Luga asbl
Organisation et promotion de l'évènement LUGA 2025
103, route d’Arlon L-8009 Strassen
Tél. : (+ 352) 26 12 10
https://benevolat.lu/en/
On our various sites: Visitor information, Guidance, Access control, Installation control, etc. Presence by prior agreement according to our calendar of events,
LUGA - Luxembourg Urban Garden is an open-air exhibition of urban gardens, landscape and artistic installations, agricultural projects and living spaces to be discovered from 7 May to 18 October 2025.
The LUGA ephemeral exhibition will take over five emblematic sites in Luxembourg: the Alzette valley, the Edouard André municipal park, the Pétrusse valley, the Kirchberg and the town of Ettelbruck in the Nordstad.
Explore the city of the future on a number of different itineraries, and enjoy a moment of relaxation in the midst of colourful gardens, captivating agricultural landscapes and numerous leisure and meeting areas.
For six months, this unique and largely free exhibition will be an open-air ideas laboratory, a platform for exchange and experimentation, where every visitor can contribute to a collective reflection on the future of our cities and take part in a wide-ranging programme and series of events linked to the LUGA themes.
Organisation et promotion de l'évènement LUGA 2025
110 Avenue Gaston Diderich , 1420 Luxembourg
+352 621 700 404
https://www.facebook.com/lugaluxembourg
https://www.linkedin.com/company/luga-luxembourg/
https://www.luga.lu
LUGA - Luxembourg Urban Garden is an open-air exhibition of urban gardens, landscape and artistic installations, agricultural projects and living spaces to be discovered from 7 May to 18 October 2025.
The LUGA ephemeral exhibition will take over five emblematic sites in Luxembourg: the Alzette valley, the Edouard André municipal park, the Pétrusse valley, the Kirchberg and the town of Ettelbruck in the Nordstad.
Explore the city of the future on a number of different itineraries, and enjoy a moment of relaxation in the midst of colourful gardens, captivating agricultural landscapes and numerous leisure and meeting areas.
For six months, this unique and largely free exhibition will be an open-air ideas laboratory, a platform for exchange and experimentation, where every visitor can contribute to a collective reflection on the future of our cities and take part in a wide-ranging programme and series of events linked to the LUGA themes.