- Currency: The Euro (EUR) is the official currency in Luxembourg. Card and digital payments are the standard in Luxembourg, so you'll find it easy to pay for almost anything without cash. While carrying some cash is helpful for small cafes or village shops, most places in the city prefer digital methods.
- Language: Most people in Luxembourg speak four languages, including Luxembourgish, French, German, and English. While French is the standard for shops and restaurants, English is the primary language used for business and tourism.
Discover Luxembourg
The world’s only remaining Grand Duchy
Highlights of Luxembourg
Luxembourg is a small, landlocked nation in Western Europe. The country offers iconic experiences through its must-see places, unique heritage, nature scenes, and modern energy. Don’t miss out on the best things to do in Luxembourg and have an unexpectedly amazing getaway.
- Royal culture
- Nature scenes
- Food & modern scenes
Luxembourg has four distinct seasons. If you love mild and warm days, summer from June to August is the best time to visit Luxembourg. Winter lasts from December to February and brings cold weather with plenty of snow. Spring runs from March to May with gradually warming weather, while autumn arrives between September and November, showing off bright forest colours.
Luxembourg Airport, with the IATA code LUX, is the only international gateway to the country. Situated at 4, Rue de Trèves, about six kilometres east of Luxembourg City, this boutique hub combines regional efficiency with the comfort of a larger terminal. The modern facilities include a variety of shops and restaurants designed for a smooth travel experience. Starting in October 2026, flights will connect guests to the world’s only Grand Duchy through this central location.
Check the official entry rules before you book your flight to Luxembourg. If you're applying for a Schengen visa, we recommend you do it as early as possible. Sorting your paperwork in advance makes your entire journey easy.
- Schengen tourist visa validity: A Schengen tourist visa lets you stay in Luxembourg and other member countries for up to 90 days. This allowance applies within any 180-day window.
- General visa requirements: You'll need a valid passport, a recent photo, and a completed application form, along with your flight and hotel bookings. Make sure you also have travel insurance, proof of funds, and either a No Objection Certificate from your employer or an invitation letter.
Luxembourg offers plenty of ways to travel and explore every part of the country. All public transport including buses, trams, and trains has also been free for everyone since 2020, making your journey both easy and budget-friendly.
- Trains, trams, and buses: Luxembourg has an interconnected network of trains, trams, and buses that lets you travel across the country for free. The tram connects the airport to the city centre in 20 minutes, while buses and trains reach even the most rural areas.
- Taxis: The taxi system in Luxembourg is well-regulated to ensure a comfortable and safe journey, though prices can be on the higher side. Booking online or through apps helps you check the fare in advance.
- Bikes: A dedicated network of paths and many rental points make cycling a great way to see the sights in and around Luxembourg.
- Car rentals: Several providers at the airport offer vehicles if you prefer to drive yourself. Renting a car is a great way to explore the picturesque countryside and visit rural spots at your own pace.
- Walking: While transport across the country is seamless, the nation's capital offers a compact and charming setting to explore on foot. Luxembourg City spans just under 52 sqkm, so it's easy to walk between major landmarks and attractions.
Frequently asked questions
We'll fly nonstop to Luxembourg four times a week starting in October 2026 aboard our Airbus A321LR.
Public transport in Luxembourg is straightforward to use and navigate. The national network of buses, trains, and the tram is also completely free for everyone, so you can travel without worrying about tickets or fares.
Four days is the ideal time to see the main highlights of Luxembourg. Devote two days to the city for the palaces, museums, and other modern spots. Spend the rest exploring its nature landscapes and parks.