Stadtmuseum

Musée d’Histoire de la Ville de Vianden

A charmingly small museum, housed in two adjoining buildings on the main street. One of the buildings still has its 19th-century interiors, while the other serves as a bakery museum, with part of the décor of the 1950s bakery that was housed here on display. The house that now has the bakery museum, was once the home of famous poet Edmond de la Fontaine, famous under his pen-name Dicks. A tablet on the façade reminds of the buildings famous former inhabitant. All the text in the museum is in German, but there's an English translation text available on request. The entrance ticket also gives free access to the copper mine museum in Stolzembourg, about 6 km out of Vianden.

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Address

96-98 Grand-Rue

Hours

Open Easter to Oct., daily 11-17, although in low season it's closed on Mondays

Price

€3, child €1.50