General information about Luxembourg

Discover the 10 essential steps to prepare for your move to Luxembourg: administrative procedures, employment, housing, healthcare, budgeting, integration, and daily life.

Learn how Luxembourg's political institutions work: the Grand Duke, the government, the Chamber of Deputies, the judiciary, and the structure of the state.

Learn the essential phrases in Luxembourgish for greeting people, saying thank you, introducing yourself, and communicating more easily in everyday life in Luxembourg.

Prepare for your move to Luxembourg with our comprehensive guide: procedures, housing, employment, healthcare, education, integration, and daily life—everything you need to make your move abroad a success.

Check out our tips for successfully settling into life in Luxembourg: building your network, understanding cultural norms, learning the languages, and finding your place.

Learn about Luxembourg's social norms, etiquette, and cultural customs to help you integrate more easily, both in your daily life and at work.

Discover Luxembourg's culinary specialties, local products, and iconic beverages. Tips on how to enjoy them, buy them, and bring home a typical souvenir.

Learn about the major religions in Luxembourg, freedom of worship, places of worship, and useful information for practicing your religion in the Grand Duchy.

Learn about Luxembourg's population, its cultural diversity, its main nationalities, and the reasons why the Grand Duchy is one of the most international countries in Europe.

Discover the major milestones in Luxembourg's history, from its founding in 963 to its current role at the heart of Europe, and gain an understanding of the Grand Duchy's identity.

Discover Luxembourg's geography, its main regions, its landscapes, its climate, and useful tips for living in or visiting the Grand Duchy throughout the year.

Discover Luxembourg's main customs and traditional festivals. A practical guide to understanding local traditions, participating in events, and better integrating into the community.

Learn about the role of women in Luxembourg: rights, equality, work, health, family life, safety, and practical advice for female expats.

Have you just moved to Luxembourg? Find out where and how to make friends, expand your network, or meet someone special with our tips and recommendations.

A Practical Guide to Police and Safety in Luxembourg: Useful Numbers, Filing a Report, Lost and Found, e-Commissariat, and Official Alerts.

The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg has 100 municipalities, 12 of which are cities in their own right. The rest consist of several villages grouped together into a single municipality.

The municipality of Niederanven borders the northeast of Luxembourg City. It comprises the following localities: Ernster, Hostert, Niederanven, Oberanven, Rameldange, Senningerberg, and Waldhof.

Strassen is a small, very dynamic municipality in the inner suburbs of Luxembourg City. It could be considered an extension of Luxembourg City via the Route d'Arlon, a major economic hub.

Esch-sur-Alzette is the second largest city after the capital Luxembourg. It is located in the south of Luxembourg, close to the French border. Today, it is a truly dynamic city with many attractions.

Sandweiler is one of the municipalities bordering the city of Luxembourg, located east of the Luxembourg capital. One of the smallest municipalities in the Grand Duchy, it offers a fast bus connection to the capital.

Bertrange is one of the municipalities in the inner belt around Luxembourg City. It is very attractive due to its motorways, commercial areas, and residential neighborhoods.

The municipality of Walferdange is a green municipality bordering the city of Luxembourg to the north. It includes the villages of Walferdange, Bereldange, and Helmsange.

The municipality of Hesperange in Luxembourg comprises five localities: Hesperange, Howald, Alzingen, Itzig, and Fentange.