Public transport

Getting to Colmar-Berg by public transport

Colmar-Berg has 16 stops, served by 1 train line and 20 bus lines. Trains stop at Colmar-Berg, Gare.

Direct lines run to Ettelbruck, Gilsdorf, Diekirch, Mersch, Reisdorf, Redange/Attert, Hollenfels, and Arlon.

Buses, the tram and trains are free within Luxembourg; only 1st class on trains needs a ticket.

Within a short walk of its stops: Berg Castle, CFL rail trail 13 (Colmar-Berg – Mersch), and CFL railway hiking trail 13 (Colmar-Berg - Mersch).

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Places to see in Colmar-Berg

Berg Castle in Colmar-Berg, whose origins date back to the early 15th century, is the main residence of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg and is surrounded by extensive parkland. The flag on the roof of the tower indicates…

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Berg Castle in Colmar-Berg, whose origins date back to the early 15th century, is the main residence of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg and is surrounded by extensive parkland. The flag on the roof of the tower indicates whether the Grand Duke is in or out. The castle cannot be visited.

  • 5 Rue de la Poste L-7730 Colmar-Berg
  • Run by Administration Communale de Colmar-Berg
  • Website

At the bike service station, you will find a selection of tools for bicycle repairs, as well as a vending machine with spare parts.

  • L-7735 Colmar-Berg
  • Run by Colmar-Berg

Located in Colmar‑Berg, Den Nordpool is an aquatic centre offering sports pools, leisure and non-swimmer areas, water slides, a hammam and dedicated spaces for toddlers and relaxation. Easily accessible and centrally…

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Located in Colmar‑Berg, Den Nordpool is an aquatic centre offering sports pools, leisure and non-swimmer areas, water slides, a hammam and dedicated spaces for toddlers and relaxation. Easily accessible and centrally located, it caters to both families and fitness enthusiasts. During holiday seasons and public holidays, opening hours may differ.

  • Rue de l'Ecole L-7730 Colmar-Berg
  • Run by Den Nordpool
  • Website
Data: Administration des transports publics and Luxembourg for Tourism, CC BY 4.0