Riding the Luxembourg tram for the first time

The tram has become the backbone of getting around the capital. It links several key districts above ground, without worrying about traffic. Like the rest of the country's public transport, it's free, so you just board at the nearest stop.

Good habits on board

Let people off before you get on, keep your backpack in front of you at rush hour, and watch the screens announcing the next stop. At the stops, clear signage shows the direction: take a second to check you're heading the right way.

The tram is comfortable for revising, listening to music or meeting friends on the way. Because it runs above ground, you also get a view of the city, which makes the ride nicer than a metro.

For connections to the bus or train, the main stops are designed as interchange points. Your route app will tell you where to get off to connect fastest.