
Kirchberg
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The business and institutional district: European institutions, banks, the Philharmonie and a tram that gets you into town in ten minutes.
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The business and institutional district: European institutions, banks, the Philharmonie and a tram that gets you into town in ten minutes.

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Leafy streets, the university campus and a short walk down into the old town. Popular with students and young professionals.

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Around the central station — the best-connected part of the city, with everything open late and trains to anywhere.

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Quiet, residential and green, with the municipal park on the doorstep and the centre a fifteen-minute walk away.

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A genuinely mixed neighbourhood with the best value in the city, good bakeries and an easy walk to the station.

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The country's second city and home to the Belval campus — lower rents, a real high street and twenty minutes by train to the capital.

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Just outside the city boundary: larger apartments, parking that actually exists, and a direct bus corridor into the centre.

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A commune south of the city, on the railway line towards Bettembourg. Quieter and greener than the centre, with the station a short ride from Luxembourg City.

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Hesperange is a vibrant and rapidly growing commune located in southern Luxembourg, nestled just south of the capital city along the scenic Alzette River. The commune beautifully balances a modern, urban lifestyle with peaceful, natural spaces, serving as a home to over 17,000 residents across its five distinct localities: Hesperange, Alzingen, Fentange, Howald, and Itzig. Towering over the main town are the historic ruins of the 13th-century Hesperange Castle, which offer a glimpse into the region's medieval past. Below the castle hills, a lush 13-hectare public park provides locals and visitors with beautiful walking paths, ponds, and green areas perfect for relaxation and outdoor activities.