Letzeburgesch is the country’s official language. It’s a mixture of German and French, both of which are commonly spoken. English is often spoken in the cities.
Back to top
Luxembourg’s official currency is the euro. You can exchange money and traveler’s checks at any bank, exchange bureau, post office or at the airport. For a higher rate, you can exchange money at major hotels. Most places accept major credit cards.
Back to top
Luxembourg’s international country code is 352. To call another country from Luxembourg, dial 00 followed by the appropriate country code. Luxembourg City has several Internet cafes.
Back to top
A service charge is usually included in hotel and restaurant bills. Tip porters and doormen a euro or two and taxi drivers around 10 percent.
Back to top
Use common sense when traveling in Luxembourg and keep your valuables hidden.
Back to top
No vaccinations are required to enter the country and there are no health risks. It’s a good idea to carry health insurance.
Back to top
Luxembourg’s electrical current is 220 volts, 50Hz and uses two-pinned, European-style plugs.
Back to top
Back to previous page
A New England native but explorer at heart, Melisse has lived in four U.S. cities, spent a summer in Hawaii, made her way through wine-producing regions in Australia and New Zealand, and traveled around Europe while studying abroad in London. She is the Content Manager for the U.S. and Canada at Cheapflights.