last edited Dec 11, 2019
Other practical information for Luxembourg
Location Map of Luxembourg
Luggage and equipment to bring
From June to September, you can pack fairly light clothing for the day and something warmer for evenings or the sometimes chilly mornings. From November to March, opt for warm clothing, and in between (April-May and October), pack mid-season clothes that still offer good protection. It’s also useful to bring rain gear year-round, as rain is common at any time of year.
Communications
Phone
International dialing code: (00 +) 352.
Internet
As in the rest of Europe, the internet is well-developed, and Wi-Fi is widely available in many hotels, bars, restaurants, and other public places.
Post
Time difference
Local time: .
Luxembourg, like its neighbors including France, is on GMT+1. There is therefore no time difference with them.
Electricity
230 V (50 Hz) with "French" plugs (officially type F), which will require an adapter for North American plugs.
Opening hours
Laundromats
Local tourist offices
Weights and measures
Luxembourg uses the metric and decimal system.
Using French
French is one of the country’s three official languages and is taught from primary school. There are therefore no difficulties communicating in French.