Luxembourg Travel Guide
Overview
Luxembourg City, a compact and picturesque destination known for its historic old town, dramatic valleys, and impressive fortifications.
Despite its small size, it's an easy and rewarding day trip from Brussels.
My friend and I travelled from Brussels to Luxembourg by bus, taking around 2 hours and 45 minutes each way.
During our one-day visit, we explored Luxembourg Old Town, the Chemin de la Corniche,
Bock Casemates, and the Grand Ducal Palace, enjoying the city's scenic views and historic charm.
For a longer trip, nearby attractions like Vianden Castle and Mullerthal are also worth visiting.
Read through this complete Luxembourg travel guide for more info on what to expect!
Quick Facts
Religion
Christainity
Country
Luxembourg
Climate
Cool, wet winters & mild, partly sunny summers
Apps
WEBTAXI, (free) Buses/Trams apps available
Flights
Luxembourg is easily accessible by air, with Luxembourg Airport (LUX) located just a short distance from Luxembourg City.
Several airlines, including budget carriers such as Ryanair, offer direct and affordable flights from various European destinations.
You can easily find and compare flights to Luxembourg on Kiwi or Skyscanner.
For our one-day trip, my friend and I travelled from Brussels to Luxembourg by (FlixBus), with the journey taking around 2 hours and 45 minutes each way.
We found it to be a convenient and affordable option for a quick visit.
Overall, whether you fly directly into Luxembourg Airport or travel overland from nearby cities like Brussels, Luxembourg is easy to reach and makes for a great short getaway.
Safety
Luxembourg is generally a very safe destination, with low levels of serious crime. As with any destination,
it's still wise to keep an eye on your belongings and stay aware of your surroundings, especially in busy areas and on public transport.
Overall, Luxembourg is a peaceful, clean, and welcoming destination that is well suited for solo travelers, couples, and short city breaks.
Budget
Luxembourg is generally more expensive than many European destinations, especially for accommodation and dining.
Budget hotels and hostels typically start around 40-70 Euros per night, while private hotel rooms often cost 80-150+ Euros.
Casual meals usually range from 12-20 Euros, with mid-range restaurants costing around 25-40 Euros per person.
The good news is that public transport is completely free nationwide, including buses, trams, and standard-class trains.
This makes getting around Luxembourg easy and helps keep transportation costs low.
Try our TravelBot for a detailed overview of activities and meal costs during a 5-day stay in Luxembourg.
About me
Hey there! I'm Charity, a Nigerian who has been traveling for a couple of years now.
Though I call Poznań my second home, my travels take me to destinations across the globe.
Please tag along!