Publication date: 2024-10-17
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A spot for nature and science lovers
A spot for nature and science lovers
Why do just one exhibition when you can do two? And if we had to sum up for you in a few words the two new exhibitions at the Musée national d'histoire naturelle focusing on geological heritage and animals in just a few words, we'd probably say: multi-sensory, surprising and captivating. Come on, we'll take you on a tour 🪨🪲
Why do just one exhibition when you can do two? And if we had to sum up for you in a few words the two new exhibitions at the Musée national d'histoire naturelle focusing on geological heritage and animals in just a few words, we'd probably say: multi-sensory, surprising and captivating. Come on, we'll take you on a tour 🪨🪲
Why do just one exhibition when you can do two? And if we had to sum up for you in a few words the two new exhibitions at the Musée national d'histoire naturelle focusing on geological heritage and animals in just a few words, we'd probably say: multi-sensory, surprising and captivating. Come on, we'll take you on a tour 🪨🪲
Why do just one exhibition when you can do two? And if we had to sum up for you in a few words the two new exhibitions at the Musée national d'histoire naturelle focusing on geological heritage and animals in just a few words, we'd probably say: multi-sensory, surprising and captivating. Come on, we'll take you on a tour 🪨🪲
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Luxembourg on the Rocks exhibition
📍 Musée national d’histoire naturelle - 2nd floor
📅 From October 11th to March 16th 2025
If you think rocks are just immobile things with no history, Luxembourg on the Rocks will prove you wrong! The exhibition plunges you into the geological history of Luxembourg, and it's far from just a history-geography lesson. Here, science, culture and history come together to give you a real experience!
And yes, the exhibition awakened all our senses 👀 We were able to touch and feel the different textures of the rocks, do a blind water tasting (beware, tap water was hidden in the tasting...), discover our musical talent with a stone instrument or observe the little living creatures who live in a cave... 🕸️
But that's not all! We discovered a whole raft of super-interesting information! From the architecture of this small country, to the mineral notes in wine, to the rocky Luxembourg of yesteryear, we can tell you that you'll be unbeatable on the subject (it's a shame there isn't a ‘rocks’ category in Trivial Pursuit...) And we owe it all to the exhibition's two exceptional curators, who provide a fascinating scientific perspective 📚
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Luxembourg on the Rocks exhibition
📍 Musée national d’histoire naturelle - 2nd floor
📅 From October 11th to March 16th 2025
If you think rocks are just immobile things with no history, Luxembourg on the Rocks will prove you wrong! The exhibition plunges you into the geological history of Luxembourg, and it's far from just a history-geography lesson. Here, science, culture and history come together to give you a real experience!
And yes, the exhibition awakened all our senses 👀 We were able to touch and feel the different textures of the rocks, do a blind water tasting (beware, tap water was hidden in the tasting...), discover our musical talent with a stone instrument or observe the little living creatures who live in a cave... 🕸️
But that's not all! We discovered a whole raft of super-interesting information! From the architecture of this small country, to the mineral notes in wine, to the rocky Luxembourg of yesteryear, we can tell you that you'll be unbeatable on the subject (it's a shame there isn't a ‘rocks’ category in Trivial Pursuit...) And we owe it all to the exhibition's two exceptional curators, who provide a fascinating scientific perspective 📚
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Luxembourg on the Rocks exhibition
📍 Musée national d’histoire naturelle - 2nd floor
📅 From October 11th to March 16th 2025
If you think rocks are just immobile things with no history, Luxembourg on the Rocks will prove you wrong! The exhibition plunges you into the geological history of Luxembourg, and it's far from just a history-geography lesson. Here, science, culture and history come together to give you a real experience!
And yes, the exhibition awakened all our senses 👀 We were able to touch and feel the different textures of the rocks, do a blind water tasting (beware, tap water was hidden in the tasting...), discover our musical talent with a stone instrument or observe the little living creatures who live in a cave... 🕸️
But that's not all! We discovered a whole raft of super-interesting information! From the architecture of this small country, to the mineral notes in wine, to the rocky Luxembourg of yesteryear, we can tell you that you'll be unbeatable on the subject (it's a shame there isn't a ‘rocks’ category in Trivial Pursuit...) And we owe it all to the exhibition's two exceptional curators, who provide a fascinating scientific perspective 📚
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Luxembourg on the Rocks exhibition
📍 Musée national d’histoire naturelle - 2nd floor
📅 From October 11th to March 16th 2025
If you think rocks are just immobile things with no history, Luxembourg on the Rocks will prove you wrong! The exhibition plunges you into the geological history of Luxembourg, and it's far from just a history-geography lesson. Here, science, culture and history come together to give you a real experience!
