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🇱🇺 Schengen: the verdict, plainly

What the tables imply but never say — what Schengen asks you to accept, and what it gives back.

Schengen is chosen neither for the rent nor for the commute — the rest has to carry it.

With 5,265 inhabitants, Schengen scores 5.8 out of 10 overall, which puts it mid-table of the 127 profiled cities. Its rent of 25.5 €/m² is lower than in 30% of them, and its 37-minute peak commute shorter than in 58%.

Its strengths: quality of life (8.0) and culture & going out (7.4). Its weak point: transport, at 4.1 — and since the overall score applies a worst-axis penalty, that weakness weighs more than a plain average would suggest.

On the Luxembourg side the daily trip costs nothing: public transport is free across the whole country, and the only price of the journey is time.

What carries it

Quality of life8.0
Culture & going out7.4
Safety6.1

What holds it back

Transport4.1
Cost of living4.4
Luxembourg commute5.2

Where it sits in the area

30 %

cheaper than of the profiled cities

58 %

closer than of the profiled cities

Cities in a comparable position

Similar rent and similar commute — the direct alternatives worth weighing.

This text is assembled automatically from the calibrated scores and the public data on this page. It is no substitute for a visit.