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Luxembourg Travel Advice
Practical information to plan your trip
Entry Requirements
If you are an EU or UK national and own a valid passport, you are able to stay in Luxembourg for up to 90 days.
Coronavirus
Passengers arriving in Luxembourg currently do not need to show proof of COVID vaccination, a negative COVID test, or a certificate of recovery from COVID.
VISA
All non-EU citizens that intend to travel to Luxembourg need to apply for a VISA. You can read more information on the requirements and whether you need to apply for one here.
ETIAS Waiver
From Mid-2025, visitors that do not need a visa to enter Europe will need to register with ETIAS. ETIAS (European Travel Information and Authorisation System) will become a mandatory entry requirement.
European Health Insurance Card (EHIC)
If you’re entering the EU as a UK resident, you can apply for an EHIC. It is completely free, and entitles you to essential medical care during a temporary stay in Europe.
Read more about it, check your eligibility, and apply for an EHIC here.
Luxembourg Weather
These are the average highs and lows of the temperature in Luxembourg throughout the year:
| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| -1° / 3° | -1° / 5° | 2° / 9° | 5° / 13° | 9° / 18° | 12° / 21° |
| Jul | Aug | Sept | Oct | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14° / 23° | 13° / 22° | 11° / 18° | 7° / 13° | 3° / 7° | 0° / 4° |
When to visit
Luxembourg is a great place to visit at any time of the year, but warmer weather can be enjoyed between May and September.
January to March tend to be the least busy months due to the colder weather, so if you want to avoid the crowds, plan your trip around this time.
Getting around in Luxembourg
Public transport in Luxembourg is free.
Yes, you read that correctly – it’s absolutely free! All buses, trains and trams can be boarded free of charge throughout Luxembourg. The only exception is 1st class, which you do have to shell out for.
The country is well connected by public transport, and you can plan your journey on the Mobiliteit.lu app (Android/iOS) or via the Mobilitéitszentral website.
Further practical information for travelling in Luxembourg
What language is mainly spoken in Luxembourg?
Luxembourgish is the official language of Luxembourg, and most of the population also speak French. Around 80% of people speak English.
What is the main currency of Luxembourg?
The currency of Luxembourg is the Euro (€).
What is the emergency number in Luxembourg?
If you need emergency services in Luxembourg, you can dial 112 and ask for an ambulance, the fire service, the police and other services such as the coastguard.
What kind of plug adapter do I need in Luxembourg?
You will need a Type C or F 2-pin system adapter for plugs in Luxembourg. Luxembourg operates on a 230V supply voltage & 50Hz.
Is the tap water safe to drink in Luxembourg?
Yes, the tap water is perfectly safe to drink in Luxembourg, and the city also provides a number of free drinking fountains.
Are public toilets free in Luxembourg?
Public toilets are free to use in Luxembourg.
Is there free public wi-fi in Luxembourg?
There are lots of free wi-fi spots in Luxembourg, including on some public transport. Look for it in places like museums, parks, cafes and other public locations.
Is tipping expected in Luxembourg?
When tipping serving staff, it’s normal to round up the bill 5-15% to a convenient number, for example €27 to €30, but it is not expected.
What is the drinking age in Luxembourg?
The official drinking age in Luxembourg is 16 years old.
Are there are venomous or dangerous animals in Luxembourg?
There isn’t much dangerous wildlife in Luxembourg, apart from the venomous Adder, and bigger animals such as bears and boars, but always research the area you’re travelling to, to see if there’s anything there that might pose a threat to you.
Updated 14/06/2024
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