Traveling to

Luxembourg

Practical information

Languages spoken: Luxembourgish, French and German.
English is generally spoken in shops and many venues.

Electricity: 230V/50Hz. Plug type C and F.

More information on Visit Luxembourg official web site

VISA

If you are traveling from non-Schengen countries it is likely that you will need a visa.

If you are coming from one of the countries listed in this document then you will need to apply for a visa.

Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs

Flights

There are daily flights connecting Luxembourg to most of Europe and beyond.

There are not many intercontinental flights connecting to the rest of the world so plan for a connecting flight.

More information on Lux Airport web site

Trains

Luxembourg is well connected with the major European train lines and the TGV line with France.

You can find more information through your national railway operator or plan your trip using the Luxembourgish train operator which will provide the best options to get here.

More information on CFL web site

Getting to the conference

National public transport services are free of charge.

From the Airport

Just outside Findel Airport you can find the bus stop for the bus line 29 or the tram for Luxembourg Gare Centrale where you can take the train for “Belval (University) Gare”.

The trip takes 20/25 minutes.

Public transport information and schedules