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Government Archives

Luxembourg National Archives
Plateau du Saint-Esprit
Chemin de la Corniche
L-1475 Luxembourg
Postal address: PO Box 6, L-2010 Luxembourg
Telephone: +352 2478 6660
E-mail: service.accueil@an.etat.lu
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Do not hesitate to contact our genealogical service at monique.bertoldo@an.etat.lu or at (+352) 247 8 66 84 or ask our staff during your visit to the Archives.

Hôtel de Ville – Ville de Luxembourg (Municipal administration of the city of Luxembourg)
État-Civil
42 Place Guillaume
L-2090 Luxembourg
Tel.: (011) (352) 47 96-1
Ordering civil registry records


Bierger-Center
26a, bd Royal L-2449
Luxembourg
L-2090 Luxembourg
Telephone: +(352) 4796 2200
Fax: +(352) 26 2709 99
E-mail: bierger-center@vdl.lu
Certificates

Certificate of residence, Extended residence certificate (long-form), Certificate of registration at a reference address, Certificate of voter registration, Certificates of life

Church Archives

The Catholic Archdioceses of Luxembourg Archives
4, rue Genistre L-1623 Luxembourg
Postal address: BP 419, L-2014 Luxembourg
Email address: archives.diocesaines cathol.lu
Phone: 00352 46 20 23
Fax: 00352 47 53 81
Luxembourg Diocesan Archives Online parish records

Libraries

Bibliothèque Nationale Luxembourg (BnL) (National Library of Luxembourg)
37D, Avenue John F. Kennedy
L-1855 Luxembourg
Telephone: (+352) 26 55 9-100
E-mail: info@bnl.etat.lu
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Wikipedia:National Library of Luxembourg

Museums

Wikipedia: List of museums in Luxembourg

Record Offices

The vital records of Luxembourg, 1600-1890, were created and maintained by village and district Catholic parishes and by civil authorities. These records include baptisms, births, burials, confirmations, conversions, deaths, and marriages, for example. During the Napoleonic era, an alternate calendar and system of records description were used. Records are microfilmed, digitized, and indexed by FamilySearch:


Civil registration offices of the commune (municipality) where the birth, marriage, or death took place keep one copy of the record. This is important for records more recent than 1941.

Monsieur l'officier de l'état-civil
Mairie de (Town)
(Postal code) (Town)
Luxembourg

Requests should be written in French. You can successfully write in French using this French Letter Writing Guide.