Luxembourg City's 25th Museum Night drew record crowds on Saturday evening, with seven museums welcoming more than 29,000 visitors for an evening of art, music, and special events. According to organisers, this year's edition set a new attendance record, as a total of 29,282 visits were counted across all participating venues.

The Villa Vauban, Casino, Luxembourg City Museum, National Museum of History and Art, National Museum of Natural History, Musée Dräi Eechelen, and Mudam all stayed open late, offering not only their regular exhibitions but also a packed programme of performances, concerts, DJ sets, creative workshops, and guided tours.

Visitors received a special wristband and booklet, to be stamped at each museum, encouraging them to explore as many institutions as possible throughout the night. The event attracted a broad public, from regular museum-goers to first-time visitors eager to experience the city's cultural scene in a new, festive atmosphere.

The celebrations continued until 1am on Sunday, with a lively mood reported at every museum.