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Train routes in Luxembourg
6 routes · high-speed 1 · classic 3 · scenic 1 · heritage 1
6 routes cross Luxembourg in the World Train Map atlas. The longest is the TGV Paris–Luxembourg at 385 km; the fastest is the TGV Paris–Luxembourg, running up to 320 km/h; the oldest line dates to 1858. Every route links to its facts, photo and story, and to the interactive world map.
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High-speed (1)
- TGV Paris–Luxembourg
The only direct rail link between the two capitals: 320 km/h across Champagne on the LGV Est, then down the Moselle past Metz’s golden cathedral.
Classic (3)
- Intercity
Climbs from Brussels through the forested Ardennes via Namur and Arlon; planned upgrades aim to cut the three-hour run to Luxembourg below two hours by 2030.
- RE 11 Mosel
The RE 11 follows the Moselle from Luxembourg into Germany, boring through the 4.2 km Kaiser-Wilhelm-Tunnel at Cochem to bypass the river’s huge loop.
Wikipedia ↗ - TER
A short cross-border hop from Luxembourg’s Ville-Haute down to the old French steel town of Longwy, one of the busiest daily commuter runs into the Grand Duchy.
Scenic (1)
- Intercity
A cross-border Intercity through the wooded Éislek and the Ourthe and Amblève valleys, one of the prettiest rail rides in the Ardennes.
Heritage (1)
- Train 1900 (Fond-de-Gras Heritage Railway)
Vintage steam trains rattle through Luxembourg’s old iron-mining Minett region on track first laid in 1874 to move ore and miners.
Wikipedia (FR) ↗
Photos via Wikimedia Commons — each route page credits the author & licence
Cross-border lines continue into
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