GRIDX reveals its opening date and the shops that will be there

The long-awaited GRIDX development in Wickrange, one of Luxembourg’s largest mixed-use complexes, will begin opening its doors in phases from next month, developers have confirmed.

While the official grand opening is scheduled for 18 September, the new complex situated along the A4 motorway will begin welcoming visitors in early July, starting with a series of invitation-only and preview events, according to a statement issued Tuesday.

GRIDX was developed by Félix Giorgetti and designed as a “multi-experience destination” combining crafts, retail and events across thousands of square metres. The phased opening, developers say, aims to “create a dynamic, evolving experience” for both visitors and partners.

The site includes a 133-room hotel, a motor showroom and museum (Motorworld), a digital art centre and an event hall with a capacity for 1,200 people. It also features a business centre with 13 meeting rooms and co-working spaces, alongside dedicated zones for leisure, retail, gastronomy and interior design.

One of the first spaces to open this summer will be the Summer Lounge, designed to host corporate and public events. According to developers, this soft-launch concept will mark the beginning of the site’s operational life and set the tone for future activities.

Automotive brands such as Alpine, Bentley, Ducati, KTM, Europcar, APL and BestWash are set to move in over the coming months. The Cloche d’Or driving school will also open a new site in Wickrange, offering driving courses on a circuit.

In mid-September, German retailer Engelhorn Sport will launch its multi-brand fashion and sporting goods shop. The developers say the retail section will feature brands not yet widely available in Luxembourg, with a dedicated “fashion zone” targeting gaps in the local market.

The food and leisure offering is also broad. The Taste food hall will begin serving from 1 September, offering dishes from around the world. Other confirmed tenants include Boom! Karaoke, which will operate nine private rooms, and Ionnyk, a gallery for connected digital art

GRIDX will additionally host an optician, an electric bike retailer, a kitchen and interior design firm, and a Bionext blood-testing laboratory. Real estate and insurance services will also be present.

Later in the year, GRIDX will open Galleria 610, an automotive exhibition space. Its first major show, dedicated to Formula 1 legend Ayrton Senna, is scheduled for November.

According to GRIDX management, each element of the complex will launch gradually to maximise its impact and visibility. Several businesses – including technical inspection provider Luks, TotalEnergies and Circle K – began operations earlier this year.

The developers describe GRIDX as a “scalable destination” built to evolve with future consumer and business trends. As the phased opening continues through 2025, the focus will now shift to whether its wide-ranging offer can attract a loyal public.

(This article was originally published by Virgule. Machine translated by AI, with editing by Kabir Agarwal.)