And yes, the exhibition awakened all our senses 👀 We were able to touch and feel the different textures of the rocks, do a blind water tasting (beware, tap water was hidden in the tasting...), discover our musical talent with a stone instrument or observe the little living creatures who live in a cave... 🕸️
But that's not all! We discovered a whole raft of super-interesting information! From the architecture of this small country, to the mineral notes in wine, to the rocky Luxembourg of yesteryear, we can tell you that you'll be unbeatable on the subject (it's a shame there isn't a ‘rocks’ category in Trivial Pursuit...) And we owe it all to the exhibition's two exceptional curators, who provide a fascinating scientific perspective 📚
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Tönende Tiere exhibition
📍Musée national d’histoire naturelle - 2nd floor
📅 From October 12th to January 5th 2025
Ready to embark on a safari like no other? Welcome to the colourful world of Tönende Tiere! Just imagine: life-size animal sculptures (and more) made from recycled odds and ends by Matthias Garff, an artist who knows how to transform an old saucepan into an owl or a telephone dial into a frog 🐸
We fell in love with the peacock-suitcase!
To accompany these little beasts, DJ and nature lover (of course) Dominik Eulberg takes you on a journey into his world of sound by reproducing and revisiting the sounds of animals.
In short, between the recycled sculptures and the animal beats, you're sure to have a great experience of the beauty and diversity of nature. A vibrant hotspot of biodiversity for you and your little ones to discover!
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Tönende Tiere exhibition
📍Musée national d’histoire naturelle - 2nd floor
📅 From October 12th to January 5th 2025
Ready to embark on a safari like no other? Welcome to the colourful world of Tönende Tiere! Just imagine: life-size animal sculptures (and more) made from recycled odds and ends by Matthias Garff, an artist who knows how to transform an old saucepan into an owl or a telephone dial into a frog 🐸
We fell in love with the peacock-suitcase!
To accompany these little beasts, DJ and nature lover (of course) Dominik Eulberg takes you on a journey into his world of sound by reproducing and revisiting the sounds of animals.
In short, between the recycled sculptures and the animal beats, you're sure to have a great experience of the beauty and diversity of nature. A vibrant hotspot of biodiversity for you and your little ones to discover!
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Tönende Tiere exhibition
📍Musée national d’histoire naturelle - 2nd floor
📅 From October 12th to January 5th 2025
Ready to embark on a safari like no other? Welcome to the colourful world of Tönende Tiere! Just imagine: life-size animal sculptures (and more) made from recycled odds and ends by Matthias Garff, an artist who knows how to transform an old saucepan into an owl or a telephone dial into a frog 🐸
We fell in love with the peacock-suitcase!
To accompany these little beasts, DJ and nature lover (of course) Dominik Eulberg takes you on a journey into his world of sound by reproducing and revisiting the sounds of animals.
In short, between the recycled sculptures and the animal beats, you're sure to have a great experience of the beauty and diversity of nature. A vibrant hotspot of biodiversity for you and your little ones to discover!
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Tönende Tiere exhibition
📍Musée national d’histoire naturelle - 2nd floor
📅 From October 12th to January 5th 2025
Ready to embark on a safari like no other? Welcome to the colourful world of Tönende Tiere! Just imagine: life-size animal sculptures (and more) made from recycled odds and ends by Matthias Garff, an artist who knows how to transform an old saucepan into an owl or a telephone dial into a frog 🐸
We fell in love with the peacock-suitcase!
To accompany these little beasts, DJ and nature lover (of course) Dominik Eulberg takes you on a journey into his world of sound by reproducing and revisiting the sounds of animals.
In short, between the recycled sculptures and the animal beats, you're sure to have a great experience of the beauty and diversity of nature. A vibrant hotspot of biodiversity for you and your little ones to discover!
