What: Largest medieval spectacle in Luxembourg
Where: Vianden Castle
When: 25 July until 2 August
Visit the 24th edition of the annual medieval festival held at Vianden Castle. More than 100 participants take part in the event to transport visitors back to medieval life. Part of the programme are knights' camps, battles, and fire shows, in addition to a medieval market with handmade craftworks, calligraphy, and food.
The Festival take place every day from 10am to 7pm, with last admissions at 6pm. For more information: admission prices.
What: Screening of the Disney movie The Lion King
Where: Parc Kirchberg Luxembourg
When: 30 July
The Open air cinema moves its location to Parc Kirchberg in Luxembourg. The programme for this location includes classics such as E.T., Ghostbusters, Indiana Jones, and many more. On Thursday, the English version of The Lion King will be screened at 9.30pm.
Grab a free seat at the venue and follow Simba on the journey to reclaim his place as king while targeted by his uncle Scar, who wants the throne for himself.
What: Conference League qualification
Where: Stade de Luxembourg
When: 30 July
The Luxembourg football club FC UNA Strassen hosts FK Partizan Belgrade in the second leg of the Conference League qualification second round. Kick-off is at 8.15pm, with gates opening at 6.45pm, at the Stade de Luxembourg – a chance to support a local club playing against an international team.
What: Summer concert
Where: Rotondes
When: 31 July
As part of the summer festival Congés Anules, Rotondes welcomes both established artists but also new artists. On Thursday at 8.30pm, the indie psych-pop band The Bats takes the stage with their warm and wistful style.
The New Zealand band is famous for its 'Dunedin Sounds', a blend of harmonious vocals and jangly electric guitars.
What: Summer Fair
Where: Kayl (Park Ourbett)
When: 31 July–2 August
Get ready for an afternoon of laughter and family bonding. Starting 12pm, parents and children can enjoy free rides and games, as well as food from catering stands. It is the perfect opportunity to make lasting memories with your family while connecting with neighbors.
What: Family-friendly celebration
Where: Grand Château d'Ansembourg, Luxembourg
When: 2 August (11am–6pm)
On Sunday, the stunning Grand Château d'Ansembourg is hosting a free and family friendly festival celebrating heritage, nature, and culture. Enjoy live music and performances, guided tours of the historic Baroque gardens, international food, and artisan markets. There are also a host of children's activities, workshops, and environmental initiatives.
The festival offers plenty of opportunities to learn about history, biodiversity, or gastronomy.
What: Open-air gallery
Where: 7 Rue Münster, Pont du Grund Luxemburg
When: 2 August (10am–6pm)
The open-air gallery Konscht am Gronn has existed for over 20 years, developed through the help of volunteers. The exhibitions provide a distinct appeal in the scenic location of the Pont du Grunn, featuring views of the Corniche and the Alzette River. Experience a perfect blend of city vibes and creative art.
