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neimënster - cultural centre

Where? 28, Rue Münster, L-2160 Luxembourg City

Neimënster Abbey cultural centre

Nowadays, the former Benedictine abbey in the iconic Grund district of the city is an open, welcoming venue for concerts and festivals, although for a long time the large building served as a prison. Following extensive restoration, it has been a public meeting place and cultural centre since 2004. Its purpose is to strengthen Luxembourg’s cultural identity and promote intercultural dialogue. The abbey offers a programme of concerts, plays and artists-in-residence as well as a range of free exhibitions that are open daily. Guided tours can be arranged on request.

 


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Address: Centre Culturel de Rencontre Abbaye de Neumünster
28, Rue Münster
L-2160 Luxembourg City
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