Events

With the conquest of Gaul by Caesar in the 50s BC, the area which later became Luxembourg came under Roman rule. The land was inhabited by the Celtic tribe of the Treveri, who repeatedly resisted Rome and were only gradually Romanized in the first decade BC, when they were integrated into the province of Gallia […]

This Virtual Program is Sold Out.   Join us for an engaging virtual presentation exploring one of the most significant moments in Luxembourg’s modern history, the abdication of the former Grand Duke, Henri and the accession of the new Grand Duke, Guillaume. This program will delve into the historical context, ceremonial traditions, and constitutional implications […]

The House of Luxembourg in New York City serves as a central hub for Luxembourg’s economic diplomacy and cultural exchange in the United States. This two part program explores the House’s role in strengthening Luxembourg American relations through business development, innovation, and cultural engagement. Luc Decker, Consul General of Luxembourg and Executive Director of the […]

This program is the second part of the History Talk series and continues the exploration of Luxembourg’s past. Building on the first talk, which covered the early years from 963 to 1443, this installment focuses on the transformative period beginning in 1443, when Luxembourg came under foreign rule. From there, it traces the country’s evolution […]