Museum Draï Eechelen

The Musée Dräi Eechelen is a museum in the city of Luxembourg. The museum opened in July 2012 and is located within the 18th century castle of Tingen, which displays the history of Luxembourg from 1443 to 1903. Visits are free and temporary exhibition halls are charged.

The Acorn Museum belongs to a very classic venue. The museum has a lot of good landscape features. In this venue, you can also enter a lot of art exhibitions. It is also suitable for children to visit here. [View] It is very good to pass a castle on the road [Cost-effective] Free visit

Although the Luxembourg sparrow is small and complete, there are also museums to visit. The large lawn outside is very suitable for sitting and taking pictures. There is an introduction inside. There is also a tunnel to visit. The government is also very careful to build.

The Three Acorn Museum, located in downtown Luxembourg, next to the Luxembourg Museum of Modern Art. The museum was formerly an ancient castle military fortress. It was later transformed into a museum by the local government. It has a long history and is free to visit.

The museum was re-opened in the summer of 2012 after years of renovation. The museum was previously a Fortress of Tugen, established in 1732, and is now a historical museum. The building itself is a relic of the exhibition. Whether it is the exterior or the internal structure itself, it is worth seeing.