Luxembourg's only dedicated automobile museum, housed in the former Jean Wagner car factory and covering the history of motorized transport from the late 19th century through the 1970s with rotating thematic exhibitions.
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A private collection reported to be one of the largest holdings of Fendt tractors in the world, owned by the Reiff family's agricultural contracting company, with a purpose-built museum hall reportedly under development.
Operated by the City of Luxembourg, this free museum traces the history of the capital's public transport from horse-drawn trams (1875) through the electric tram era to buses.
A volunteer-run fire brigade museum opened in 2020 in a former fire station, displaying historic fire engines, equipment and uniforms.
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