Belgium and Luxembourg (Eyewitness Travel Guides)

GRAND DUCHY OF LUXEMBOURG 239

GETTING AROUND

The southern parts of the country, including

Luxembourg City, are well served by motor-

ways, with links to Brussels, central Germany

and eastern France. Destinations in the north

can be accessed rapidly by a mixture of motor-

ways and secondary roads. The railways follow

a similar pattern, with better coverage in the

south. One line, with just two branches, serves

the north, running between Luxembourg City

and Troisvierges (and on to Liège). Bus services

complement the railways, filling in the gaps to

places not accessible by the train network.

SEE ALSO

• Where to Stay pp274–5


• Where to Eat pp300–301

KEY

Motorway

Motorway under construction

Major road

Secondary road

Minor road

Railway

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