Welcoming around 40,000 visitors annually, the European Museum Schengen is a vibrant place of European memory. Located at the symbolic tripoint where Luxembourg, Germany, and France meet on the Moselle River, the museum highlights the path to freedom of movement across the Schengen Area. Through interactive exhibitions, tailored guided tours, and educational programs, it explores the history and significance of the Schengen Agreements, making it especially valuable for school classes and groups interested in this topic.

The museum has grown into a renowned centre for documentation and education, fostering dialogue, exchange, and international cooperation with a European outlook. Its extraordinary location and role in promoting European integration were recognized in 2017 with the award of the European Heritage Label to both the museum and the village of Schengen.