Schluechthaus | Ville de Luxembourg

Upcoming events at the Schluechthaus

An extensive pre-works programme to promote and revitalise the Schluechthaus (Old Slaughterhouse) has been launched. The aim is to test out the ideas garnered about the site's future use during the civic outreach process. Before construction work begins, a series of one-time events – including cultural, sports and intergenerational activities – will be put on at the Schluechthaus.

Conferences & seminars

on 05.04.2025 from 10:00 to 15:00

Repair Cafe

Venue | Schluechthaus

All upcoming events

Whether you come by bus or car, find all the necessary information to access events at the Schluechthaus!

Getting to the Schluechthaus

From former slaughterhouse to cultural hub of tomorrow

The Schluechthaus, which belongs to the City of Luxembourg, covers an area of around 2.5 ha, including a number of green spaces. Situated in Hollerich near major thoroughfares, several schools and the future Porte de Hollerich eco-district, the Schluechthaus occupies a superb location in southern Luxembourg City.

After the slaughterhouse was closed in 1997, the buildings on this site were used for a few years to accommodate the City of Luxembourg's Service Sports (Sports Department), a skatepark and several storage areas.

Architectural design competition

The City plans to revitalise the Schluechthaus site, which boasts an excellent location near major thoroughfares, several schools and the future "Porte de Holle…

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Key events

Season Opening

The Season Opening is a festive weekend offering a glimpse of the activities and themes on this year's calendar. The kick-off event gives a taste of the diverse upcoming programme. A host of activities and installations are planned to get you excited about the initiatives being held throughout the year.

Repair Café at Schluechthaus

The City of Luxembourg and "Repair Café Lëtzebuerg" host the "Repair Café at Schluechthaus" – an event that is part of the City's wider policy on combating climate change. Volunteers with the knowledge and skills to repair damaged or broken items (clothes, small electrical appliances, bikes, toys, small items of furniture, etc.) will be on site to help visitors give their treasured possessions a new lease on life.