Luxembourg

Luxembourg is connected by direct trains from Brussels and Liège, as well as TGV connections via France. Public transport across the entire country is completely free of charge once you arrive. Main departure and boarding stations for the CFL / NMBS Intercity / TGV include:

• Liège-Guillemins (2h 05m, direct)
• Brussels-South (Midi) (2h 05m, direct)
• Rotterdam Central (3h 47m, 1 transfer)
• Eindhoven Central (4h 05m, direct)

Cross-border tickets start from €25.00 when booked 1 to 3 months ahead. Walk-up fares reach €65.00, so reserving early saves up to 62% (€40). Coach options include Flixbus or multi-leg budget connections.

You arrive at Gare de Luxembourg. Step outside and board the modern, free Luxtram (gratis openbaar vervoer in het hele land!) across the Stäereplaz into the Ville Haute, or pick up a bike from vel'OH! Luxemburg.

Driving takes about 3h 39m (~347 km). Fuel costs roughly €44 (assuming 6.5 L/100 km, or ~€26 for EV charging (19 kWh/100 km)), with no route tolls (toll-free on Belgian and Luxembourg motorways) and parking (€20 per day in the city center (or ~€0 per day at a peripheral P+R)). For a weekend trip (round-trip fuel, any tolls, and 48 hours of central parking), total driving costs amount to ~€128 (~€92 for an electric car). In Luxembourg, no environmental restrictions; all national trains, trams, and buses are free of charge. Charging stations can be located on this map.