"quiet" towns

The Roman vicus of Ricciacus and its ancient theatre beneath the fields: a discreet farming commune between Mondorf and the Moselle.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,740 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

29 minby car (peak)

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Gostingen, Beyren, Flaxweiler on the wine heights above the Moselle: vines, orchards and quick A1 access.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,700 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

27 minby car (peak)

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Canach and its golf course on the wine plateau: a small residential commune equidistant from the Moselle and the A1.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,740 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

32 minby car (peak)

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Koerich castle and the baroque church of Goeblange in a farming hollow: rural without being cut off, ten minutes from the Windhof interchange.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,830 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

29 minby car (peak)

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Farming plateau facing the Belgian border: four villages, no station, but the A6 within reach and gardens as the main selling point.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,790 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

28 minby car (peak)

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Hassel, Syren, Weiler-la-Tour: three farming villages south-east of the capital, ten minutes from the Hesperange interchange.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,970 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

26 minby car (peak)

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Boevange-sur-Attert and Tuntange joined around the Helperknapp hill: farming ridges, open views and village life owned as such.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,700 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

35 minby car (peak)

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A station on the Wasserbillig line and the Manternacher Fiels nature reserve: the rare compromise between train and forest.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,610 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

34 minby car (peak)25 minby train

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A spa town on the French border: casino, thermal baths and an easy pace that attracts retirees and remote workers.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,890 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

32 minby car (peak)

Gilsdorf and Bettendorf on the Sûre, in Diekirch's shadow: the neighbouring town's amenities without its rent.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,560 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

56 minby car (peak)42 minby train

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A staging village on the Mullerthal trails, ringed by beech woods and rock: absolute quiet, minimal services.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,610 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

39 minby car (peak)

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A large village between the capital and the Müllerthal. No station, but frequent buses and quick access to Kirchberg via the N11.

Average rent, 70 m²

2,180 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

28 minby car (peak)

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Between plateau and the edge of the Mullerthal: two villages, a lot of forest, and the N14 as the only link to the rest of the country.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,610 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

36 minby car (peak)

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Known for its Roman mosaic of the Muses, unearthed in 1995: a discreet farming commune between Useldange and Mertzig.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,480 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

42 minby car (peak)

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A peri-urban western commune between Pétange and the Arlon road. Quiet setting, good schools, with the A6 within reach for Kirchberg.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,830 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

35 minby car (peak)25 minby train

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A small village doubled by a business park, fifteen minutes from the centre. The village-capital compromise par excellence, budget permitting.

Average rent, 70 m²

2,280 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

18 minby car (peak)

Photo: Pear at lb.wikipedia · CC BY-SA 3.0

Quiet villages and a business park south-east of the capital, with Sandweiler-Contern station on the Wasserbillig line.

Average rent, 70 m²

2,100 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

24 minby car (peak)9 minby train

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A large farming village on the Ettelbruck–Redange road, with local schools and shops and northern prices.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,520 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

44 minby car (peak)

A farming and forest plateau between Junglinster and Echternach: few shops, lots of space, the car taken for granted.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,560 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

38 minby car (peak)

Angelsberg, Fischbach and its castle among the woods: one of the smallest communes in the centre, away from the main roads.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,610 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

33 minby car (peak)

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One of the country's smallest communes, in the Attert valley: two villages, fields, and a twenty-minute drive to Mersch.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,480 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

39 minby car (peak)

A small western commune, a few kilometres from Redange and the Belgian border: farming, quiet and gentle rents.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,430 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

52 minby car (peak)

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A residential commune right next to Belval: campus, Belval-Université station and shops five minutes away, in a quiet suburban fabric.

Average rent, 70 m²

2,020 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

36 minby car (peak)28 minby train

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A suburban commune between Esch and the capital, popular with families for its calm and direct A4 access.

Average rent, 70 m²

1,830 € / month

Commute to Luxembourg City

30 minby car (peak)