EU: Luxembourg. old city view (1905) through time

Luxembourg City 1903–1905 4 photos of this spot

4 photographs taken at the same spot in Luxembourg City, spanning 1903–1905 — 4 of them from before 1980. Line them up and watch the place change.

Fort Thüngen, nicknamed the 'Drei Eicheln' (Three Acorns) for its distinctive towers, photographed in Luxembourg City in 1903 as a remnant of the city's dismantled 19th-century fortifications.

EU: Luxembourg. "Fort Thüngen" (Drei Eicheln) (1903) 1903 Fort Thüngen, nicknamed the 'Drei Eicheln' (Three Acorns) for its distinctive towers, photographed in Luxembourg City in 1903 as a remnant of the city's dismantled 19th-century fortifications.

EU: Luxembourg. old city view (1905) 1905 An old view of Luxembourg City's historic quarter, published as a postcard in 1905, captures the fortress town before much of its later twentieth-century development.

EU: Luxemburg. "Fort Thüngen" (Drei Eicheln) (1905) 1905 Fort Thungen, also known locally as the Drei Eicheln for its three tower forms, was among the fortifications guarding Luxembourg City; this 1905 postcard preserves its appearance before later alterations to the site.

EU: Luxembourg. La Passerelle (via the Petrusstal; 1859-1861) (1905) 1905 La Passerelle, the stone viaduct built across the Petrusse valley between 1859 and 1861, connects Luxembourg City's upper town to its southern districts and is shown here in a 1905 postcard view.