Attraction · Ettelbruck, Luxembourg

General Patton Memorial Museum

A museum tracing the main events of the Second World War in Luxembourg, paying tribute to General George S. Patton Jr. and the US Third Army with photographs, documents and equipment.

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Visitor address: 5 Rue Docteur Klein, 9054 Ettelbruck
Postal code: 9054

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