Musée d'Histoire[s] Diekirch
Diekirch
The permanent exhibition is presented in five thematic rooms, each one providing a chronological development (from prehistory to present) of selected topics. The choice of the topics has been based on the evaluation of archaeological research and facts from the local history. The result is now shown in either a methodological or narrative context.
Current exhibitions:
- Salon de printemps 2024. Artistes de l’Académie Européenne des arts
Program
Saturday, 18 May 2022
Rally The Quest of the Golden Shell
11h00 - 17h00 (ongoing)
LU, FR, DE & EN
You can pick up your rally brochure at the reception desk.
No booking required.
Take your family on an unforgettable journey with the adventurer Pete through the history of Diekirch in search for a golden shell!
Your search for the golden shell continues at the National Museum of Military History and at the National Conservatory of Historic Vehicles!
Discover the Korean culture
14h00 - 19h00 (LU, FR, DE, EN, KO)
Come and taste the flavours of Korean food and drinks in a cozy atmosphere and/or slip into traditional Korean costumes!
Organised by the Korean Cultural House in Luxembourg (Maison de la Culture Coréenne au Luxembourg)
No booking required
Calligraphy and traditional painting workshop with the artist Keong-A Song
15h00 - 17h00
No booking required
8 Strings Duo: Soojeong X Georg
Musical performance by Soojeong KO
18h00 - 19h00
Location: Old-St-Laurence church
Enjoy the Korean traditional sound featured by the Haegeum player Soojeong KO as well as its fusion with Jazz music played by Georg UNTERHOLZNER on guitar!
No booking required
Sunday, 19 May 2022
Rally The Quest of the Golden Shell
11h00 - 17h00 (ongoing)
LU, FR, DE & EN
You can pick up your rally brochure at the reception desk.
No booking required.
Take your family on an unforgettable journey with the adventurer Pete through the history of Diekirch in search for a golden shell!
Your search for the golden shell continues at the National Museum of Military History and at the National Conservatory of Historic Vehicles!
Broken pots workshop (Kintsugi)
14h00 - 18h00 (LU, FR)
Don't throw away your damaged crockery! Enhance it with kintsugi, an ancestral Japanese technique for repairing broken objects by gluing their cracks and highlighting their joints with gold powder.
Organised by the Académie européenne des arts: Bashkim Hazizaj & Patricia Bolle
No booking required.
Practical information
Contact
(+352) 80 87 90-1
Opening hours
Saturday, 18 May: 10am-6pm
Sunday, 19 May: 10am-6pm
Free entry