Flights to Luxembourg Airport (LUX)

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Cheap Flights to Luxembourg
Luxembourg is a charming, small and distinctive European enclave located between Germany, France and Belgium. Flights to the country will usually land at Luxembourg Findel Airport (LUX), which gives you easy access to the main city as well as the surrounding countryside. This multicultural location is enjoyable no matter how long you intend to stay. Whether you're interested in visiting the city's many museums and galleries or exploring all the views Luxembourg has to offer, you'll enjoy the mesh of influences that gives this tiny country its unique feel.

Luxembourg Findel Airport (LUX)
The Luxembourg Findel Airport is less than 5 miles from the center of the city of Luxembourg. Terminal A contains check-in counters and small shops while Terminal B only has gates and handles regional flights to Luxembourg. A footbridge connects Terminal A to Terminal B. The airport serves several airlines, including British Airways, Luxair and Turkish Airlines. The main terminal building has a foreign exchange office and free Wi-Fi. You have several transportation options when it comes to reaching your final destination in the city. Traveling by taxi will take about 15 minutes and cost you around $30. You can take City Bus #16 to the city for less than $2 for a one-way trip. The bus stop is located outside the terminal. You could also rent a car to keep with you for the duration of your trip.

Luxembourg Attractions
Luxembourg is very much a walking city due to its small size and scenic views. Walk along the Le Chemin de la Corniche for some of the most picturesque sights. This walk starts in Old Town where you can visit the Gothic Revival Cathedral of Notre Dame and the Grand Ducal Palace. By following the Corniche, you'll reach the Grund for small shops and restaurants. There is elevator access to this area. Don't miss the Passerelle, which is known as the focal point of the city, for more views of the local landscape. The National Museum of Art and History houses Roman artifacts and art. Here, you can also learn about Luxembourg's history from the earliest civilization to modern times. The Musee d'Histoire de la Ville has one of the largest elevators in the world and can give you insight into the city's political history.

Hints and Tips for Visiting Luxembourg
Although the city is small and compact, there are many events held throughout the year. In early February, Luxembourg celebrates Carnival with parades and performances. The Luxembourg City Film Festival occurs in late February and early March while the Museum Festival occurs in late May. During this time, the museums have free entrance into all of their exhibits. In June, the National Holiday features religious services, concerts and parades.

An average meal for two at a decent restaurant can cost about $65. Luxembourg's bakeries offer French pâtisseries and German pretzels. Specialties also include potato pancakes filled with sauerkraut and thüringer, or spice sausages.

In January, average temperatures can drop to an average of 32 degrees Fahrenheit. In July, average temperatures are about 64 degrees.