Environment

Adopt a tree!

The objective of the <i>activités-nature </i>programme is to offer and promote educational activities centred on nature, the environment and sustainable develop...

Discover nature with all your senses at Haus vun der Natur, the nature centre in Kockelscheuer offering activities organised as part of the curriculum for Luxem...

Collection of fallen leaves, clearing of snow, and salting of public roads, squares, bus stops, cycle paths and footpaths in parks.

Luxembourg City is undergoing rapid growth, and both the number of residents and the city’s working population are increasing steadily.

Extension of the Beggen water treatment plant. Works will be ongoing until 2030.

Clearing of snow from pavements in winter. Assistance provided to persons living alone who are over 65 and/or have specific needs.

Don't miss pickup day! Check the collection calendar to find out when the different types of household waste are collected on your street.

Luxembourg City's ecological and social gardening project.

For technical questions concerning the gas and electricity grids (connections, metre installations, grid repairs), please contact Creos Luxembourg S.A.

The City of Luxembourg provides drinking fountains and toilet facilities to the public free of charge.

A precious and vital resource

We are committed to ensuring events held in Luxembourg City are eco-friendly, by investing in reusable containers, promoting public transport and reducing energ...

Over 20% of Luxembourg City land is covered in forest (total: 1055 hectares).

A precious and vital resource

16.6 hectares of green space. The park will have a playground, grassy areas, a sports field, and much more!

What you can do to keep our city clean (littering, street and pavement cleaning, hedges and shrubs, signage, graffiti, etc.)

Conservation of rare and endangered useful plants, awareness raising and knowledge transfer

The rise of cutting-edge communications technologies goes hand in hand with an increase in electromagnetic radiation.

Spring water collection systems operated by the City of Luxembourg

Luxembourg City is committed to ensuring the health and well-being of its residents through agreements and partnerships with organisations certified in environm...

Vast selection of products: regional, seasonal and organic products, flowers and plants, fruits and vegetables, fish, meat, baked goods, roast chickens, pasta, ...

We're looking for: the City's most impressive trees!

The activities centre on the forest, nature, life on the farm, gardening, and sustainable development. Whenever possible, they are held outside in order to give...

The City of Luxembourg owns 1,055 hectares of forests, covering over 20% of its total area.

Some suggestions and useful links

16 tips to help reduce water consumption

Now available online: solar map and WiFi network mapping tool, up-to-date monthly information on air quality and many new projects currently being analysed.

Click here to learn all about the land restoration project for the redevelopment of the Pétrusse and the park situated along this waterway.

Located in the countryside outside the city, the "activités-nature" programme welcomes groups from the city's primary schools to the nature centre in Kockelsche...

The Service Hygiène, then and now

Explore Luxembourg City's forests: 7 marked trails in Bambësch Forest, 6 marked trails in Hamm, Cents and Bonnevoie, 1 marked trail in Kockelscheuer and lots of...

Dog areas and dog poo bags

Household waste and organic waste will be collected as normal.

Turning on, turning off, pricing and water meter for drinking water.

Luxembourg City, which has over a thousand hectares of forest, has decided to open up the sale of quality firewood from its forests to its residents, selling it...