LUGA - L'exposition éphémère de jardins urbains, d'installations paysagères et de lieux de vie au Luxembourg
Would you like to contribute to LUGA?
LUGA opens its doors to you! Join us as a volunteer and play an active part in one of Luxembourg’s most eagerly awaited exhibition!
Discover all LUGA sites
Municipal park Edouard André
Wonder and share
Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of the municipal park
Pétrusse valley
Get inspired and innovate
Explore a wild ecosystem where biodiversity, flora and fauna mingle in a natural symphony
Alzette valley
Interact and exchange
Explore urban ecology, climate and the various art forms of dialogue and expression between man and nature
Kirchberg
A trail between history and modernity
Explore and discover innovations in production and self-sufficiency in cities, including the creation of an urban farm and landscape and artistic installations
Nordstad
Cultivating and experimenting
Discover all aspects of agriculture, the work involved in food production and green jobs at Nordstad, and explore the Urban Agricultural Trail in Ettelbruck.
Off-site
Find out more about LUGA's leading projects.
LUGA exposition plan
LUGA exposition plan
Agenda
- [[ language.title.substring(0, 2) ]]
Complete
[[ event.title ]]
[[event.subtitle ]]
LUGA Luxembourg
Urban Garden
LUGA will light up Luxembourg from May 7 to October 18 2025!
LUGA – Luxembourg Urban Garden is an open-air exhibition that will be taking place from 7 May to 18 October 2025 in a number of public open spaces in Luxembourg City’s green belt and in the town of Ettelbruck in the Nordstad. It will be an opportunity for visitors to discover temporary creations dotted along the LUGA trails, including urban gardens, landscape and art installations, agricultural projects and living spaces specially designed for the exhibition by local and international landscape architects, artists and professionals.
The temporary LUGA exhibition, which is mostly free, will take place at four emblematic sites in Luxembourg City: the municipal park Edouard André, the Pétrusse valley, the Alzette valley and the Kirchberg quarter, as well as in the town of Ettelbruck in the Nordstad. LUGA embodies the vision of a future where a balance between nature and the urban environment is possible thanks to a variety of trails where visitors can wind down amid colourful gardens, captivating farm landscapes and numerous recreation and meeting spaces specially designed for the exhibition around the theme of Making the invisible visible.
For six months, this unique exhibition, organised for the first time in Luxembourg, will be an open-air laboratory of ideas, a platform for interaction and experimentation where visitors can all contribute to collective reflection on the future of our cities and take part in a programme packed with events based on the themes of the LUGA exhibition.
News
A bird’s eye view of the LUGA urban gardens in the throes of major transformation
In the run-up to the launch of the LUGA ephemeral open-air exhibition, the urban gardens in the midst of transformation are being unveiled in a whole new light.
Site work underway in the Pétrusse valley: ‘Life on the verge’ unveils its first contours
This week, a new LUGA project was launched in the Pétrusse valley, marking the start of the ‘Life on the verge’ urban garden designed by South African landscape designer Leon Kluge.
The Chamber of Agriculture and LUGA at La Provençale for the launch of an exclusive LUGA local product
The Chamber of Agriculture and LUGA à la Provençale to launch an exclusive LUGA local product.