A Luxembourg National Railway Company (CFL) train is seen at the central train station (gare centrale) in Luxembourg City, in 2023. Library picture: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne

A Luxembourg National Railway Company (CFL) train is seen at the central train station (gare centrale) in Luxembourg City, in 2023. Library picture: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne

Luxembourg is an extremely easy place to get around. It is also the only country to provide its residents and visitors with free public transport, so no need to worry about passes or subscriptions. Below are some of the best options.

Rail

CFL

The CFL is and mostly free. A majority of the train lines run through the Gare centrale (central train station), and all main Luxembourg cities have train stations. It is important to note however that the first class cars are not free, but there is little difference between these seats and the regular ones.

Luxtram

Luxtram trams seen running in Kirchberg, in 2018. Library picture: Matic Zorman

Luxtram trams seen running in Kirchberg, in 2018. Library picture: Matic Zorman

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Luxtram trams seen running in Kirchberg, in 2018. Library picture: Matic Zorman
A Luxtram tram is seen running in Kirchberg, in 2018. Library picture: Matic Zorman

Luxembourg City has a . The line travels from the national stadium in the south of the capital through Luxembourg city centre up to Luxexpo in Kirchberg, and will be extended all the way to the airport in the future. They are very reliable and go every 3-4 minutes at peak times, so you’re almost guaranteed little wait time.

Road

RGTR

Electric RGTR coaches seen in 2018. Library picture: Mike Zenari

Electric RGTR coaches seen in 2018. Library picture: Mike Zenari

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Electric RGTR coaches seen in 2018. Library picture: Mike Zenari
An RGTR regional bus is seen at the bus station in front of Bettembourg train station, in 2023. Library picture: Romain Gamba

In addition to the , there is an extensive . Though they are not as consistent in their punctuality as the tram, buses are the best option for getting around outside the city centre.

Vel’Oh

Electric assisted bicycles are seen at a Vel’Oh bikesharing station in the capital, in 2023. Library picture: Romain Gamba

Electric assisted bicycles are seen at a Vel’Oh bikesharing station in the capital, in 2023. Library picture: Romain Gamba

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Electric assisted bicycles are seen at a Vel’Oh bikesharing station in the capital, in 2023. Library picture: Romain Gamba
A technician is seen checking a Vel’OK bike in Esch-Alzette, in 2022. Library picture: Guy Wolff

Luxembourg has a bike rental service called with 100+ stations across Luxembourg City and the surrounding area. The bicycles come with an electric pedal assistance system with a 40km range. This service is entirely accessible via the Vel’Oh app. The first half hour of every ride is complimentary, followed by €0.50 the next half hour, then €1 for the next and €2 thereafter.

operates in Esch-sur-Alzette and the southwest part of the country, while is available in the Moselle region.

Night bus

If ever you’re out on the town late at night, not to worry! Luxembourg has buses that run throughout the to locations in and outside the city.

Car sharing

and are popular car sharing services. The Automobile Club of Luxembourg rents --as well as e-bikes and cargo --to members.

Parking garages

The “Stade” park and ride garage in the capital’s Belair distrcit, seen in 2022. Library picture: Matic Zorman

The “Stade” park and ride garage in the capital’s Belair distrcit, seen in 2022. Library picture: Matic Zorman

The city centre has several , so one can drive into town if they so desire. While the main ones are Monterey and Glacis, there are others throughout the city that vary in price.

Apps     

Mobilitéit.lu

The Mobilitéit (mobility) app is available on Apple and Android devices. Photo: Shutterstock

The Mobilitéit (mobility) app is available on Apple and Android devices. Photo: Shutterstock

Confused about the Luxembourg transport system? The Luxembourg Ministry of Transport has an app called Mobilitéit where you can see every public transport option’s times and routes. Simply download the app on your mobile ( or ), type in where you want to go and you will be provided with a travel itinerary. Also available on a .

Ride hailing

A Webtaxi cab, which can be booked via the Uber app, seen in 2021. The “Web” in “Webtaxi” signifies “Weber” as in Voyages Emile Weber, the travel and transport company that operates the service. Library picture: Christophe Lemaire/Maison Moderne

A Webtaxi cab, which can be booked via the Uber app, seen in 2021. The “Web” in “Webtaxi” signifies “Weber” as in Voyages Emile Weber, the travel and transport company that operates the service. Library picture: Christophe Lemaire/Maison Moderne

There are also plenty of ride-share and taxi services in Luxembourg. has just signed a joint venture with and rival Bolt it would launch in the grand duchy soon, and  still operate within the city. If you’re looking for a cheaper alternative, a new ride-share service called has also just arrived, so download the app and you’re good to go!

Ridesharing

The most popular ridesharing platform in the grand duchy is , part of . The local site is available only in French, although the app ( and ) is available in both English and French.

. The online version features additional information about the tram line, bike rentals and ridesharing.

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