The European Archaeology Days return on 9 July 2026 to open the doors to often overlooked heritage. This initiative allows the general public to meet archaeologists, visit excavation sites and discover how history is reconstructed from buried objects.

Luxembourg actively participates in this European event, with archaeological sites spread throughout the country. The border region with Belgian Gaume also has numerous Roman and medieval remains. Families, history enthusiasts and antiquity lovers all find something to enjoy in an educational and accessible atmosphere.

If you're staying in Gaume, it's an opportunity to cross the border for an enriching cultural outing. Bring good walking shoes for field visits and check the schedules of proposed activities, which vary depending on the participating sites.