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Paris to Luxembourg by train
How to take a train journey from Paris to Luxembourg
The journey by train from Paris to Luxembourg is simple and fast.
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From Paris Gare de l'Est/Paris Est to Luxembourg
Journey Summary
2hr 13min - 2hr 24min
Daily
Travel Information
Note that these trains depart from Gare de l'Est in Paris.
Final Destination: Luxembourg
All trains also call at: Metz-Ville
Mon - Fri: 5 x trains per day
Saturday: 6 x trains
Sunday: 5 x trains
Tickets
Book early and save: Yes
Online bookings open: 4 months ahead of the travel date
Seats will automatically be assigned when booking tickets for this journey
Trains departing at different times can be cheaper than others leaving on the same day, so you may need to look through the day's departures to find the cheapest fares.
Rail pass users:
The rail pass reservation fees on the TGVs between Paris and Luxembourg are now the same price as on the TGVs, which operate solely within France, so they're not the bargain they used to be, sadly.
However, there are direct trains, on which no rail pass fees are charged, on from Luxembourg to both Liege and Koblenz.
So if you have a rail pass and will be travelling from Paris to south or east Belgium or northern Germany - taking these trains and connecting in Luxembourg, is a cheaper alternative to taking the Thalys trains between Paris and Belgium/Germany.
Where to book
| Ticket Provider | Approximate Cost | |
|---|---|---|
| SNCF Connect | from €31 | |
| Trainline | from €31 | |
| Save A Train | from €31 | |
| Happy rail | from €31 | |
| Rail Europe | from €31 |
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Journey Features
Good to Know
Be aware that due to improvement works on the railway lines in Luxembourg, on multiple weekends buses will be substituting for trains between Metz and Luxembourg.
It is not a scenically interesting journey from Paris to Luxembourg.
What gives this journey its wow factor is that for some of this trip you'll be travelling at more than 300 km/h on the the fastest high speed line in France!
Around 13 minutes after departure the train will move on to the high speed line, then between Champagne-Ardennes and station and the point at which it will slow down to move on to the conventional railway, it will be travelling exceptionally fast.
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