Travel through the Mullerthal Region - Luxembourg's Little Switzerland
Since 2020, public transport throughout Luxembourg has been free for everyone. Whether you're travelling by bus, train or tram, you don't need to buy a ticket. Use the buses in the region to get to the starting point of your hike or the Mullerthal Trail, for example, free of charge and without any worries.
You can find the best information on connections at www.mobiliteit.lu/de/ or download the mobiliteit.lu app.
If you travel from Germany, you can take a train from Trier to the central station of Luxembourg-City. There are trains every hour. You have the possibility to get off in Wasserbillig and continue with the bus towards Echternach.
If you come from France (Paris/Nancy/Strasbourg) take the TGV in the station Paris-Est to Luxemburg City (2 hours). Then take the tram to Kirchberg. At the Kirchberg Luxexpo station switch to a bus line in the direction Echternach.
If you come from Belgium you can take the train from Brussel to Luxembourg-City, then take the tram to Kirchberg. At the Luxexpo station in Kirchberg switch to a bus in the direction of Echternach. From Liège: Start from the train station "Gare de Guillemins" to Ettelbruck, then take bus in the direction of Echternach.
From Luxembourg-City you can take the tram to the station Kirchberg Luxexpo. The station is connected to the bus terminal from which every 30 minutes you can take buses to Echternach or other villages in the region.
If you want to come to the region by bus, there are buses from Trier and Bitburg to Echternach. From Bitburg, the line 410 brings you directly to Echternach where you can get off at three stops.
In Luxembourg-City you get every 30 minutes a bus to Echternach.
More info: www.mobiliteit.lu
From Germany
From Trier
Take highway A1 direction Luxembourg. After the border you take the exit Wasserbillig and then go to Echternach which you reach after 21 km.
From Cologne
Take highway A 1 to Trier. Leave the highway in Blankenheim, then take B51 direction Trier You then come to A60 where you will take the exit Bitburg-Luxembourg. Stay on B51 until Bitburg, then take the exit to Echternachwhich you will reach after 20 km.
From France
From France, coming from Nancy, Metz or Thionville, take the motorway A 31 to Luxembourg-City, then direction Echternach.
From Belgium
From Belgium, coming from Bruxelles, take the motorway A 4 to Luxembourg-City, then direction Echternach. If you come from Bastogne, take A 26 until the border, then Ettelbruck, Diekirch and Echternach.
From the Nederlands
From Maastricht, take A 26 until the border, then Weiswampach, Ettelbruck, Diekirch, Echternach.
BY PLANE
There are direct flights to Luxembourg from Frankfurt, Munich, Berlin, Paris, London and many more. For more information, check on http://www.luxair.lu From Luxembourg station, take a tram and then a bus to get to Echternach.
