Luxembourg.
An exemplary quality of life,
leading services and facilities, modernity and tradition
combine together on a daily basis.
The country is ranked
The city of Luxembourg is ranked
Luxembourg: €6,000/m² similar to Scandinavian countries and the United Kingdom (Info GSK).
Reinforced global attractiveness
Evolution of the catchment area
Economic activities and transport
At the heart of Europe !
A varied environment
Luxembourg is a country with a reputation for offering an environment favourable to international economic activity and for being a reliable centre for cross-border activities in various sectors including finance, logistics, automobile, ICT, life sciences and clean technologies.
At the centre of markets
The country is situation at the crossroads of several major European markets. International players of all sizes use it as a bridgehead to access Europe and beyond, thanks to its proximity to decision-making centres and its excellent access to international markets.
An exceptional infrastructure
The excellent air, road, rail and navigable infrastructure in Luxembourg, as well as its location at the heart of Europe, make it a competitive intercontinental logistics centre. Paris is two hours away by high-speed train, and regular flights to London, Barcelona, Zurich and Milan take no longer than 90 minutes. Frankfurt, Brussels and Amsterdam are nearer still.
60 % of the European Union’s GDP is less than a day away by car, or a few hours by plane.
Education and quality of life
Education
In 2003, Luxembourg opened a university focusing on education and research.
Institutions
The city of Luxembourg is a European capital similar to Brussels and Strasbourg. It has 12 European institutions and bodies.
Gastronomy
Luxembourg has more Michelin-starred restaurants (10) per head than any other European country.
Fascinating nature...
Come and visit its picturesque villages, from the Ardennes to 'Gutland', or from Luxembourg's Little Switzerland to the wine-making valley of the Moselle.
The city of Luxembourg is, above all, a capital on a human scale. Its new neighbourhoods and the old centre share a green environment, a great source of quality in everyday life. The cultural and leisure infrastructures go hand in hand with a remarkable and varied commercial offering.
Its UNESCO-recognised mediaeval heritage stretches across two rivers, the Pétrusse and the Alzette. The city also boasts three theatres, seven museums, and an internationally renowned concert hall, the Philharmonie.
25 bus lines and a 'Joker Line' reserved for seniors, a brand-new tram in the near future, five free car parks on the outskirts (first 24h).
