Luxembourg

Travelling exhibitions and activities

The Anne Frank House works across Luxembourg to keep Anne’s story alive and foster education about the Second World War, the Holocaust, antisemitism, prejudice, human rights, and the importance of democracy.

In Luxembourg, we offer educational initiatives centered on our traveling exhibitions, helping schools, cultural institutions, and communities engage with Anne Frank's story and its relevance today. While we currently do not offer materials in Luxembourgish, our educational resources and traveling exhibitions are available in French, making them accessible to audiences across the country. Interested in discovering more educational resources? Explore our full range of programs using the link below:

To online French educational material

Local partner
In Luxembourg, our educational activities are organized in close cooperation with our partners in France. Drawing on their expertise in Holocaust education, human rights, and remembrance, they support the delivery of exhibitions, educational programs, and learning opportunities for schools and communities across Luxembourg.

History
Our work in Luxembourg began in 1997, when we launched our first educational activities in the country. Since then, we have continued to expand our programs and exhibitions, reaching students, educators, and communities across Luxembourg.

Contact
Reach out to us for questions, educational programs or partnerships. Contact the Anne Frank House, contact our partner in France.