LUGA Campus

What is LUGA Campus?

The LUGA Campus offers a variety of programs and temporary spaces specially designed for learning and discovery in the heart of nature within the city.

Embark on the LUGA Campus adventure through guided tours, events, exhibitions, thematic living spaces (temporary pavilions), and activities for groups or classes by registration or reservation.

Take on challenges through educational discovery trails or dive into exciting self-guided urban exploration missions!

Whether you are a school class, a family, or a group of friends, the interactive LUGA Campus experiences will give you the opportunity to immerse yourself in key topics of sustainable cities, landscape architecture, biodiversity, agriculture, food, and many more themes.

The educational offerings of the LUGA Campus:

1 Temporary living spaces and landscape installations: areas provided for immersive learning at the heart of LUGA

2 The LUGA Campus discovery adventure

3 Fuerschen dobaussen – SCRIPT (Service de Coordination de la Recherche et de l’Innovation pédagogiques et technologiques)

4 Eis gebaute Welt – SCRIPT (Service de Coordination de la Recherche et de l’Innovation pédagogiques et technologiques)

1 . Temporary living spaces and landscape installations: immersive learning spaces at the heart of LUGA - available by reservation

As part of the LUGA Campus, LUGA provides groups and schools with temporary living spaces and open-air landscape installations, specifically designed to explore the key themes of the exhibition. These spaces, integrated into the LUGA trail, offer a rich and varied program that encourages learning in a fun and interactive way.

The living spaces and facilities can be reserved free of charge to host school classes or groups (check reservation schedule):

LUGA Science Hub (Pétrusse valley): A relaxation and experimentation space nestled in the heart of the valley.

L’Arbre Littéraire (municipal park): A serene platform at the heart of the park, where nature and literature beautifully converge (Photo on the left).

LUGA Lab (Odendahl park): The LUGA Lab, located at the heart of the Odendahl park in Pfaffenthal, will be set beneath the urban garden Grow Together Grow Green. Designed by Topotek 1, this open-air space will stand out for its unique architecture and welcoming atmosphere. LUGA Lab is supported by a close collaboration between the City of Luxembourg (Social Intervention Service) and funded by the National Grand-Duchess Charlotte Relief Fund, which supports projects that have a positive impact on society.

Reservations – Availability of the pavilions: [email protected]

**LUGA LAB** – Space available for school classes – reservation required.

**LUGA Science HUB** – Space available for school classes – reservation mandatory.

Registration and reservation required

2. The LUGA Campus Discovery Adventure

Muriel Nossem offers guided tours for children (from 8 years old), which can be reserved upon request by schools and other institutions.

Embark on an adventure through stunning and creative gardens, where you can explore landscape architecture while discovering the concept of a sustainable city that is a great place to live. Throughout the tour, interactive games and fun experiences will enhance the journey, making the exploration even more exciting!

outdoor guided tours
from 8 years old onwards
duration: 2 hours

Registration – LUGA Discovery guided tour: [email protected]
Reservations – Pavilion availability: [email protected]

Registration for the LUGA Discovery guided tour

3. Fuerschen dobaussen

Through the Fuerschen dobaussen initiative by SCRIPT (Service for Coordination of Educational and Technological Research and Innovation), visitors can explore the Pétrusse and Alzette valleys independently, guided by thought-provoking questions. All you need is an inquisitive mind and a mobile phone!

The different “research stations” can be explored independently. Participation is free, and supporting educational materials can be downloaded here or on www.fudo.lu

4. Eis gebaute Welt

The Eis gebaute Welt trail, an initiative by SCRIPT (Service for Coordination of Educational and Technological Research and Innovation), offers exciting missions throughout the LUGA site, allowing visitors to explore or rediscover the relationship between nature and the built environment while developing creative ideas for a liveable city.

-> An educational LUGA trail, featuring various thematic stations, invites visitors to solve puzzles and complete missions focused on urban planning.

A paper version of the brochure is available at the Science Hub or can be freely downloaded online.