Luxembourg Station

Located right in the heart of the Luxembourg capital, Luxembourg station is at the crossroads of the Grand Duchy's rail connections. A short distance from the capital's historic centre, it is the departure or transit point for European and national trains. Well equipped, it makes departures easy for all passengers thanks to excellent accessibility.

Getting to Luxembourg station

The station car park has several hundred spaces and 18 spaces for electric cars. A drop-off area and a taxi rank allow for quick arrivals and departures. Located 20 minutes' walk from Notre-Dame Cathedral and the Grand Ducal Palace, the station can also be reached by tram on line T1.

Main destinations from Luxembourg station

Luxembourg station is a key stop for passengers travelling within the country or abroad. The country's main railway lines terminate here, as do trains from Belgium, France and Germany.
With TGV INOUI, you can reach Paris Gare de l'Est in 2 hours 12 minutes, Metz in 1 hour 11 minutes or Thionville in 45 minutes. TER Grand Est trains link Luxembourg to Nancy, Metz and Thionville.

Luxembourg station facilities

Well equipped, the station has many shops and boutiques and high-quality facilities for moving between platforms (underground walkways have been built) or waiting between trains. Lifts make it easier for people with reduced mobility to get around, and tactile guidance strips provide accessibility for blind passengers. Luxembourg station also has left-luggage facilities and Wi-Fi.