Culture of Dudelange. Places to visit - old town, temples, theaters, museums and palaces

Dudelange will certainly appeal to tourists who prefer calm and peaceful relaxation. The majority of landmarks of the town are located in the neighborhoods. Dudelange itself is more suitable for living. There are many residential areas and governmental establishments. There are interesting exhibitions in the town, and tourists will find them in Centre National de l'Audiovisuel. As a rule, there are paintings, but it is also possible to see sculptures. Of course, it is important to check the schedule of the upcoming events.

Parc Hummerland is a great place to forget about stress and relax in a serene setting. It is hard to find a more suitable place for that purpose in Dudelange. It is also important to mention that it regularly hosts different concerts, so don’t forget to check the list of upcoming events in order not to miss something interesting. They take place at Rockhal and Kulturfabrik. When taking a stroll in the town, don’t forget to pay the attention to the architecture of local buildings and get acquainted with the Luxembourg style. Musee National de la Resistance is, perhaps, the best place to learn more about the history of the town. It is open near a military looking square. Among exhibits of the museum, there are many old books, newspapers, and photographs.

Blast Furnace Belval, which is located in the nearby commune of Esch-sur-Alzette, something unique to its guests. It is a museum where modern art meets industrial style. The result is very interesting and worth checking. Blast Furnace Belval tells the history of the country through its steel industry that once was the calling card of Luxembourg. That is the reason for a very unusual location of the museum. It is open in a former steel factory. Waassertuerm + Pomhouse also deserves a visit. It is a fabulous observation deck and a gorgeous building from an architectural point of view. In Rumelange, there is also an interesting museum that deserves a visit. It is called Musee National des Mines de Fer Luxembourgeoises. This museum is a real treasure for everyone who wants to get acquainted with the local culture and learn how Luxembourg turned from an agricultural country to an industrial one. The museum is open in a tunnel. Copyright www.orangesmile.com