The corridors into Luxembourg

Four road axes carry most of the traffic into the Grand Duchy. Choosing a town means choosing a corridor first: it decides whether the trip takes 25 minutes or an hour and a quarter on a Tuesday in November.

🇫🇷 A31 / A3 — Metz · Thionville → Luxembourg

A31 (FR) → A3 (LU) · 18 cities served

+25 to +45 min at peak — the Greater Region's busiest corridor (over 100,000 vehicles/day at the Zoufftgen border).

Peak: Roeser 23 min · 28.1 €/m²

🇧🇪 A6 / E25 — Arlon · Pays-Haut → Luxembourg

E411/E25 (BE) → A6 (LU) · 24 cities served

+15 to +30 min at peak, recurring slowdowns between Sterpenich and the Gasperich interchange.

Peak: Mamer 25 min · 32.6 €/m²

🇩🇪 A64 / A1 — Trier → Luxembourg

A64 (DE) → A1 (LU) · 12 cities served

+15 to +25 min at peak, bottleneck at the Wasserbillig border bridge and on the Trier bypass.

Peak: Flaxweiler 27 min · 24.3 €/m²

🇱🇺 A7 / N7 — Nordstad · Ardennes → Luxembourg

A7 (tunnel Gousselerbierg) → Kirchberg · 35 cities served

+10 to +15 min at peak approaching Kirchberg; the A7 stays the most fluid axis.

Peak: Walferdange 23 min · 32.6 €/m²