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Luxembourg Findel Airport (LUX) to the city

Buses 16 and 29 run into the city and the station, and they cost nothing at all.

  • The bus into the city is free. So is every other bus, tram and train in Luxembourg - the country abolished public transport fares in March 2020.
  • Lines 16 and 29 run to the city centre and the railway station in about 20 to 25 minutes.
  • There is no ticket to buy, no card to tap and no machine to find. You get on.
  • The airport is about 6 km from the centre - among the shortest transfers in Europe.
  • Taxis are available and expensive, which is a hard sell against a free bus.

Free, genuinely

  • Since 1 March 2020 all public transport in Luxembourg has been free of charge, for residents and visitors alike.
  • Luxembourg is the only country in the world to have done this.
  • It applies in second class; first class on trains still costs, and cross-border journeys are free only to the border.
  • Budget nothing for local transport here.

The routes

  • Bus 16 and 29 connect Findel with the city centre and Luxembourg railway station, in roughly 20 to 25 minutes.
  • The tram runs through Kirchberg and the centre to the station and connects to the airport road.
  • Luxembourg station puts Trier, Metz, Brussels and Paris within reach.

Not to be confused

  • Frankfurt-Hahn (HHN), despite the name, is about 120 km away in Germany and is a completely different airport with a two-hour coach into Frankfurt. It has its own page here.

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