At the MNHN, they don't do things by halves, offering you two really cool programmes to go with the exhibitions: lectures, workshops, guided excursions, but also interactive shows, fascinating discussions, concerts... And of course, we've put together a mini selection for you:
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A stone path through the city
📍 Departure from MNHN
📅 November 3rd from 10am to 12pm
Take a stroll with exhibition curator Hans Fellner and discover how stone impacts Luxembourg's past and present 🏰
At the MNHN, they don't do things by halves, offering you two really cool programmes to go with the exhibitions: lectures, workshops, guided excursions, but also interactive shows, fascinating discussions, concerts... And of course, we've put together a mini selection for you:
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A stone path through the city
📍 Departure from MNHN
📅 November 3rd from 10am to 12pm
Take a stroll with exhibition curator Hans Fellner and discover how stone impacts Luxembourg's past and present 🏰
At the MNHN, they don't do things by halves, offering you two really cool programmes to go with the exhibitions: lectures, workshops, guided excursions, but also interactive shows, fascinating discussions, concerts... And of course, we've put together a mini selection for you:
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A stone path through the city
📍 Departure from MNHN
📅 November 3rd from 10am to 12pm
Take a stroll with exhibition curator Hans Fellner and discover how stone impacts Luxembourg's past and present 🏰
At the MNHN, they don't do things by halves, offering you two really cool programmes to go with the exhibitions: lectures, workshops, guided excursions, but also interactive shows, fascinating discussions, concerts... And of course, we've put together a mini selection for you:
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A stone path through the city
📍 Departure from MNHN
📅 November 3rd from 10am to 12pm
Take a stroll with exhibition curator Hans Fellner and discover how stone impacts Luxembourg's past and present 🏰
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Wine and geology
📅 January 28th from 6.30 to 8pm
How about a little wine tasting from Luxembourg's Moselle region? Perfect to illustrate the importance of geological diversity in the production of unique grape varieties 🍷
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Wine and geology
📅 January 28th from 6.30 to 8pm
How about a little wine tasting from Luxembourg's Moselle region? Perfect to illustrate the importance of geological diversity in the production of unique grape varieties 🍷
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Wine and geology
📅 January 28th from 6.30 to 8pm
How about a little wine tasting from Luxembourg's Moselle region? Perfect to illustrate the importance of geological diversity in the production of unique grape varieties 🍷
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Wine and geology
📅 January 28th from 6.30 to 8pm
How about a little wine tasting from Luxembourg's Moselle region? Perfect to illustrate the importance of geological diversity in the production of unique grape varieties 🍷
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Children's reading - Le grillon qui n’a pas de chanson
📅 October 26th in the morning
The story of a little cricket who, unlike his animal friends, doesn't have a song... In short, a great read to share with your little ones aged 3 and over 👧🏻
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Children's reading - Le grillon qui n’a pas de chanson
📅 October 26th in the morning
The story of a little cricket who, unlike his animal friends, doesn't have a song... In short, a great read to share with your little ones aged 3 and over 👧🏻
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Children's reading - Le grillon qui n’a pas de chanson
📅 October 26th in the morning
The story of a little cricket who, unlike his animal friends, doesn't have a song... In short, a great read to share with your little ones aged 3 and over 👧🏻
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Children's reading - Le grillon qui n’a pas de chanson
📅 October 26th in the morning
The story of a little cricket who, unlike his animal friends, doesn't have a song... In short, a great read to share with your little ones aged 3 and over 👧🏻
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Conference – Animals speak - let's listen to them
📅 November 26th from 6.30pm to 8pm
Did you know that crocodiles wriggle, hyenas laugh, chickadees tweet and crickets chirp? Join Professor Nicolas Mathevon for a discussion about animal cries and try to unravel their mystery... 🦭🐛
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Conference – Animals speak - let's listen to them
📅 November 26th from 6.30pm to 8pm
Did you know that crocodiles wriggle, hyenas laugh, chickadees tweet and crickets chirp? Join Professor Nicolas Mathevon for a discussion about animal cries and try to unravel their mystery... 🦭🐛
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Conference – Animals speak - let's listen to them
📅 November 26th from 6.30pm to 8pm
Did you know that crocodiles wriggle, hyenas laugh, chickadees tweet and crickets chirp? Join Professor Nicolas Mathevon for a discussion about animal cries and try to unravel their mystery... 🦭🐛
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Conference – Animals speak - let's listen to them
📅 November 26th from 6.30pm to 8pm
Did you know that crocodiles wriggle, hyenas laugh, chickadees tweet and crickets chirp? Join Professor Nicolas Mathevon for a discussion about animal cries and try to unravel their mystery... 🦭🐛
