Luxembourg, an overview

Getting about in Luxembourg

Luxembourg is well served by public transport. Luxembourg has a comprehensive railway network. The bus network covers the whole of Luxembourg. Luxembourg-Findel International Airport is located 8 km north-east of Luxembourg City. Particular attention is paid to 'gentle mobility' throughout the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.

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A brief overview of Luxembourg

Through which political system is Luxembourg governed? What are its national symbols? What are its most popular festivals and traditions? What are its key figures?

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Luxembourg's political system

The political system

(c) Claude Piscitelli

What are the political institutions of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg? What is the 'Luxembourg model'?

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Portrait of the Luxembourg economy

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Luxembourg's population

The composition of Luxembourg's population is unparalleled in Europe. The population of Luxembourg amounts to nearly 563,000 inhabitants. 46% of these inhabitants are foreign nationals. Indeed, 68% of inhabitants living in the capital city are foreign nationals. Most of the foreigners living in the Grand Duchy are nationals of another European Union country (86%).

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Luxembourg - The capital

Luxembourg-City

(c) Christof Weber / SIP

The capital city of Luxembourg is more than just a boulevard lined with banks.

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Luxembourg's regions

Visit the country

(c) Claude Piscitelli

Luxembourg is not just a city but a country composed of different regions with very different landscapes including the Ardennes, Mullerthal, Moselle and Terres rouges areas.

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