Philharmonie Luxembourg

Philharmonie Luxembourg is a concert hall in Kirchberg featuring a distinctive facade of white steel and glass with curved lines throughout. The building contains multiple performance spaces designed to accommodate different types of musical presentations and audience sizes.

The hall was planned after Luxembourg's selection as European Capital of Culture and developed as a major cultural project for the city. It emerged from transformations in the country's media landscape and has shaped cultural life since it opened its doors.

The venue shapes local cultural life by hosting diverse musical performances and attracting visitors from across the region. It has become a gathering place where people experience classical music, contemporary works, and experimental performances together.

The building is easily accessible in a modern district and well connected by public transportation. Visitors should know that the different performance spaces have varying setups depending on each event, so accessibility and layout may differ by program.

The main performance space features a sophisticated acoustic engineering system designed to deliver even sound quality throughout the room. This technical approach allows listeners in any seat to experience balanced audio, making the listening experience consistent across the entire hall.

Location: Luxembourg

Architects: Christian de Portzamparc

Official opening: June 26, 2005

Address: 1, place de l’Europe L-1499 Luxembourg

Phone: +3522602271

Email: info@philharmonie.lu

Website: https://philharmonie.lu

GPS coordinates: 49.61849,6.14209

Latest update: December 8, 2025 20:03