~6 min
In a restored shed, discover the history of public transport in Luxembourg City from horse-drawn trams to the present day.
- 63 rue de Bouillon L-1248 Luxembourg City
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Merl has 16 stops, served by 73 bus lines.
Direct lines run to Luxembourg, Bertrange, Hollerich, Gasperich, Kirchberg, Steinsel, Rodange, and Howald.
Buses, the tram and trains are free within Luxembourg; only 1st class on trains needs a ticket.
Within a short walk of its stops: Tram and bus Museum, Music conservatory, and Théâtre National du Luxembourg (TNL).
Plan a journey to MerlIn a restored shed, discover the history of public transport in Luxembourg City from horse-drawn trams to the present day.
The auditorium at the Music Conservatory is a place not to be missed by music lovers, while the Museum of Instruments houses the piano on which Franz Liszt played for the last time in 1886.
Theatre.
Theatre. Ticket: tel. +352 47 08 95 1, www.luxembourgticket.lu
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