, completely in his element, was noticed by the journalists. To our surprise, they asked if they could film him — and that’s how he ended up being featured on RTL’s news that very evening!
Watching him on TV, smiling and confidently talking about fossils and dinosaurs, was an emotional moment for us. He was absolutely glowing with pride — and so were we. It’s not every day your child becomes the “star of the day” at a museum visit.
The National Museum of Natural History isn’t just a place to see interesting things — it’s a space for learning, playing, and bonding as a family. The staff is friendly, the layout is accessible and kid-friendly, and the whole experience is designed to make science fun and engaging.
If you’re visiting Luxembourg with children, or even living here and looking for something enriching to do, we wholeheartedly recommend this museum. It’s a great way to spend time together, learn something new, and maybe even have your own unexpected moment of magic.
📍 National Museum of Natural History (MNHN)
25 Rue Münster, L-2160 Luxembourg
🕰️ Open Tuesday to Sunday
🔗 More info: https://www.mnhn.lu
