Monday will see the 94th edition of the traditional ‘Braderie’, which means the capital will once again transform into an open-air market. Aside from 241 participating shops, there will also be some additional opportunities and offers available on Monday.
For one, some museums in the capital have decided to wave their entrance fees on Monday, including the Luxembourg City Museum. The Luxembourg City Tourist Office meanwhile organises free guided tours around the capital.
Municipal officials recommend that visitors make use of public transportation and the park and ride locations when coming to the capital on Monday. The ‘Place de l’Europe’ and ‘Fort Wedell’ car parks in Kirchberg and Gare will be free for the occasion.
