Luxembourg is very small but economically developed country. It has an excellent transport system. The railway network connects the country with neighboring France, Belgium, and Germany. There are several routes of regional trains to the border stations of these countries. The total length of railway network is 274 kilometers. You will also find regional buses running from all the different localities to the railway stations. The entire railway system is represented by modern, comfortable trains. However, despite the popularity of the railway, the most popular mode of transportation in the country is buses. In the Capital, there are about 25 bus routes, whose network looks like a star on the map. Most of the routes pass through the railway station and the central bus station Hamilius. Buses also connect the city with the airport, and even at night, it is possible to move along some routes.
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Main airports and avia transportation
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There are also areas for lovers of shopping. Here, everyone will find high-quality brand cosmetics, perfumes, various alcoholic beverages, food, and colorful souvenirs. Landside and Airside zone stores are open daily. Most tourists arriving at Luxembourg airport book a taxi or a transfer to get to the city center. However, there is also a cheaper way – public transport. Buses run every hour. Also, you can rent a car for self-drive right at the airport.
Railway, bus, water and other transport
The transport system of Luxembourg will pleasantly surprise every tourist. Buses are the most popular means of public transportation in the country. They run both within a particular city, and on intercity, and regional routes. It should be noted that buses leave daily from the capital of Luxembourg to her border stations with Belgium, Germany, and France. In any case, the bus fare is the same. If you buy a ticket for an hour’s trip, you will have to pay 1 or 2 euros for it. If on the other hand you plan to travel frequently by bus, it is better to buy a so-called ticket block which costs a little over 9 euros. Also available are daily tickets, and five-day tickets which cost a little over 18 euros. Please note that in the country, tourists can purchase a special ticket which allows them not only to travel by any type of transport, but also to visit museums, and other attractions. The cost of such a ticket is 9 euros per day.
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If you want to independently conduct your travel around the country, you can rent a car. This service can be accessed right at the airport or in any major city. The minimum cost of renting a car is usually between 50-60 euros per day. In order to rent a car you must be over 21 years of age. In some cases, car rental companies may require a certain amount as deposit. International driver’s license, insurance, and passport are also required. The speed limit for driving in Luxembourg are as follows; movement within cities and towns is possible at speeds of up to 50 km/h, on open roads you can accelerate to 90 km/h, and on highways you can reach speeds of up to 130 km/h. Please note that the country has very strict laws. Therefore, safety belts must always be fastened both by passengers in the front, and back seats. Also, any driver whose blood when tested is found to contain more than half a milligram of alcohol per milliliter of blood, will be subjected to the full punishment of the law.
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