Service Circulation

On Monday, 7 September 2026, Luxembourg City will be holding its 97th Grande Braderie. To make getting around as easy as possible, visitors are advised to use the public transport services and the park-and-ride (P+R) facilities.

Route on which a guiding system for the visually impaired is in place from start to finish.

Beggen Elementary School

G. Diderich and Belair-Kayser schools.

vel'OH! bike share scheme, bicycles available to underground car park customers and "Vélo en ville" bike rental, cleaning and repair services in the Grund.

D. Schlechter. School

Map displaying Luxembourg City's car parks and the free spaces available in real time at the Knuedler, Place du Théâtre, St Esprit, Monterey, Schuman, Glacis, Fort Wedell, Fort Neipperg, Rocade, Martyrs (Rousegäertchen), Gare, P+R Bouillon, P+R Stade, Kockelscheuer, Luxembourg-Sud, Brasserie, Place de l'Europe, Trois Glands, Adenauer, Luxexpo, P+R Kirchberg and P+R Beggen car parks.

Cents elementary school

Cessange Elementary School.

Everything you need to know for cyclists and motorists

Explore the network of cycling routes using our interactive map, find out about our public bike parking options and maintenance station, and locate our bike counting points.

Access to pedestrian zones in the city centre is controlled by retractable bollards. Access and deliveries to pedestrian zones are feasible without issue between 6:00 and 10:00, during which time the bollards remain lowered.

Reserved parking spaces and unrestricted roadside parking

Eich School

Chargy: Luxembourg's network of publicly accessible charging stations for electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids.

Take the elevator from Ville Haute to Pfaffenthal or the Grund!

Le collège échevinal s’est fixé pour objectif d’améliorer tous ces trajets dans le milieu urbain et a besoin de votre engagement.

Garage entrances blocked by illegally parked vehicles

Annual international campaign to promote sustainable and inclusive mobility solutions and to raise public awareness of alternatives to car use.

Gare School.

Gasperich School.

Park at one of Luxembourg City's many car parks and take a special shuttle or the tram to get to and from the fairground.

Join the GoGo VELO campaign from 7 September to 18 October 2026

Rules and behaviour for pedestrians, cyclists and motorists

Hamm School.

The Walking Bus ("Pedibus") operates across the city and collects children from set stops. To use this service, you must sign up.

Protecting your personal data is a priority for the City. The Service Circulation (Traffic Department) – which manages the retractable bollards controlling access to the city's pedestrian zones – may be required to process your personal data.

Known for its short distances between different points of interest, Luxembourg City lends itself to being explored on foot.

Kirchberg School.

Batty Weber School and school campus (Limpertsberg-Ermesinde)

Media campaign to promote consideration for others, civic-mindedness and solidarity among users of public transport services.

An annual event on Place Guillaume II dedicated to raising awareness of the mobility needs of people with specific needs.

The "Mobilitéitsplang" is a strategic document that sets out the urban mobility objectives that the City wishes to achieve by 2035. As such, it informs all the mobility-related measures that the City intends to implement. It covers not only various means of travel – on foot, by bike, public transport, individual motorised transport – but also the various reasons why people need to travel (commuting, getting to and from school, business trips, private trips, etc.).

The five objectives of the mobility plan: regional / cross-regional accessibility, ensuring of development perspectives, mobility for all, preserving and improving quality of life, protection of basic needs / environmental sustainability.

Tax is calculated based on the sector for which the application is made, and is levied until the public thoroughfare has been restored to its original condition

Getting there by bicycle, motorbike, taxi or train. Use our maps to find the closest vél'OH station or parking zone for bicycles and motorbikes!

A colour-coded system shows the different zones, maximum parking times and applicable charges

Parking zones and prices, resident permits, cards for persons with reduced mobility and professionals, and Call2Park

These permits allow unrestricted parking of the vehicle in question throughout Luxembourg City, on the roadside and in above-ground car parks, strictly for the time needed to perform the professional service.

Tactile paving safely guides people with special needs to the side of the road.

Areas with speed limits of 20 or 30 km/h for the safety of vulnerable road users

If you live in Luxembourg City and own a car, you are entitled to a permit enabling you to park for free in your parking zone.

Rollingergrund School.

The City of Luxembourg is committed to fostering a culture of mutual respect among all road users. What does this actually mean, though, for motorists, cyclists and pedestrians on public roads?

Information on changes to traffic and parking

When carrying out construction work on public or private property, contractors must beware of any public utility cables and pipes that might be located on-site.

Roadside parking is prohibited for vans in residential areas on working days from 18:00 to 8:00, as well as on Sundays and public holidays

Let's work together to ease traffic and minimise the number of cars around schools! The Walking Bus delivers children to their schools under the supervision of two adults.

Answers to frequently asked questions: How are Walking Bus routes planned and organised? Do I need to register my child for every day of the week? Does the Walking Bus continue to operate in bad weather?