Built in 1732 as a defencive part of the fortress, it nowadays hosts the museum of the fortress of Luxembourg.
Link to the original photo by John Beach on Flickr
Luxembourg now & then
Gérard Kieffer
Fort Thüngen (Three Acorns)
More photos from this collection
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Rue du pont and Pfaffenthal church
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The Pfaffenthal district
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Maison de Cassal
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Buildings along the Alzette River and “Red Bridge”
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Fort Thüngen (Three Acorns)
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The Pfaffenthal, seen from Fort Niedergrünewald
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Rue Des Trois Glands, Pfaffenthal
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Train bridge over the Rue Des Trois Glands
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Neumünster Abbey
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The cobblestone streets inside the old city – part 2
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Pfaffenthal district in the valley
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Quartier du Grund from above
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The “Bock Fiels” rock
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The cobblestone streets inside the old city
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Spanish gate, Montée du Grund
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Chemin de la corniche, the most beautiful balcony of Europe
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The Fëschmaart (fish market) square
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