Trains in Luxembourg

Tickets can be purchased online via CFL (Luxembourg Railways), at station ticket machines, or at CFL ticket counters. For short trips within the country, you can also buy a ticket directly from the train conductor. For the best current fares and easy booking, use the train booking widget on this site.

Luxembourg City's main station is Luxembourg Gare (Lëtzebuerg Gare). It is the central hub for national CFL trains and international connections to France, Belgium, and Germany. The station is well-connected to the city center by local buses and taxis.

Yes, luggage is allowed on CFL trains. There are overhead racks and dedicated storage areas at the ends of carriages for larger suitcases. There are no strict size or weight limits for standard luggage. But space is shared, so it's considerate to keep bags compact.

CFL's intercity and regional trains generally offer comfortable seating with ample legroom. Many trains are modern and include amenities like power outlets and free Wi-Fi. For international routes, comfort levels can vary, so checking the specific service when you book is advisable.

Connections to major cities like Paris, Brussels, and Frankfurt are generally reliable and direct or require only one change. International schedules are coordinated, but it's wise to allow a buffer for connections, when booking separate tickets. Always check for any service updates before travel.

For domestic CFL trains, seat reservations are not typically required or possible. Seating is open. For most international high-speed services (like to Paris), a seat reservation is mandatory and included with your ticket. Always verify the reservation policy for your specific route when booking.