Paris to Luxembourg train

TGV INOUI will take you from Paris to Luxembourg.

TGV INOUI is SNCF Voyageurs top-of-the-range train service, for comfy journeys up to 320 km/h to Luxembourg from Paris. Choose between different ticket classes, and enjoy a host of facilities and services during your journey.

What facilities are available on board my TGV INOUI Paris - Luxembourg train?

TGV INOUI trains have modern, comfy interiors designed with your well-being in mind, so you will enjoy a relaxing journey from Paris to Luxembourg. You can stay connected while onboard as each seat comes with a socket and a Wi-Fi connection throughout your entire journey. The seats are also adjustable and equipped with tray tables and reading lights, so you can enjoy a good read or catch up on some work. Our trains also have a nursery area, perfect if you're travelling with a baby.

What luggage can I take on board my Paris and Luxembourg TGV INOUI?

Your Paris - Luxembourg TGV INOUI train ticket includes up to 2 pieces of luggage measuring no more than 70 x 90 x 50 cm (suitcase, large rucksack, hiking bag, sports bag) and 1 piece of hand baggage measuring no more than 40 x 30 x 15 cm (backpack, shopping bag, laptop bag). Travelling with baby? You can take your pushchair with you on the train, making sure it is folded (maximum 90 x 130cm) and stored in a dedicated luggage area. Find out more about the baggage policy.

Are food and drinks available on my TGV INOUI Paris - Luxembourg train?

Feeling peckish? There's a Bar car in the centre of the train. The BAR is a welcoming buffet car that serves dishes created by chefs using vegetarian and organic produce. Perfect for a refreshing drink or tasty meal!

What are the "1st" and "OPTIMUM" classes on a TGV INOUI?

For 1^st class, you can choose your seat on the train's plan: single seat, side-by-side, two facing seats, or a saloon layout. Enjoy wider, ergonomic seats with adjustable headrests and footrests. The seats come with a tray table, a Wi-Fi connection, a power socket and individual reading light.

OPTIMUM class is TGV INOUI's premium offer with flexible, ongoing support: tickets that can be exchanged and refunded free of charge even after the train has departed, and on full trains too. Enjoy all the comforts of 1st class in a dedicated, exclusive, and quiet zone on board, alongside attentive customer service before, during, and after your journey. You will also have access to the TGV INOUI Grand Voyageur Le Club station lounges.

How do I get the best deal for my Paris - Luxembourg TGV INOUI ticket?

By booking your Paris to Luxembourg TGV INOUI train ticket several months in advance, you'll not only be able to choose your seat but also snap up the best deals. Check out all the train ticket deals (promotional offers, early bird sales, etc), discount cards and season tickets below.

What passes and discounts are available for my Paris to Luxembourg TGV INOUI?

Looking for low-cost travel between Paris and Luxembourg? Check out the discount cards and season tickets available for TGV INOUIs.

Discount cards

There are several discount cards, known as "Cartes Avantage" for low-cost travel on TGV INOUI trains. They cost a fixed price of €49, and you just need to choose the card that meets your needs:

• Carte Avantage Jeune, if you are aged between 12 and 27
• Carte Avantage Adulte, if you are aged between 27 and 59
• Carte Avantage Senior, if you are aged 60 or over

If you are a frequent traveller, whether for leisure or business trips, opt for the Carte Liberté, which offers flexible tickets for a fixed fare throughout the year.

Can I travel with my pet on a TGV INOUI?

You can take your pet on the Paris - Luxembourg TGV INOUI:

• For €7, a small pet can travel in a pet carrier (45 x 30 x 25 cm maximum), or sit on your lap or at your feet.
• For a fixed fare of €7, a larger pet can travel with you if it's muzzled and kept on a lead.
• You can take your guide dog free of charge and without a ticket if it sits at your feet on the train.

Find out more about travelling with a pet.

What are the departure and arrival stations for a Paris-Luxembourg train?

You can take a direct TGV INOUI train from Paris Est station to Luxembourg City station. You can also take an TGV INOUI train from Paris Est station to Metz and catch a connecting TER train to Luxembourg City. If you take an TGV INOUI from Paris Est to Lorraine TGV station, you can then hop on a bus to Luxembourg Ville.
You can also get to Luxembourg on an TGV INOUI thanks to Lorraine TGV connections from Marne la Vallée Chessy, Massy TGV or Aéroport Charles de Gaulle TGV. The train trip between Paris and Luxembourg takes less than three hours.

Explore Luxembourg City

Luxembourg City is the capital of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, the only Grand Duchy that is still a sovereign state. Its land has been occupied since Roman times, and was nicknamed the "Gibraltar of the North" due to its impressive fortress, before being called the "Green Heart of Europe". The city straddles a valley, meaning it's built on several levels. The fortifications are in the upper part of the city, which sits on top of a sandstone bedrock, through which the rivers Alzette and the Pétrusse wind. To the south, the deep Pétrusse ravine separates the old and new towns and is crossed by bridges such as the famous Adolphe Bridge (1903).

What are the must-sees and dos in Luxembourg City?

Perched on a rocky plateau and surrounded by rivers, the upper town's UNESCO World Heritage-listed fortifications circle the Grand Ducal Palace and Notre-Dame Cathedral. The Chemin de la Corniche is Europe's most beautiful balcony, with incredible views perfect for Insta-worthy snaps. You can reach the Plateau de Kirchberg district by train, a funicular railway and by tram. It is home to the Philharmonie de Luxembourg which puts on superb concerts and shows. The Pfaffenthal panoramic lift will take you to the summit, where you'll find superb panoramic views. The Grund district in the lower part of the city is the liveliest area, perfect for eating out or hitting the town. The pedestrianised Grand'Rue and Rue Philippe II in the city centre are ideal for a spot of retail therapy.

What are Luxembourg's main museums?

The Grand Duc Jean Modern Art Museum (AKA) Mudam was built by the architect Ieoh Ming Pei in 1989. It exhibits all forms of modern art, including furniture and creations by artist-designers. The "Musée national d'histoire et d'art" (MNHA) is housed in the Marché-aux-Poissons in the upper town and shows works of art and objects from every period in Luxembourg's history. Luxembourg's National Museum of Natural History is housed in the former Hospice Saint-Jean in the Grund district. The Villa Vauban is a museum that has a collection of 18th and 19th century paintings. The Dräi Eechelen Museum in the Kirchberg district is a fort built in 1732 and narrates the history of Luxembourg from 1443 to 1903. The Musée d'histoire de la ville de Luxembourg was built by architects Conny Lentz and Adeline Rispal - Repérages in 1996.

What are the top events in Luxembourg City?

The Fête de la Musique, on 21 June, takes place in every street in the city. The Luxembourg bank holiday on 23 June celebrates the Grand Duke's official birthday. At the end of the summer, there's the annual Schueberfouer funfair on the Champ du Glacis which has been held since 1340. Luxembourg City's Christmas market runs from the end of November to Christmas and is one of Europe's oldest and most traditional. It's held on three of the city's main squares: the "Chrëschtmaart" (Christmas market) on the Place d'Armes, the "Wantermaart" (winter market) on the Place de la Constitution and the "Niklosmaart" (St Nicholas and Advent market) on the Place de Paris.

So, are you ready to explore this delightful Grand Duchy? Head off on an unforgettable getaway by hopping on a Paris - Luxembourg train!