Mudam

Mudam is an art museum in Kirchberg dedicated to contemporary works displayed across three floors in an expansive building. The venue provides exhibition galleries, public spaces, and studios that support diverse artistic expressions and installations.

The museum opened in 2006 on the grounds of the former Fort Thüngen, with American architect I.M. Pei shaping its design and vision. Converting this historical military site into an art space marked a shift in how the country positioned itself culturally.

The museum honors Grand Duke Jean and reflects Luxembourg's commitment to showcasing modern artistic expression through its programming. Artists receive space to mount their own exhibitions, presenting works without curatorial filters or themes imposed from outside.

The museum sits in the Kirchberg district with multiple entrances and parking available nearby. Visitors should plan flexibly since exhibition spaces maintain varying hours depending on the day, and some areas may occasionally close for special events or maintenance.

In the adjacent Park Dräi Eechelen, a time capsule art project by Agnes Denes connects present-day artistic works with a message for future generations. This site-specific piece shows how the museum extends its role beyond its building walls into the surrounding landscape.

Location: Luxembourg

Location: Kirchberg

Inception: 2006

Architects: I. M. Pei

Official opening: 2006

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Opening Hours: Saturday-Monday 11:00-18:00, Wednesday-Friday 11:00-20:00

Phone: +3524537851

Email: info@mudam.lu

Website: https://mudam.com

GPS coordinates: 49.61709,6.13990

Latest update: December 9, 2025 18:44