The General Patton Memorial Museum is dedicated to a figure in the liberation of Luxembourg, but it also allows you to learn more about the Nazi occupation, the Battle of the Ardennes in this country, and the history of the air war that took place there. occurred.
The little +: A room is devoted to military archeology and presents an important collection of weapons, ammunition and pieces of equipment, discovered between 1975 and 1995 on the former battlefields of Luxembourg. Also, a room in the museum is dedicated to military planes crashed on Luxembourg territory during the Second World War, there are about 250 of them. In this room, you can discover the remains of about thirty German, American, British and French including 6 complete engines.
This site is part of Land of Memory, the destination where you go back in time on the traces of History.
Admission price
Adults: 5€
Children and teenagers (10-18 years old): €3
Children under 10: free admission
Students (with identity card): 3€
People with disabilities: Free entry
School classes: Free admission
General Patton Memorial Museum
5 Rue Dr Klein
9054 Ettelbruck
Luxembourg
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Supermiro is getting a makeover for Brussels and Geneva.
The service will not be available for the next few months in these two areas.
But remains AVAILABLE for Luxembourg and the Greater Region.
