Luxembourg

Valid from 3.4.2024

Are you travelling to Luxembourg?

Travel with us by train. We’re preparing discounted First Minute Europe Tickets (Včasná jízdenka Evropa) to Luxembourg.

Where and how to purchase a ticket?

at an international ticket counter
in the e-shop (from announcement)

Purchase a ticket

By train to Luxembourg

Despite the fact that there is no direct train connection between the Czech Republic and Luxembourg, you can travel in comfort from Prague, Ústí nad Labem or Plzeň to the capital city of Luxembourg with transfers in Germany. For selected connections, it will be possible as of a forthcoming announcement to purchase the discounted First Minute Europe (Včasná jízdenka Evropa) ticket in the e-shop or at ticket counters.

Our Search for a Connection page will offer you other variants for the journey.

How much to Luxembourg

From the Czech Republic to Luxembourg, we will offer as of a forthcoming announcement the discounted First Minute Europe (Včasná jízdenka Evropa) ticket.

Complete offer for your trip to Luxembourg

Basic information

area … 2,586 m²
capital ... Luxembourg
population ... 500,000
highest point ... Kneiff, 560 m above sea level
length of the railway network ... 275 km

Main railway carriers:

CFL (Société Nationale des Chemins de Fer Luxemburgeois)

Luxembourg is a European coastal county and one of the three countries of the so-called Benelux group. It borders on Belgium, France and Germany. Luxembourg is linked historically with the Czech lands through King John of Bohemia and Charles IV, Holy Roman Emperor.

Luxembourg

The capital of the Grand Duchy boasts modern architecture as well as preserved portions of an erstwhile fortress with a maze of underground passages and bulwarks. King John of Bohemia is buried in the late gothic Notre-Dame Cathedral.

Little Switzerland

Northeast of the capital is the Mullerthal region featuring strange sandstone formations, deep forests and so-called mountain torrents. The centre of this region is the picturesque little town of Echternach, Luxembourg’s oldest city.