Villa Vauban: Art Museum of the City of Luxembourg

As the name suggests, Villa Vauban, built in the 1900s, was once a private residence. The quaint, Luxembourgian property, along with its French garden, is now the Art Museum of Luxembourg, specializing in preserving European art.

With its Collection of Old Master Paintings and Collection of Luxembourg Art, Villa Vauban is a delightful mix of Luxembourgian, Dutch, and French landscape paintings, sculptures, and drawings. The diversity of the collection can be credited to its multiple donors. In this sense, Villa Vauban is not a colossal museum, but instead a local place committed to exhibiting art that has been valued and loved for centuries.