Luxembourg Part 1
Luxembourg - Europe, along with Strasbourg and Brussels, the European Union headquarters. In Luxembourg, you can find the European Court of Justice, the Secretariat of the European Parliament, the European Court of Auditors, European Investment Bank, and many other European organizations and institutions.
Directions:
1) By car
Luxembourg in the heart of Europe. It is bordered by Germany, Belgium and France. The
is a big plus, the city, as the country itself, is connected to other European countries, well-maintained roads. You can travel to Luxembourg on the following roads: A1, A3, A4, A6, A7 and A13.
The main directions of movement:
France: Metz 60 km, Paris 370 km, Strasbourg 222 km.
Belgium: Brussels 225 km, 254 km Antwerp, Liège, 168 km.
Germany: Trier 48 km Köln 197 km, Frankfurt 275 km.
2) By train
In Luxembourg, you can with TGV trains receive, French, German, and ICE trains. The station is located near the city center.
From France: Paris (2 hours 10 minutes by road), Strasbourg, Metz.
From Germany: Trier, Cologne, Koblenz.
From Belgium: Brussels, Liege.
From Switzerland: Basel.
3) The aircraft
Airlines that fly to Luxembourg:
- Air France
- Alitalia
- Austrian Airlines
- British Airways
- City Jet
- Czech Airlines
- Hamburg International
- Hahn Air
- Iceland Express
- KLM
- LOT (Polish Airlines)
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Lufthansa - Luxair
- SAS
- Swiss +
- TAP Portugal
- Tunisair
With this huge selection you to fly anywhere in the world.
To the airport is now possible: by car, by bus 16 or taxi.
Since 2016 we are planning a branch line to the train station and airport (this link starts the new Terminal A).
Luxembourg Attractions
Luxembourg is divided into two parts, upper and lower town. The separation takes place along two rivers that flow through the city. Both parts of the city are more than a hundred bridges connected to each other, each unique. The residence of the Grand Duke in the upper part of the city. Many buildings in this part in the Gothic style. It is also the Parliament building and City Hall. Ruins of a watchtower, built by the Romans, the Gothic cathedral and the rock band. And the Palace of Justice, built in the Renaissance.
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