Coronavirus disease (COVID-19)

This page contains a variety of restaurants, shops, activities for children and cultural resources that could help or provide added value for the general public...

As the pandemic has disrupted the everyday running of the municipal administration, the City of Luxembourg has reorganised its departments so it can best respon...

From 2 June to 6 June 2020 inclusive, Luxembourg City residents aged 16 and over can collect 50 additional masks upon presentation of their "bon de retrait".

The schedules of regular bus lines will be adapted according to the number of passengers and service availability.

Useful numbers and links for senior citizens and users of the Téléalarme personal alert system during this difficult time.

Major events scheduled to be held in Luxembourg City have been cancelled or postponed.

As we all try to come to terms with the current COVID-19 pandemic, some of us may develop feelings of anxiety and helplessness, and in some cases even mental-he...

Residents are advised to only visit administrative departments when absolutely necessary and to use online services.

Household waste and organic waste will be collected as normal.

Some of the City's facilities and institutions have reopened.

As is the case during collective-leave periods, current invitations to tender for public works contracts will not be opened until work resumes, which is likely ...

The city's schools, <i>foyers scolaires</i> and crèches reopened on 25 May 2020.

Construction projects in the City will resume in line with the safety measures announced by the government.