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Luxembourg

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Luxembourg's border crossings are part of everyday life for thousands of regional travelers, creating a steady flow of vehicles throughout the week. Efficient roads keep journeys moving, but rush hour traffic often deserves more attention than the border itself.

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Border Crossings

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Borders

Belgium

Capital

Luxembourg

Time Zone

UTC+1

Luxembourg

Understanding Luxembourg

Luxembourg’s forests, plateaus, and small towns influence crossings with Belgium, France, and Germany. Conditions stay mild. Border regions often feature castles, wine valleys, and historic forts.

Border Map

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Luxembourg border crossings on one map

Every crossing on a map, with opening hours, typical waits and this month's closures. Print it for the trip, or hand it to your drivers.

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Crossings (3)

Luxembourg shares borders with 1 country.

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Quick Information

Capital Luxembourg
Official Language Luxembourgish, French and German
Currency Euro (EUR)
Calling Code +352

Quick Information

Capital Luxembourg
Official Language Luxembourgish, French and German
Currency Euro (EUR)
Time zone UTC+1
Calling code +352

Travel Tip

Luxembourg may be one of Europe's smallest countries, but it has an excellent road network that makes getting around quick and easy. You'll hear Luxembourgish, French, and German in everyday life, so road signs and conversations often come with a multilingual twist.

Border Crossings in Luxembourg

Browse border crossings connecting Luxembourg with its neighbouring countries.

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Crossing Tip

Luxembourg may be one of Europe's smallest countries, but it has an excellent road network that makes getting around quick and easy. You'll hear Luxembourgish, French, and German in everyday life, so road signs and conversations often come with a multilingual twist.