Traveller Information
Everything you need to know to plan your visit to Luxembourg City
Plan your stay
Here you'll find all the practical information you need to plan your stay in Luxembourg City, from free public transport and parking to weather-appropriate activities and digital services.
You can also browse our media center, where all our official brochures and guides are available to view and download to help you plan your visit.
Our "Practical Information B2B" brochure brings together all the essential information for industry professionals.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, public transport is entirely free in Luxembourg City. Since 1 March 2020, buses, trams and trains have been accessible without a ticket across the entire country, whether you're a resident, cross-border commuter or visitor. This applies to every form of public transport, at any time of day.
Find all the practical details on our Mobility page
Luxembourg International Airport (Findel) is located just 6 km from the city centre, around 15 minutes away by taxi, bus or tram. Public transport in Luxembourg is free of charge, making both bus and tram convenient and cost-free ways to reach the city centre and main districts. Luxembourg City is also easily accessible from the neighbouring airports of Brussels, Charleroi, Frankfurt and Paris via regular and well-connected rail and bus services.
For more information, please visit: Traveller Information
Luxembourg City offers a wide choice of covered car parks in the city centre, along with Park & Ride (P+R) facilities on the outskirts, most of which are free of charge. A real-time dynamic guidance system displays how many spaces are available in each car park. From any P+R, you can travel into the city centre free of charge by public transport.
Check live availability on our Parking page
Luxembourg City is a year-round destination, with each season offering its own distinctive atmosphere. Spring (April–May) is perfect for enjoying the parks in full bloom. Summer is the sunniest season, packed with events and outdoor activities. Autumn brings spectacular views over the Pétrusse Valley as it turns shades of gold. And in winter, the city comes alive with its famous Christmas markets, creating a warm and sparkling atmosphere.
Discover what makes each season special here: Climate and Seasons
Luxembourg City can be explored over a weekend, but ideally in 3 to 5 days — enough time to wander through its many districts, discover its UNESCO World Heritage fortifications, visit its museums and dive into its vibrant cultural scene.
Head to our Things to Do page to build your own itinerary.
The city is also the perfect springboard for exploring the rest of the Grand Duchy: the Moselle Valley, the Mullerthal region, the Luxembourg Ardennes… no destination is more than an hour away from the capital. Whether you want to combine your city break with nature, gastronomy or hiking, Luxembourg City is the ideal base for a well-rounded trip.
See The surroundings of Luxembourg-City to plan your route.
