Luxembourg is a signatory to the Schengen Agreement. Most foreign visitors need a Schengen visa. You can typically enter via France, Germany, or Belgium, and should apply through the country where you’ll spend the most time. Required documents include your passport, photos, flight and hotel reservations, itinerary, travel insurance, and proof of funds. Processing usually takes around 15 days, so apply at least a month in advance during peak seasons. Luxembourg’s Findel Airport is located about 6 km east of the capital, and entry procedures are straightforward. If arriving by train from a neighboring European country, there are no border checks—you can travel freely with just your Schengen visa.
| Category | Daily Cost | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Budget | 70–100 euros | Hostels or budget hotels, affordable restaurants, and supermarkets |
| Comfortable | 150–220 euros | Four-star hotels, scenic restaurants, and castle entry fees |
| High-end | 300+ euros | Luxury hotels in the old town, Michelin-starred dining, and private car hire |
Public transport across Luxembourg is completely free, so your transportation budget is nearly zero. Most expenses will be on accommodation and meals.