Name: Luxembourg
Address: 11 Place de la Gare, 1130 Luxembourg, LU
Telephone: +352 24 89 24 89

Luxembourg is a train station, located at 11 Place de la Gare, 1130 Luxembourg. They can be contacted via phone at +352 24 89 24 89 for more detailed information.

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11 Place de la Gare, 1130 Luxembourg

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Nick Ash

07 April 2018

A nice place to hang out for a while, with food shops and convenience stores selling tobacco, sweets. Piano is on the premise if you ever feel the need to play the blues. Well, maybe the railway strike affected your ride back or there was an unexplained technical difficulty at the railway leading to difficulty claiming a ticket or compensation for finding another way back across the boarders. The station has a nice charm to it and the trains allow you to roll your bicycle in. Works for me, just a 60km cycle back.
Mr Collis

09 July 2017

Be careful here, I will say no more.
Themiya Bandara Weerasekara

24 May 2017

Nice place. Well maintained. Main entrance closed at night.
David Sarkies

22 May 2017

Okay, it probably isn't Luxembourg's only railway station, but it is the major one, and as a building it is gorgeous. Well, not as gorgeous as the one in Antwerp or the one in Amsterdam, but it is still up there. Also it is pretty big as well, but then again it is the main railway station in the capital of the Grand Duchy. Like many of the other stations it does offer a full service, and is also pretty easy to get around as well. There is also a bistro and a snackbar, and we ended up going to the bistro. I probably should also mention that there is a major bus interchange out the front, and it is also pretty close to one of the shopping districts.
Simon

08 May 2017

Normal run of the mill station. Small but acceptable selection of food outlets and shops. Has good routes to other destinations. Liked the piano in the main hall. Have a tinkle if you're there.
Enzo Rovez

28 April 2017

This station is adapted for local traffic, to reach the small villages of the "country", with a good railway and road network. But it aims to link France, Germany and Belgium (three hours to reach Brussels) and there it is catastrophic. Additionally, sound announcements are inaudible, even when they are not pronounced in the local dialect. The opening hours of the ticket office are those of a country station and not of a capital. Many illegal immigrants run freely through the station, police probably prefer to see them joining other countries.
Nikos Georgosopoulos

13 March 2017

The station is always full of crowds and navigating through them can be cumbersome if you are in a hurry. It also is open so, cold in winter. Trains do not always leave exactly the same platform as the previous day nor the previous time. Overall the inside appearence from the inside is nor too bad but from the outide, especially up from the pedestrian bridge it looks horrid.
Jonathan Rodríguez

13 March 2017

Be careful this is a dangerous place, I got assaulted by an immigrant, maybe from Syria, Iraq or Algeria, he was with 4 other men all of them were drunk and no one from the people around got involved, the police arrived 10 minutes after the incident, avoid Luxembourg if possible..
Ramesh Kumar

02 March 2017

I expected it to be big but it's not. A has a good experience at ticket counter and information centre.
Nick Dashko

20 February 2017

Good and relatively clean (as for Train Station standards at least). Small but rather efficient
Balsa Lux

03 January 2017

It's great place, but there's unfortunately lot of idle people who come there just for free WiFi connection. If we talk about train station, it's very well organised.