European Museum Schengen
Schengen
Even 35 years after the first agreement was signed, the term 'Schengen' is still a symbol for the freedom of movement and the abolishment of borders in Europe. Inaugurated in 2010, the European Museum is dedicated to the history and significance of the Schengen Agreement. The permanent exhibition – spread over 200m2 – retraces the development from a Europe of borders towards a more unified Europe with a common citizenship in a clear and interactive manner.
Programme
Samedi
11h00 – 11h45: Guided tour Schengen is alive
LU, FR, DE, EN
Discover the cradle of a Europe without borders where the Schengen Agreement was signed on 14 June 1985.
No booking required
14h00 – 14h45: Guided tour with Victor Hugo
LU, FR, DE, EN
Discover the link between Victor Hugo, Schengen and the European idea.
No booking required
15h00 – 17h00 : Guide at your disposal
LU, FR, DE, ENG, NL
A guide will be available for any questions about the cradle of a Europe without borders.
No booking required
15h00 – 15h45 : Schengen am Klengen
LU, DE, FR
Discover the European Museum Schengen and its surrounding area. For the young and the young at heart, 6 to 99 years.
No booking required
Informations pratiques
Contact
T. (+352) 26 66 58 10
Opening hours
Saturday, 14 May: 10am-6pm
Sunday, 15 May: 10am-6pm
Free entry
Dimanche
11h00 – 11h45: Guided tour Schengen is alive
LU, FR, DE, EN
Discover the cradle of a Europe without borders where the Schengen Agreement was signed on 14 June 1985.
No booking required
14h00 – 14h45: Guided tour with Victor Hugo
LU, FR, DE, EN
Discover the link between Victor Hugo, Schengen and the European idea.
No booking required
15h00 – 17h00: Guide at your disposal
LU, FR, DE, ENG, NL
A guide will be available for any questions concerning the cradle of a Europe without borders.
No booking required
15h00 – 15h45: Schengen am Klengen
LU, DE, FR
Discover the European Museum Schengen and its surrounding area. For the young and the young at heart, 6 to 99 years.
No booking required