Visit Minett
Description
Nothing Is Permanent is a major exhibition of sculptures in public space in the city of Esch-sur-Alzette. Starting from Rathausplatz, a circular route connects 23 monumental works by established and up-and-coming national and international artists. Playful, contemplative or unusual, the works question the role of art in a rapidly changing urban and social context, stimulating the public to discover or rediscover the capital of the South from new perspectives.
Directions
Departing from the starting point at the Esch-sur-Alzette town square, the path first takes you in the direction of the "Schlassgoart" before the route returns to the town centre; past the municipal hospital "Centre Hospitalier Emile Mayrisch" and the Badeanstalt, the path also leads through the Parc Laval. Returning to the city center and along the longest continuous pedestrian street in the Grand Duchy, the route then takes you to the Place de la Résistance and the Resistance Museum and the Municipal Theater before continuing towards the French border. The new art gallery in Esch is also located along the course. After that, the path briefly turns almost to the former industrial area "Rout Lëns" to the music conservatory, before returning again and finally ending in front of the old Ariston cinema, today part of the theatre.
The way is not signposted.
For your safety
Remember to wear sturdy shoes and pay attention to the traffic regulations at road crossings.
Equipment
Remember to dress appropriately for the weather.
Journey
Public transport: The train station in Esch-sur-Alzette is 300 meters from the start of the tour.
Getting there: If you come by car, follow the parking guidance system to "Hôtel de Ville"
Parking: Parking spaces are available in the "Hôtel de Ville" car park.
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