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Villa Louvigny
Villa Louvigny (2017)
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General information
Location	All. Marconi, 1840Ville-Haute,Luxembourg City,Luxembourg
Design and construction
Architects	Pierre Reuter [lb] Nicolas Schmit-Noesen [lb] Hubert Schumacher [lb] Pierre Schaack [lb]

49°36′41″N06°07′21″E / 49.61139°N 6.12250°E /49.61139; 6.12250

Villa Louvigny is a building inLuxembourg City, in southernLuxembourg, that served as the headquarters ofCompagnie Luxembourgeoise de Télédiffusion, the forerunner ofRTL Group. It is located in theMunicipal Park, in theVille Hautequarter of the city.

Built in 1920 on a site that before had been the Louvigny fort of the oldfortress of Luxembourg, it was named after Jean Charles de Landas, Count of Louvigny, who was chief engineer and interim governor of the fortress in the 1670s.^[1] The building was rented to theCompagnie Luxembourgeoise de Télédiffusion, who eventually bought the building in 1936. In 1991 the administrative offices moved to a new building on the Kirchberg plateau, followed by the technical installations in 1996. The philharmonic orchestra of Luxembourg remained in the facilities until 2005 when the Philharmony building was finished.

Villa Louvigny has hosted theEurovision Song Contest twice, in1962 and1966.

Since 2000, the Villa Louvigny has been the main seat of the Ministry of Health.

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