All those “where to stay in Luxembourg” searches that led to long hours of reading are long gone. Here’s a rundown of the best neighborhoods and places to stay in Luxembourg. Get an overview of where to stay if you’re moving for a long-term period or relocating.
Kirchberg — the business and financial heart of Luxembourg City that is also known as the glass and steel neighborhood is the place for you. This neighborhood is also home to the most important institutions of the EU: The European Court of Justice, the European Investment Bank, and the European Court of Auditors.
If you’re moving together with family, Kirchberg is also known for its international schools that teach classes in English: from primary school to university.
Meet the most peaceful residential neighborhood of Luxembourg — Limpertsberg. Full of beautiful antique houses, green spaces, and bicycle lanes, this neighborhood will be loved by your kids.
Limpertsberg is also the home to popular educational institutions, including the University of Luxembourg. The area also includes secondary education institutions like the Lycée Robert Schuman, the Lycée des Arts et Metiers, the Lycée de Garçons, the Lycée Michel Lucius, the Lycée Technique du Centre, and the Waldorf School — a private school for all ages, offering courses in English, French, German and Luxembourgish
Located right in the heart of Limpertsberg, this urban chic apartment could definitely be the next place to stay when moving to Luxembourg. Renovated in 2021, it’s also a modern and trendy apartment. And its location is a dream too! Just within a 5 min walk from all grocery stores, restaurants, and a running park.
Cloche d’Or is one of the newest and greenest areas of Luxembourg City. This is a place of modern architecture that has been designed and built as an urban district where people could live, work, relax and stay entertained. Renting an apartment in this area will ensure that you enjoy all the amenities of a newly built neighborhood.
This serviced apartment includes 2 big bedrooms, 1 big and 1 small bathroom, a fully equipped kitchen (with a dishwasher, microwave, washing machine, fridge, and oven), a dining area, a large living room, and 3 balconies. Could it get any better than this?
Luxembourg’s city center is the historical and cultural hub of the city. Here’s the place where visitors head first to discover the medieval charm of Luxembourg. The Old Town, known as Ville Haute is also a subject of popularity as it’s the home to architectural wonders and prestigious buildings. If you find the medieval vibes appealing then the city center is the perfect place to stay.
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