Departures · Luxembourg

Luxembourg, Paräisser Plaz

Timing · Late evening: the last departure from here tonight is line T1 to Kirchberg, Luxexpo at 00:43.
Live · updated 21:27
  1. T1
    Gasperich, Stadion
    21:31·On time
    4 min
  2. T1
    Findel - Luxembourg Airport
    21:33·On time
    6 min
  3. T1
    Gasperich, Stadion
    21:41·On time
    14 min
  4. T1
    Findel - Luxembourg Airport
    21:43·On time
    16 min
  5. T1
    Gasperich, Stadion
    21:51·On time
    24 min
  6. T1
    Findel - Luxembourg Airport
    21:53·On time
    26 min
  7. T1
    Gasperich, Stadion
    22:01·On time
    34 min
  8. T1
    Findel - Luxembourg Airport
    22:03·On time
    36 min
  9. T1
    Gasperich, Stadion
    22:11·On time
    44 min
  10. T1
    Findel - Luxembourg Airport
    22:13·On time
    46 min
  11. T1
    Gasperich, Stadion
    22:21·On time
    54 min
  12. T1
    Findel - Luxembourg Airport
    22:23·On time
    56 min
  13. T1
    Gasperich, Stadion
    22:31·On time
    22:31
  14. T1
    Findel - Luxembourg Airport
    22:33·On time
    22:33
  15. T1
    Gasperich, Stadion
    22:41·On time
    22:41
  16. T1
    Findel - Luxembourg Airport
    22:43·On time
    22:43
  17. T1
    Gasperich, Stadion
    22:51·On time
    22:51
  18. T1
    Findel - Luxembourg Airport
    22:53·On time
    22:53

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Mon - Thu: 8:00 pm - 8:00 am Fri - Sat: 8:00 pm - 10:00 am Sun: 8:00 pm - 8:00 am

  • 13 rue Dicks L-1417 Luxembourg City
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The Place de Paris, not too far from the railway station, was transformed into a pedestrian zone in 1986.

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The Place de Paris, not too far from the railway station, was transformed into a pedestrian zone in 1986. A lot of restaurants with nice patios during summer are located on this square and on Thursdays it hosts a small market.

  • Place de Paris L-1931 Luxembourg

In 1859 the first railway station of the city started to operate; for military reasons timber was the basic construction material.

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In 1859 the first railway station of the city started to operate; for military reasons timber was the basic construction material. Between 1907 and 1913 the German architects Rüdell, Jüsgen and Scheuffel planned and organized the gradual replacing of the half-timbering by modern building techniques. The monumental main building and the high clock tower are in “Moselle Baroque”. In the entrance hall a mosaic window discloses the outline of the city; the ceiling was repainted by the Luxembourg artist Armand Strainchamps.

  • Place de la Gare L-1616 Luxembourg

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Opening times: Wednesday, Thursday & Sunday: 23:00 pm – 3:00 am Friday & Saturday: 23:00 pm – 6:00 am

  • 58 Rue du Fort Neipperg L-2230 Luxembourg City
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Data: Administration des transports publics and Luxembourg for Tourism, CC BY 4.0