Description
National Museum of Military History
What sufferings did soldiers and civilians have to endure? The Battle of the Bulge was the key battle for the USA in the Second World War. At the National Museum of Military History, the fighting around Diekirch is reconstructed in large-scale dioramas, focusing on the fate of the people concerned. Also on display in the exhibition are weapons, vehicles and other military artefacts, together with numerous documents and archive photos. The museum also illustrates the history of the Resistance fighters in Luxembourg from 1940 to 1945 and the history of Luxembourg’s army; there are also sections about Allied troops in the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War.
Photo gallery
Useful information
Opening hours
| A.M | P.M | |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | - | - |
| Tuesday | 10h00 | 18h00 |
| Wednesday | 10h00 | 18h00 |
| Thursday | 10h00 | 18h00 |
| Friday | 10h00 | 18h00 |
| Saturday | 10h00 | 18h00 |
| Sunday | 10h00 | 18h00 |
Opening
Open every day except Monday 10.00 to 18.00. Audio guides available in five languages.
Closing
25.12 | 01.01 | Carnival Sunday
Services
- Guided tour
- Shop
Tours & Guided Tours
From military strategy to humanitarian values
From the invasion to reconstruction
The Battle of the Bulge
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Address
10, rue Bamertal
L-9209 Diekirch
Tel.: +352 80 89 08
Fax: +352 80 89 08 99
reception@mnhm.lu
www.mnhm.lu