Find trains to Luxembourg

Most Luxembourg trains stop at Luxembourg Train Station, located a mile or so south of downtown Luxembourg City. This station handles passengers on international train lines, national trains, and local bus and tram routes. Those waiting for Luxembourg trains can do so in the waiting room, which is open daily from very early morning to very late night. It features a variety of services including Wi-Fi, clean restrooms, showers, dining options, luggage storage, and an ATM. At the ticket offices inside the station, you can purchase Luxembourg train tickets between the hours of early morning to evening. Alternatively, you may use one of the ticket vending machines to do it yourself. They’re open 24h a day, available in multiple languages (including English), and can be paid for with a credit/debit card or euros. Outside the station, short-term and long-term parking are available for a fee.

Most passengers on trains to Luxembourg will arrive at the Luxembourg Train Station, also called the Luxembourg Railway Station. This station is located south of downtown Luxembourg City, and most destinations are within walking distance. However, there are also plenty of public and private options available. For tram service, the T1 route can take you from the Luxembourg train station to downtown Luxembourg in only a short ride. Alternatively, bus #16 and bus #29 can take you downtown in roughly the same amount of time. In general, most buses make a stop at the Hamilius station in downtown Luxembourg, but if you’re looking for a specific destination, it’s best to ask the station staff or check out the local bus routes. For those who prefer private transportation options, local taxis and ride-sharing services are also available to take you to the city center of Luxembourg.

After trains to Luxembourg arrive at Luxembourg Train Station, hungry passengers are greeted with a variety of food options. If you’re only a tad bit hungry and would like something small and simple, there is a kiosk selling light snacks, drinks, and some prepackaged foods. Hours are typically very early morning to late night on weekdays and morning to afternoon on weekends. Alternatively, there is also a bakery that sells danishes, cakes, sandwiches, coffee and more. It’s open from very early morning to afternoon on weekdays and very early morning until lunch on weekends. If you’d prefer a larger meal, there are a few restaurants that sell sandwiches, salads, and other entree dishes for take-out or dining-in. Hours are daily from very early morning to very late at night. There are quite a few dining options in the blocks surrounding the train station.

Passengers with reduced mobility who have Luxembourg train tickets may be relieved to know that the Luxembourg train station has received the "EureWelcome" label. This label certifies that quality accessible services are available. The train platforms are all accessible in that they provide a wide space that is free of barriers. If a wheelchair lift is required, those are also available. Movement inside the station is accessible-friendly because they have ensured that there are wide corridors and plenty of space between pieces of furniture. If you need help booking a ticket, station staff at the ticket office can assist you. There are accessible bathrooms inside the station. Outside the station, accessible parking spaces are available as well. Should further assistance be required, it’s recommended to notify the station staff in advance.

The average price you’ll pay to travel by train to Luxembourg will be determined by where you’re coming from. If you’re leaving from Paris the lowest ticket price is usually about $125, from Cologne it’s about $146 and from Düsseldorf it’s around $103.

Most people in Luxembourg will arrive at Luxembourg Pfaffenthal-Kirchberg, one of the most accessible stations in the area. Two common major cities you can get to by train from Luxembourg Pfaffenthal-Kirchberg are Paris, and Cologne.

Travelers going to Luxembourg usually compare options from SNCF, Train, and DSB on our website, as they tend to be very common options. You can use our search form to find great options to Luxembourg.

Ride a one-way train to Luxembourg for $9 on average this week. The price of a train ticket to Luxembourg remains generally consistent for the next 3 months. We recommend booking when you can to ensure you have your desired date secured.

It is 3.6 mi to get from Luxembourg Pfaffenthal-Kirchberg station to the center of Luxembourg, 3.9 mi to get from Luxembourg station to the center of Luxembourg, and 13.7 mi to get from Esch-sur-Alzette station to the center of Luxembourg.