Travel and transport agencies Luxembourg

The Mobilitéit application and the mobiliteit.lu website are the Grand Duchy's travel planning tools. Streetcar, bus, train... Multimobility is the key word here: all modes of transport can be found to plan the journey best suited to your needs. A user account allows you to save your preferences and routes, so you can plan your journey in just one click via the My Mix tab. Timetables are updated in real time, while disruptions and construction sites are announced. An indispensable application!

Since 2005, this tour operator has been offering to discover many European countries by minibus (8 people). Robert Barbe, founder of the company, has an excellent knowledge of the destinations in the catalogue and acts as both driver and guide. He organizes departures from all cities in France and Belgium as long as 8 people can be grouped together in the region. This formula, very comfortable, allows to save several hours of tourism per day compared to trips organized in larger numbers.

Isolated in a haven of greenery, although located at the northern end of the country (close to the borders of Belgium and Germany), the small Troisvierges train station in the canton of Clervaux is very convenient as it is connected to the main towns in the Grand Duchy. It is also the starting point for a hike from Troisvierges to Clervaux (13 km) and two cycling tours: the Panorama circuit (25 km) and the Gënzentour circuit (61 km). The station has free parking, bicycle shelters and a taxi rank.

Luxembourg station is the central point of the Grand Duchy's railway network. In addition to its direct and fast connections with the rest of Europe, including the TGV Paris-Luxembourg in 2h10, Luxembourg has several domestic lines managed by the CFL (Société nationale des chemins de fer luxembourgeois). Line 10 : Luxembourg - Troisvierges. Line 30: Luxembourg - Wasserbillig. Line 50: Luxembourg - Kleinbettingen. Line 60: Luxembourg-Esch/Alzette-Pétange-Rodange. Line 70: Luxembourg - Dippach-Rodange. Line 90 : Luxembourg - Bettembourg.

This is Luxembourg City's self-service bicycle system. The bikes have three speeds and are suitable for adults. They are equipped with a basket on the front and an anti-theft device with key. More than 100 stations are located every 300 to 400 m in the capital and surrounding areas. Take advantage of the first half-hour free of charge for short trips in the city center. After the first thirty minutes, you pay the cost of the service. The above telephone number is the hotline number.

Luxembourg airport offers daily flights to all European capitals. To get there, there are several options:

Bus^nos. 6, 16, 29 (Luxembourg-City),^{no. 302} (Trier, Germany).

Cab. A taxi from the airport to the central station (and vice versa) costs around thirty euros.

By car. A number of parking lots are available at the airport, varying in price and distance from the terminal. Spaces are reserved for motorcycles and bicycles. A "Kiss & Fly" parking lot offers 15 minutes free parking.

The city of Esch has two railway stations on its territory. The CLF Esch-Centre station, as its name indicates, is located near the city center. The pedestrian walkway starts right in front of the station. There are 7 bicycle shelters as well as an mBox (secure bicycle cages). There is also a paid parking lot, a cab rank and a bus station. It is also the starting point for two "station to station" trails, trails 25 and 26, and the Belval University station is located on the Belval site.

Flibco is a bus service that connects, among others, Luxembourg, Frankfurt Hahn, Frankfurt Main (Germany) and Charleroi (Belgium) airports. Possible departures from Lille, Metz, Maizières-lès-Metz, Nancy, Thionville, Luxembourg, Arlon, Bastogne or Brussels. Flibco.com also offers shuttles between Portugal and France.

Open for 60 years, Transeurope Citytrips is a travel agency with excellent knowledge of its destinations. The site is handy for finding interesting promotions, such as good prices on hotel rooms. A Transeurope trip includes at least the hotel reservation and the booking of your transport or rental car.

Luxembourg-Findel airport, located a few kilometers northeast of Luxembourg City in the Findel district of Sandweiler, is the country's only airport. It is exclusively international, and is a hub for Luxembourg Air Rescue. The airport offers a range of services including parking, bus transport, car rental and cabs. Passengers can also take advantage of the stores and restaurants on site. The airport also offers art exhibitions and information on discovering Luxembourg. Luxembourg Airport is well connected, offering over 100 non-stop destinations with 14 airlines. It is certified CO2 neutral by ACI.

