Erasmus in Luxembourg

Information and tips for Erasmus students in Luxembourg

Are you thinking of doing your Erasmus in Luxembourg? Luxembourg is a small territory located between France, Germany and Belgium, which gives it a special linguistic richness. The capital was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1994.

Luxembourg is a small and welcoming city, although it maintains the pace of life of the great European capitals. Stick around to find out more about Erasmus in Luxembourg!

Cost of living in Luxembourg

This city has become an attraction for many students looking to live an Erasmus experience. The cost of living in Luxembourg is similar to that of its neighbouring countries, somewhat higher than the European average, although nothing significant if you keep some control of expenses.

Accommodation is the aspect that most inflates the price of this destination, the average price of a shared apartment is €500, to which monthly expenses and leisure must be added. Luxembourg has the advantage that the distances are relatively small, so you will save on transportation, the city is small, and many students usually get around on foot or by bicycle. In any case, the city has buses and tram passes that are quite cheap, with just €75 per year you can use unlimited transport.

Student life, Erasmus parties and leisure in Luxembourg

Luxembourg is not a very big city, although it has lively neighbourhoods such as Bonnevoie and Gasperich, the Cloche d'Or area is the commercial enclave of the city. Universities have many foreign students and often hold parties and events throughout the year.

Luxembourg celebrates the Grand Duke's Birthday on June 23, a full National Holiday. San Esteban on December 26 and Carnival are some of the events that you can enjoy, remember that the greatest cultural richness when travelling is getting to know the local culture.

Culture and gastronomy in Luxembourg

The city of Luxembourg can boast of its enormous culture, especially linguistics; French, German and Luxembourgish coexist as official languages ​​in the country.

If you want to get to know Luxembourg, you cannot miss the Adolfo Bridge, there you can go down to the Pétrusse Valley and continue towards the Plaza de la Constitución, which hides the Notre Dame Cathedral, with clear French influences.

The gastronomy evidence of this mixture of cultures, we find typical dishes such as sauerkraut (German influence), quiche lorraine (French influence) and moules frites of Belgian origin.

Advantages of doing Erasmus in Luxembourg

Living in Luxembourg will allow you to discover a new culture. Without a doubt, the diversity of languages ​​is one of the greatest advantages of doing an Erasmus in this city, there you will be able to practice languages ​​as useful as French or German. The quality of education in the country is high, especially in marketing and business, with the Luxembourg Business School.

Luxembourg stands out for the number of scholarships for foreign students, one of the highest in Europe, which allows them to assume the high cost of living in the city. The location of Luxembourg is another advantage, this small country is located practically in the centre of Europe, so it is very easy to move around the bordering countries. The Erasmus experience in Luxembourg can be one of the best of your life!

Cheap student accommodation in Luxembourg

Are you looking for accommodation in Luxembourg and don't know how to get it? On Erasmus Play you can find the best flats, spare rooms and apartments for students in Luxembourg.

Frequently asked questions about doing Erasmus in Luxembourg