Why not extend your stay in Luxembourg? Join us for a series of cultural and educational activities designed to highlight the research, history and natural riches of the city and country of Luxembourg.
The activities will take place on the 19th of May; we ask participants to choose their preferred activity when registering for the conference.
Reservations will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis, so make sure to reserve your seat as soon as possible!
Visit to the Luxembourg Science Centre
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The Luxembourg Science Center is a dynamic and entertaining discovery hub dedicated to science and new technologies, designed to captivate audiences of all ages. In its exploration hall, visitors can engage with over 100 interactive stations, enjoy “science shows”, and participate in daily hands-on workshops.
Experience science and technology in a playful and inspiring way: whether you’re exploring the universe in the planetarium, joining the kitchen lab workshop, playing table football against a robot or simulating an earthquake… amazement and enthusiasm are guaranteed!
After the visit of the Science Center you can either stay there a bit longer, or go back by train to Belval or Esch-sur-Alzette, to have lunch there. Lunch is on your own responisbility. Belval and Esch-sur-Alzette have a great selection of restaurants.
Guided Tour of the Belval Campus
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We warmly invite the delegates of the EUSEA Annual Conference to explore the Belval campus —once the heart of Luxembourg’s steel industry and now a leading centre for innovation and science.
During the visit, delegates will discover the historical significance and inner workings of the blast furnaces and steel production processes. A climb to the 40-meter-high viewing platform, via 180 steps, offers a rewarding panoramic view of the surrounding area.
Participants will also learn about the conservation and integration of the blast furnaces within the City of Sciences, Research and Innovation, as well as the development of the new urban quarter and its forward-looking architectural and planning projects.
Visit the Luxembourg Natural Museum of History
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The National Museum of Natural History is not only a public exhibition space but also a leading research institute. Behind its displays lies a vibrant scientific community dedicated to studying a vast collection of millions of specimens and exploring Luxembourg’s natural heritage.
The museum houses the largest natural history collection in the country. Each specimen showcased has undergone extensive fieldwork, meticulous laboratory analysis, and precise identification. Only the most remarkable examples are selected for exhibition, reflecting the depth and rigour of the museum’s scientific work.
Visit the historic heart of Luxembourg City
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Discover Luxembourg City – a charming European capital where history meets innovation. Stroll through its UNESCO-listed old quarters and fortifications, enjoy breathtaking views from the city’s scenic bridges and parks, and explore its vibrant multicultural atmosphere. As one of the EU’s capitals, Luxembourg is home to major European institutions and offers a safe, welcoming environment with a rich blend of languages, cultures, and modern urban development.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION:
After you visit Luxembourg city or the Luxembourg National History Museum, you may participate in the EUSEA pre-conference apéro, stay a bit on your own in Luxembourg city or come back to Belval or Esch-sur-Alzette with the train (for free) or with the bus (included in the package; departure at 19h30 or 22h30).
Conference dinner is included in the price of registration. Diner for accompanying persons is subject to availability, organizers will share more information about availability and options once the conference registration is completed and closed.
If you are ready to socialise a little earlier, why not join us at Cafe Saga, a short walk from the conference venue and the restaurant, for an early drink and a deep discussions before the fun at the conference dinner.
Schmelz stands out as a remarkable dining destination that seamlessly blends historical charm with modern culinary experiences. Nestled in Belval, Esch-sur-Alzette, this restaurant is not only a feast for the senses but also a tribute to the region’s rich industrial heritage. The ambience is a captivating mix of comfort and sophistication, featuring stylish decor that enhances the dining experience.
