Ettelbruck City Tourist Office

Alain Welter reimagined the façade of the Patton Museum to pay tribute to General Patton, the liberator of Ettelbruck. This work bridges historical memory and contemporary art, embedding this heritage permanently into the urban landscape.

“Have you heard the flowers growing?” – this graffiti, visible in Ettelbruck, invites you to pause and rediscover your connection with nature. It serves as a reminder to consciously notice the quiet, often overlooked moments of growth.

Fun by the Alzette: the mini-golf course in Ettelbruck invites families and friends to enjoy a relaxing time outdoors.

This impressive artwork is part of the street art tour in Ettelbrück, transforming the city into a vibrant open-air gallery. With a blend of creativity, color, and social messages, it captivates both art enthusiasts and passersby alike. In 2021, the duo Dourone created the artwork titled NYA 00:00’02 in the heart of Ettelbrück.

The mural in Ettelbruck is painted in typical shades of white and blue, depicting mermaids swimming through a pattern of spirals and stars. Positioned near the river, the artwork incorporates elements connected to water in a mystical way.

Somewhat hidden in the park, you will come across a transformer and an old advertising column, both beautified by Collin Van den Sluis in August 2023.

The second artwork on the square is a colorful graffiti by Stick, which immediately catches the eye with its green vines and orange background.

Discover a poignant tribute to Ettelbruck's vibrant pre-war Jewish community, as you walk through the historic heart of the town and stumble upon the "Stumbling sill."

Just a few meters from the Tourist Information, on the opposite side of the church, you'll find the graffiti titled 'The Whale.' It was created by the young, talented artist Alex McKell.