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LUXEMBOURG CITY PRACTICAL INFORMATION B2B Grand Duchy of Luxembourg Facts & Figures Population Luxembourg City 626.000 124.528 inhabitants inhabitants (Source: Statec 04/2020) (Source : VDL 01/2021) International dialling prefix+352 2020 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec average day 3,9 5,6 7,2 14,8 15,6 18,5 20,5 22,9 18,2 10,5 7,2 3,9 temperature Climate meteolux.lu average night 3,4 4,4 4,8 10,4 11,1 14,4 16,4 18,7 14,6 9,2 5,6 3,5 in 2020 temperature (Source: Meteolux 2020) Head of State Government Parliamentary democracy HRH in the form of a Grand Duke Henri constitutional monarchy Official languages Currency Luxembourgish, French Euro and German How to get there Amsterdam 417 km 1h30’ Berlin 769 km 1h20’ Brussels 220 km 2h00’ Cologne 200 km 2h30’ London Frankfurt 276 km 0h50’ Hamburg mterm Munich 532 km 1h10’ Berlin Geneva 576 km 0h55’ Brussels Hamburg 659 km 1h55’ Cologne Frankfurt London 584 km 1h10’ mg Madrid 1635 km 2h20’ Paris Strasbourg Paris 372 km 2h05’ Munich 1h00‘ Bern Geneva Rome 1281 km 1h50’ Strasbourg 220 km 2h10’ Madrid m Rush hour Early morning and late afternoon Travel conditions For all information: maee.gouvernement.lu France Germany Belgium Metz: 60 km Trier: 48 km Brussels: 220 km Paris: 372 km Saarbrücken: 100 km Liège: 168 km Strasbourg: 220 km Cologne: 200 km Antwerp: 254 km Frankfurt: 276 km International Airport Luxembourg-Findel For all information: lux-airport.lu / luxair.lu Public Transport & Mobility All public transport (bus, tram and train) is free of charge Luxembourg City By bus By tram bus.vdl.lu luxtram.lu By bike Discover Luxembourg City on foot veloh.lu Several circular walks are available at the Luxembourg City Tourist Office By taxi By car Several taxi ranks Several car sharing can be found all stations available over the city. all over the city. Nationwide Bus Train 2465 2465 mobiliteit.lu mobile apps 2489 2489 cfl.lu mobile apps Good to know UNESCO World Heritage: MOIEN 2019 marked the 25th anniversary of Luxembourg City’s inscription on the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1994. “Luxembourg, its old quarters and fortifications” bear witness to the city’s turbulent Contacts history that dates back to the year 963. Luxembourg City Tourist Office Bock Casemates: 30, Place Guillaume II L-1648 Luxembourg With almost 150,000 visitors per year, the Bock Casemates are among Luxembourg’s most popular tourist attractions. Inscribed Tel.: (+352) 22 28 09 [email protected] on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1994, the origin of this luxembourg-city.com immense underground military defence system dates back to the 17th century. Explore these underground galleries at your own pace Guided Tours or with a guide and descend into the capital’s rich history. [email protected] More information available on luxembourg-city.com Tel.: (+352) 22 28 09 – 79 25 guided tours in Grand ducal Palace: up to 25 different languages Formerly used as a city hall, the grand ducal Palace has been the Luxembourg Convention Bureau G.I.E. Grand Duke’s city residence since 1890. During the summer 43, Boulevard Pierre Frieden months, visitors can take a peek behind the scenes and learn more L-1543 Luxembourg about the 450-year history. Individual and group bookings Tel.: (+352) 22 75 65 -1 available online or over the phone (+352) 22 28 09 – 79. [email protected] lcb.lu More information available on luxembourg-city.com Kirchberg Plateau: The Kirchberg Plateau is the business district of Luxembourg’s banking and financial centre and is home to one of the several seats of the European Union, the European Court of Justice, the European Investment Bank and the European Court of Auditors. Events & highlights: During the summer months, the city centre comes to life thanks to the “Summer in the City” festival, with an extensive program of outdoor events, exhibitions, virtual activities, live stream events, and countless other tourist attractions. All events labelled “Summer in the City” are the result of a close collaboration between various players in the capital and many institutional and private partners. More information available on luxembourg-city.com / summerinthecity.lu