Things to see and do Ettelbruck

Inaugurated in 1995, this museum and a monument were erected in honour of General George Patton, commander of the US Third Army, who liberated Ettelbruck during the Second World War on 25 December 1944. Numerous photographs and documents document the German invasion in May 1940, the Nazi occupation, and the liberation by American troops. Numerous weapons and military equipment are on display. General Patton is buried in the American military cemetery of Luxembourg-Hamm, in the eastern suburbs of Luxembourg City.

The CAPE, located in the heart of the country and at the gateway to the Ardennes, is a regional cultural centre renowned in Luxembourg for the quality and diversity of the shows on offer (music, theatre, dance, plastic and visual arts, film...). The establishment is composed of three theatres in which around a hundred events for all age groups take place every year. It is a serious competitor of the Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg-Ville.

The Ettelbruck Tourist Office welcomes you in the City Tourist Office to inform you about activities and walks in the region. In high season, it offers guided tours of the city trail through the old town and the pedestrian zone. It also organizes, together with the municipal services, events such as Nei Ettelbréck, Candle Night, Wine Fair, etc. It is also the municipal administration that manages Camping Ettelbruck.