The Archives nationales de Luxembourg, in their new building opposite the blast furnaces, with a reading room of 48 seats for original documents.
The Archives nationales de Luxembourg have moved into a new building at 2 avenue des Hauts-Fourneaux, across the road from the blast furnaces. It holds the country’s archives.
The reading room has 48 seats for consulting original documents, which makes it the place to come for anyone tracing a family, a house or a village through the records.
The building opened to the public for the first time on 24 and 25 October 2026, with guided tours.
Recently here: Open days at the National Archives in Belval (24 to 25 October)
On in the next seven days, within five minutes on foot of here.
Within five minutes on foot:
Getting here:
Next departures you can still catch
Train · Belval-Université, 5 min on foot
Bus · Avenue du Rock’n’Roll, 3 min on foot
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