We've rounded up our top picks for family fun – while Wednesday is a bit quieter, the rest of the week is jam-packed with activities.
As is the case until 18 October, the LUGA exhibition remains open across the city, offering visitors a chance to enjoy an array of botanical sights and a variety of workshops.
This bank holiday Monday you can visit the Abbeye de Neumünster where the TOTO tour rolls into town. Focused on children’s well-being, this year’s theme – Colourful Plates, Colourful Lives – promotes healthy eating through playful activities like the Tasting LAB. The programme ends with a festive group meal and a publication featuring young participants’ ideas.
On Tuesday, there are still tickets available for the Luxembourg vs Ireland friendly at the Stade de Luxembourg. Irish fans always travel well, and it could be the perfect introduction to live football for the little ones. Kick-off is at 8.45pm – that might be past their bedtime, but certainly an experience they’ll never forget!
If that doesn't tickle your fancy, you could also learn all about bees, a species vital to our ecosystem. Departure is from the Luxembourg City Tourist Office at 5pm.
In keeping with the bee theme, on Thursday you can learn all about beekeepers and how to make honey. This is where health, biodiversity, sustainability, and local produce come together. Flavour is just as important, and participants will bake a honey cake using regional ingredients. The workshop is designed for children aged 10 and upwards.
With temperatures set to soar to 30°C on Friday, why not head to the beach – yes, in Luxembourg!
KPMG is set to bring a touch of tropical summer to Kirchberg as it hosts the ninth edition of its flagship event, KPMG Plage, from 11 to 20 June 2025.
Over the course of ten days, the firm’s premises will be transformed into a vibrant summer paradise, inviting visitors to relax, soak up the sun, and enjoy a beach getaway without leaving the city.
The public is welcome to join in the festivities during weekday lunchtimes, from 12 to 2 pm, and on Wednesday, 18 June, from 6 to 10pm, as doors to the community. Evenings will be reserved for exclusive events for clients and staff.
A variety of food trucks will be on site throughout the event, offering a diverse selection of dishes from different parts of the world. A cocktail bar – including non-alcoholic options – will also be available, ensuring a refreshing complement to the summer atmosphere.
Venue: 39 Av. John F. Kennedy, L-1855, Kirchberg, Luxembourg.
Full details of the event are available here.
This weekend, the commune of Wiltz is inviting residents and visitors to mark the 10th anniversary of its commitment to sustainable development through circular economy projects.
Festivities will take place in the amphitheatre of the Château de Wiltz and promises two days of exchanges, discoveries, and entertainment for all ages.
On Saturday, an immersive and fun-filled day awaits children, with interactive workshops, experiments, live painting, a treasure hunt, and, of course, a birthday cake to celebrate the city's milestone.
Everyone is welcome to join in the celebrations and learn more about how the circular economy can shape a more sustainable future.
No registration is required, and all activities are free of charge.
Full details of the event can be found on the commune website.
On Sunday, the Roller Skates Club Luxembourg asbl is hosting a roller disco with DJs Rice Krispie and Tyto Alba. Between 4-6pm children will have the opportunity to dance on wheels, and from 6pm-10pm the venue will host those aged 15 and older. Tickets for the children's event cost €5, and skate rental is available for an extra €5.
Tickets can be purchased on the day, or via eventbrite here.
Venue: 41 Rue de Bouillon, Hollerich, Luxembourg City