Transport

Route on which a guiding system for the visually impaired is in place from start to finish.

As part of its effort to promote active travel, in particular cycling, the City of Luxembourg invites you to its third annual bike tour.

Four city bike tours and annual cycling event in early summer

No service to the "Gare Centrale" and "Paris/Zitha" stops.

Bus lines 1/125, 16, 18, 21, 22, 31 and 39 will be rerouted between the Gare district and the city centre.

Lines 2 and 4: from the southern districts, terminating at "Gare Centrale". From Limpertsberg, terminating at "Hamilius".

Bus lines 3/30 and 15: From southern districts, terminating at Luxembourg Central Station (Gare Centrale). From northern and western districts, terminating in t...

The "Wallis" and "Paris/Zitha" stops will be closed. Buses will terminate at "Lavoisier" instead of the "Heedekëppchen" terminus.

All buses departing from/terminating in the city centre. No service to the Gare district.

Answers to frequently asked questions about bus travel: How do I lodge a complaint or make a suggestion to improve service? Why does my bus fail to stop at my s...

Special bus stop features to make travel easier

Map of all taxi ranks in Luxembourg City

Electronic parking ticket payment system in the Centre, Gare and Limpertsberg districts

A preliminary study has been conducted in order to identify opportunities and challenges in implementing a footbridge between Cents, Neudorf and Weimershof.

Friday and Saturday nights until 3:30!

A free, driverless, electric shuttle service. A smooth ride thanks to advanced technology.

School buses 81 – 88 to the European School Kirchberg campus.

Chargy: Luxembourg’s network of publicly accessible charging stations for electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids.

As part of the 2019 European Mobility Week (16–22 September), the City will be hosting a range of activities and events.

School buses 71–78 to the Geesseknäppchen school campus.

by bus, car, bike and on foot

School buses 92–96 to the Limpertsberg school campus.

Feasibility study for a north-south cycle path in Limpertsberg.

34 regular intra-city bus lines

The history of public transport in Luxembourg City

The mKaart issued by the Verkéiersverbond (Transport Federation) is a multipurpose card which can be loaded with different products, such as travel tickets and ...

List and locations of food trucks currently in operation, instructions for operators, rent, and application form.

In addition to the projects run by the City, other project owners are planning and carrying out work on sites of public interest.

Parking zones and prices, resident permits, cards for persons with reduced mobility and professionals, and Call2Park

Tactile paving safely guides people with disabilities to the side of the road.

Where can you buy travel tickets?

Tree removal

Areas with speed limits of 20 or 30 km/h for the safety of vulnerable road users

School routes 90 and 91 – Sainte-Sophie and Sportlycée

The City of Luxembourg is committed to fostering a culture of mutual respect among all road users. What does this actually mean, though, for motorists, cyclists...

A new free bus line now connects the Gare district.

Real-time data viewable on online maps

Student transport to the secondary schools on the Limpertsberg, Geesseknäppchen and European School I (Kirchberg) campuses.

Our buses have been fitted with assorted equipment to improve safety and ensure accessibility for everyone.

Get around the city more easily during off-peak hours

Available 24/7, the new vel'OH! system gives you complete freedom to travel, whenever you want, and save time in getting where you want to go.

Bike rental, repair and cleaning