Your life in Luxembourg

Luxembourg has been ranked as one of the top 20 cities in the world offering the best quality of life and is considered one of the safest cities in the world.

In 2020, Luxembourg became the first country in the world to introduce free public transport.

Getting around the city is very easy, with trams, buses, and shared bikes all part of a well-connected network. The train system also provides direct links to neighbouring countries, while the airport — just 20 minutes from the city centre — offers convenient connections across Europe.

Luxembourg offers one of the most comprehensive social security systems globally, designed to provide broad protection for both residents and cross-border workers.

Built on equal access and broad coverage, it provides security and support at every stage of life and work.

Built on equal access, it offers competitive health coverage and a wide range of allowances to support people throughout every stage of their personal and professional lives.

Ranked the world’s third most inclusive economy by the World Economic Forum and the second most environmentally friendly country globally in the Yale EPI 2024, Luxembourg offers an environment where people, innovation, and quality of life thrive together.

The Grand Duchy combines a strong social framework with a very family-oriented approach to everyday life. Parents benefit from structured parental leave arrangements and family allowances that provide support throughout key life moments. Families also have access to a wide range of public and private day nurseries, including multilingual options that reflect the country’s international landscape.

Luxembourg offers a diverse education landscape. Public and private schools alike have internationally recognised curricula and strong multilingual programmes.

Together, these institutions form a multi-dimensional education system that supports different backgrounds and learning paths in a highly international environment.

With more than 180 different nationalities in the Grand Duchy, Luxembourg is a uniquely multicultural environment. Although the three official languages are Luxembourgish, French, and German, English is also commonly used, making it easy to integrate.

There are almost 673,000 people living in Luxembourg. The resident population is 52.7% Luxembourgish, while 47.3% are foreigners (find more here).

But just because you’re a foreign resident doesn’t mean you can’t engage in civic issues; non-citizens may even register to vote. Learn more at jepeuxvoter.lu.

Additionally, more than 210,000 cross-border professionals commute daily from France, Belgium and Germany, creating a dynamic, international talent hub at the heart of Europe (find more at statistiques.public.lu).

Counting more than 100 banks, 260 insurance and reinsurance companies, and 250 PSFs, Luxembourg is one of the world’s largest financial centres and the biggest wealth management zone in the Eurozone. It’s also the second largest centre in the world for investment funds and home to 12 European Institutions.

We have a skilled, talented, and mostly multilingual workforce in Europe with 83% (2021) of residents speaking three or more languages. No matter where you’re coming from, Luxembourg is a great place to start your career:

• First country in the world for attracting talent (INSEAD 2021)
• Second country globally for economic and job security (Expat Insider 2025)
• Economy GDP per capita is one of the highest in the world
• An open, diverse and stable AAA-rated economy
• Export of about 65% of goods and services
• Fast-growing innovation ecosystem with strong funding support and international access for startups (Luxembourg startup ecosystem 2025)
• Government-supported and pro-business environment
• Highly developed FinTech ecosystem

Leader in sustainable investment funds and home to the world’s first platform for green securities.

Life in Luxembourg goes far beyond work, offering a vibrant mix of culture, entertainment, sports, and community events throughout the year.

Enjoy live music at unique concert venues; discover theatres, cinemas, and open-air movie nights; or explore world-class museums like Mudam. History and nature are always close by, from the UNESCO-listed Old City of Luxembourg where you can stroll along the "Chemin de la Corniche” and enjoy a panoramic view to the picturesque Valley of the Seven Castles.

The country also hosts a dynamic calendar of events that bring people together, including the ING Night Marathon, bike races, National Day celebrations, Luxembourg Pride Week, the iconic Schueberfouer funfair, Winterlights, and festive Christmas markets.

Luxembourg’s food and nightlife scene brings together international flavours, local traditions, and vibrant social experiences.

Enjoy everything from acclaimed restaurants and cosy cafés to lively bars and late-night clubs, all within easy reach.

For a more relaxed experience, unwind with a glass of Luxembourgish wine on a terrace overlooking the beautiful Moselle Valley, a perfect way to enjoy the country’s unique blend of culture, cuisine, and community.

Nature is always close by in Luxembourg, making it easy to enjoy an active and balanced lifestyle. With 25% of the city dedicated to green space, you’ll find countless opportunities to unwind outdoors, from scenic walks and cycling routes to lakes, forests, and parks perfect for swimming, boating, barbecues, or weekend adventures.

Explore more than 5,000 km of pedestrian paths, over 300 circular and long-distance trails, or discover the famous Mullerthal Trail through the stunning “Little Switzerland” region. Cycling enthusiasts can take advantage of around 600 km of cycling routes and 700 km of mountain bike trails across the country.

Even in the city, nature is part of everyday life, with peaceful walking paths in the Pétrusse Valley, relaxing green spaces like Kinnekswiss, and the modern Ban de Gasperich Park just steps away from our DSquare building, ideal for a lunchtime picnic, jog, or a break in the fresh air.