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|language = LëtzebuergishLuxembourgish, French, German

|pop = 483626,800108

Most people speak not only the local language, Lëtzebuergish (Luxembourgeois)Luxembourgish, but also French, German and English fluently.

Tickets for local transport across the countryPublic transportation (busses, both trains and buses are only EUR 2.00 for two hours, with unlimited transfers, or EUR 4 for one day. This includes some buses crossing the border (e.g. to [[BastogneLuxembourg City]])tram is entirely free in Luxembourg, except for first class seats on trains. The cheap free public transport and the low chances of locals stopping for you makes it best to simply take a bus towards one of the petrol stations on the motorway when going further away out of the country.

:''We (a couple - man and wonamwoman) traveled for more than a week in Luxembourg, almost all by thumb. No difference between TO the capital [[Luxembourg_(City)|Luxembourg_(City)]] or OUT of it. We've got a lift always at in less than 15 minutes, even after a sunset. Twice, even when we were three. Lovely green country with many beautiful landscapes and very nice people. --[[User:Mik013|Mik013]] August 2016'' 

Luxembourg is a very expensive country. Restaurants and accommodation is are expensive. The cheapest youth hostel in Luxembourg City will be EUR 20 per night. Luxembourg has a huge financial sector - many banks, [[insurance]]s companies etc. As an anti-capitalist you may feel a little cold there ;) == Cities ==

Yet, there are now quite a few entries on dumpster diving spots in Luxembourg. You can find them on trashwiki here: http://trashwiki.org/en/* [[Luxembourg(City)]] * [[Esch-sur-Alzette]] * [[Ettelbruck]] * [[Diekirch]] * [[Clervaux]] * [[Schengen]] == Nomadwiki & Trashwiki == {{nomadwiki}}