Every place keeps its own souvenir.

A digital souvenir is an artwork made for one real place by an Emblem creator. You collect it only there, with the free Emblem app, and keep it in your passport.

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Go there, and it opens

Each Emblem belongs to the place it shows. You can look at it from anywhere, and you keep it by being there.

Luxembourg City Hall: The Lion of Hôtel de Ville, Jacques Schneider

Vianden Castle: Vianden Castle, Cindy Hergaux

Bernard-Massard cellars, Grevenmacher: Bernard-Massard Cellars

Grand Ducal Palace: Gate of the Grand Ducal Palace, Jacques Schneider

301 Emblems in 23 passports

Not a photo, not a token, not a magnet

A photo: A photo is what you take. An Emblem is what the place gives you: an artwork with its story, opened only on the spot.

An NFT: No blockchain and nothing to trade. It is a keepsake in your collection, not an asset.

A fridge magnet: No object, no shipping, no shop. It is made for that place by a named Emblem creator.

Three steps

Find a place: Open the map in the free app and choose a passport.

Be there: The app checks that you are at the place, then the Emblem opens.

Keep it: It fills a page of its passport and stays in your collection.

Quick answers
Are digital souvenirs NFTs?
No. Emblems are not NFTs and use no blockchain. They are keepsakes in your collection in the app, with nothing to trade.
Are they free to collect?
The app is free, and many Emblems are free to collect. Some passports are optional purchases, and the app shows the price first.
How is it different from a photo?
You take a photo yourself. An Emblem is a finished artwork made for the place, with its story, and it opens only when you are there.
Can I give one to a friend?
Yes. You can send a friend an Emblem you collected, with a personal letter, as a gift link. You keep yours, and theirs is a souvenir from you, not a visit to the place.
Where can I collect them?
Wherever a passport has places. Luxembourg has the most, with 42 places in the Luxembourg Passport · Youth for Peace, and there are passports for cities such as Kyiv and Yekaterinburg. The map in the app shows the ones near you.
Can a museum or a city offer its own?
Yes. Museums, cities and events can have Emblems made for their places by Emblem creators, with no stock to hold.

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