Every weekend, everyone can move from one place to another in the city until late at night, without worrying about parking problems. Eight lines are available:

CN1 connects the Ville-haute, Hollerich, Gare, Clausen, Neudorf and Cents districts and serves the Glacis and Bouillon parking lots. CN2: Bonnevoie-Nord, Gasperich, Cessange. CN3 : Bonnevoie-Sud, Hamm, Pulvermühl. CN4: Kirchberg, Weimershof. CN5: Kirchberg, Weimerskirch, Mühlenbach, Rollingergrund. CN6: Eich, Beggen, Dommeldange. CN7: Limpertsberg, Merl, Belair. CN8: Gasperich, Bonnevoie.

The Luxembourg City bus station is located 1.5 km south of the city center, just across from the train station. It is the only bus station in the city. It is served by many companies, such as Flixbus, ALSA, Sinbad, BlaBlaBus, RegioJet, MarinoBus. It is also a key stop for most AVL (city bus network) and RGTR buses. Since 2020, it is also served by the streetcar, which connects the Central Station to Luxexpo.

Each of the 32 lines of the Luxembourg City bus network connects the urban districts with the city center and/or the station area. Several of these lines are extended into neighboring municipalities. These lines are complemented by special services, including the City Shopping Bus (CSB), which runs every 10 minutes between the Glacis parking lot and the city center. There are also eight City Night Bus routes (CN 1 to 8). Visit www.topographie.lu to see the route of each of these lines.

Founded in 1914, the TICE (Transport intercommunal du canton d'Esch) brings together nine municipalities in the mining basin, a region located in the south-west of the country. The TICE currently has around 107 buses and operates a network of 17 bus lines covering an area stretching from Rodange to Dudelange. As a general rule, buses run every 15 minutes on the main lines and every 30 minutes on the secondary lines. Timetables can be consulted on the Mobilitéit website. TICE is also in charge of buses for school transport.

The RGTR (Régime général des transports routiers) is placed under the direct authority of the Ministry of Sustainable Development and Infrastructure, but is provided by private bus companies. With more than 340 lines, it serves the various localities in the Grand Duchy via a network of inter-communal links. A large part of the lines operate according to a regular timetable, with departures every hour. There are also cross-border RGTR lines, linking localities in the three neighbouring countries with Luxembourg.

The advantage of this cab system is that it is calculated and invoiced on the basis of the shortest route between the point of departure and the destination, regardless of the route actually taken by the driver. Another advantage is that the price is communicated as soon as the cab is ordered, and is guaranteed. Three types of vehicle are available: eco (hybrid or electric), limo (Mercedes E-Class) and van (for small groups of up to 7 people). Reservations can be made by phone, website or smartphone app.

Formerly an independent agency, Rent Me is now part of the Enterprise Rent-a-Car franchise. Their professionalism and availability, as well as their recent fleet of passenger cars and commercial vehicles, make them a benchmark partner for renting your vehicle in Luxembourg. Among the brands represented in the Premium Collection: Range Rover, Mercedes, Porsche, Audi. In short, a wide choice of quality (even luxury!) vehicles at affordable prices. A second branch is located in the Hamm district (Luxembourg City).

Currently under construction, the streetcar has just one line, the T1. It connects Luxexpo with Lycée Bouneweg, two key bus interchange stations, and serves 15 stations, including Pfaffenthal-Kirchberg and Gare centrale, also bus interchanges, and Stäreplaz/Étoile. Currently under development, the line continues to grow. By 2024, the line should link Lycée Bouneweg to Stadionet, serving five new stations. The next stage of construction will be an extension to Findel airport.

Functional but not necessarily aesthetic, the small station of Wiltz has been operational since 1881. It belongs to line 1b connecting Kautenbach to Wiltz, in the canton of the same name. There is a car (292 free spaces) and bicycle (7 spaces) park nearby. It is the start of a CLF walk, i.e. from station to station (forget the car!), which connects Wiltz to Drauffelt. The hike has a total length of 12.7 km and is considered difficult. More information at the tourist office of Wiltz.

The Ettelbruck train station, once a small picturesque stone building, was put into service by the Eastern Railway Company in 1862. It is located a stone's throw from Ettelbruck's city center, on line 10 connecting Luxembourg-City to Troisvierges-frontier. It is one of the busiest stations in Luxembourg and is currently being renovated. The project includes the construction of a new bus station in front of the current "Verband" site, a new P&R building as well as the redesign of the streets in the area.