Municipal park Edouard André

Luxembourg City’s Municipal Park is one of the city’s most emblematic sites; offering over 30 hectares of greenery. Dating back to the 19th century and designed by French landscape architect Édouard François André, a key figure of the time, the park embodies both the history of Luxembourg City and the evolution of urban open spaces over time. It is a popular spot with both locals and tourists who find a harmonious balance between nature, culture and leisure.

Explore the LUGA trail through the Municipal Park

Enjoy a visit to this recreational and cultural park steeped in fascinating history and legend. The developments and facilities created especially for the LUGA exhibition will take you into an enchanted world packed with discoveries and wonders, including narrative trails, urban gardens, stunning greenhouses and mystical installations. In this enchanted land, you will also find areas for relaxing and reading, fantastic huts dotted along the route, and the art trail designed by German curator Markus Ambach, who specialises in creating artistic projects in public spaces. Readings for children will also be held in the Pescatore Park.