Antiques & Art Fair Luxembourg

The Antiques & Art Fair Luxembourg is one of the most visited antiques fairs in Europe. Every year, the event welcomes around one hundred international galleries and antique dealers, who display their stunning antiques for the attendees to admire. Over the course of four days, visitors can marvel at and acquire the exhibitors’ latest discoveries. All interested parties can be assured that each of the pieces has been examined, and therefore authenticated, by experts on site.

The Antiques & Art Fair Luxembourg is a unique opportunity for demanding amateurs and recognized professionals to meet and connect. Every year, the fair welcomes renowned exhibitors, who are known for the uniqueness and quality of their antiques and art. Many of these vendors attend this fair each year, so the event also becomes somewhat of a reunion of antique professionals from across Europe and further afield! This creates a welcoming and jovial atmosphere across the four days of this antique fair.

As well as the returning exhibitors, The Antiques & Art Fair Luxembourg also introduces new professional antique dealers each year. The organizers take care to ensure that the exhibits are wide-ranging in both the kinds of collectibles on offer and the historical eras represented. Items found here span the course of 5000 years! Visitors can expect to see sculptures, furniture, silverware, artwork, jewelry, stone pieces, clocks, and so much more. After each fair, the organizers list some of the most spectacular pieces from the event on their website, so it is worth checking this out for a small hint at the treasures that are uncovered at this fair.

Though the fantastic pieces are the main draw for visitors to The Antiques & Art Fair Luxembourg, there are other reasons that antique lovers will enjoy these four days. Lectures take place over the course of the fair, musical performances accompany the exhibitions, and fine dining events are available according to reservation. It is clear to see why this fair has been a successful, annual antiquing event since the 70s.