Free public transport in Luxembourg: a beginner's guide
Train, tram and bus are free across the whole country: here's how to make the most of it right now.
In Luxembourg, public transport is free for everyone. No ticket to buy for the bus, tram or second-class train: you hop on and go. It's one of the few countries in the world to have made this choice, and for a young person without a car, it changes everything.
What the free ride actually covers
The free ride covers the national network: regional and city buses, the tram, and second-class train travel inside the country. If you travel first class or across the border, a different rule applies. The safest move is to check your route before you leave to avoid surprises.
In practice, you can reach school, a student job, training or a night out without ever reaching for your wallet. Just keep an eye on evening schedules, which run less often.
To plan ahead, an official app gathers every schedule and route in the country. We'll come back to it, but remember it will be your best ally.
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