In central Luxembourg, between August 1940 and September 1944, Gestapo had a local headquarter in Villa Pauly. In the basement of the villa, prisoners were interrogated and tortured in order to force out concessions and confessions.
Current status: Preserved with museum (2012).
Address: 57 boulevard de la Pétrusse, 2320 Luxemburg.
Get there: Bus.
Follow up in books: Höhne, Heinz: The Order of the Death’s Head: The story of Hitler’s SS (1969).
The headquarters were under a larger police administrative area called Kripostelle Krier. Today there is a museum in the house dedicated to the resistance in Luxembourg during the years of occupation.