Hospitality Here are a few useful expressions in “Lëtzebuergesch”: (Gudde) Moien - Hello Äddi - Goodbye Wéi geet et (Iech)? - How are you? Wann ech gelift - Please Vill Gléck - Good luck Hotels Luxembourg City has a wide variety of hotels as well as other accommodation facilities for your stay, whether it is in the city centre, near the station or in Kirchberg Plateau. More information available on luxembourg-city.com Hotel / Hostel Rooms Beds Campings Beds Pension 61 3.272 6.669 1 640 (Source: Statistiques.public.lu) Restaurants Luxembourg’s unique way of life is reflected in its cuisine where local specialities, international flavours and wine varieties from the Luxembourg Moselle are intertwined. Many restaurants in the city centre offer traditional local dishes, such as “Judd mat Gaardebounen” (smoked pork collar with broad beans), “Kniddelen” (dumplings) and “Bouneschlupp” (soup with green beans, potatoes and bacon). More information available on luxembourg-city.com Look out for the “Safe to serve” label which acts as a guarantee that hospitality establishments adher to sanitary guidelines. Practical Information Public Holidays New Year’s Day Friday, Jan 1, 2021 / Saturday, Jan 1, 2022 / Sunday, Jan 1, 2023 Easter Monday Monday, Apr 5, 2021 / Monday, Apr 18, 2022 / Monday, Apr 10, 2023 Labour Day Saturday, May 1, 2021 / Sunday, May 1, 2022 / Monday, May 1, 2023 Europe Day Sunday, May 9, 2021 / Monday, May 9, 2022 / Tuesday, May 9, 2023 Ascension Day Thursday, May 13, 2021 / Thursday, May 26, 2022 / Thursday, May 18, 2023 Whit Monday Monday, May 24, 2021 / Monday, Jun 6, 2022 / Monday, May 29, 2023 National Holiday Wednesday, Jun 23, 2021 / Thursday, Jun 23, 2022 / Friday, Jun 23, 2023 Assumption of Mary Sunday, Aug 15, 2021 / Monday, Aug 15, 2022 / Tuesday, Aug 15, 2023 All Saint’s Day Monday, Nov 1, 2021 / Tuesday, Nov 1, 2022 / Wednesday, Nov 1, 2023 Christmas Day Saturday, Dec 25, 2021 / Sunday, Dec 25, 2022 / Monday, Dec 25, 2023 St. Stephen’s Day Sunday, Dec 26, 2021 / Monday, Dec 26, 2022 / Tuesday, Dec 26, 2023 DOWNLOAD Store WiFi BROCHURES Need more Opening Stay connected during your SCAN AND GET MORE information? INFORMATION Hours stay with free WiFi Our tourist publications 10 am – 6 pm throughout the city centre. are available for More information More information available download on on Sunday opening on citywifi.lu luxembourg-city.com hours available on Free LCTO Wifi available at More information on cityshopping.lu the Luxembourg City Tourist REVIEW US cityapp – VDL SCAN AND LEAVE US Office (Place Guillaume II)! A REVIEW ON Ambulance Police Mentions légales : Éditeur : Luxembourg City Tourist Office a.s.b.l. • N° TVA : LU15621823 – R.C.S. Luxembourg F 754 • Conception graphique : binsfeld • Photo couverture : © Marc Lazzarini - standart/LCTO • 112 113 08/2021 • ISBN 978-2-49672-018-1 Coach Parking Facilities Information for coach drivers riel alerage ieerae Ettelbruck A7 A7 Trier / Köln A1 1 Wasserbillig iel Dommelage 8 irport Arlon / Liège A6 Bruxelles ircberg 1 A6 Limpertberg trae oom B B 1 4 et 7 A6 aeiler elair Ville aute amm 1 ertrage erl D C A are olleric oeoie A4 A6 aperic eage tig A6 3 Metz / Paris A3 oter A4 A6 Saarbrücken Esch/Alzette A4 1 eperage 3 oulear alo A e la C arig true 24h Drop-Off oit max. mi laci Drop-Off Point ouillo arig arig B B 24h 24h D Coach Parking Facilities Limpertberg ircberg olligergru B B A6 euor Pfaffenthal Ville aute 3,5m laue elair ru A1 A7 A olleric A4 C are oeoie D A3 aperic A3 Drop-Off Points arig pot re to ity etre time oulear e la true max. mi 5 boulear e la true - L- Luxembourg m mi laci 1 24h 36 aeue e la aecerie - L- Luxembourg m mi u parig arig pot re to ity etre time laci 1 36 aeue e la aecerie - L- Luxembourg m mi T 3 alo 18 - L- Luxembourg-olleric m mi 15 3 D ouillo 2 20 rue e ouillo - L- Luxembourg-olleric m mi 3 1 Not accessible from August to mid-September 2 Waste water dump (WC) 3 bus.vdl.lu Way from the drop-off point Way from the bus parking to the bus parking. to the drop-off point. mportat iormatio The use of bus lanes and bus stops is strictly reserved for line buses!.
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  • Belgium's Constitution of 1831

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