Road, rail, and air transportation are the primary modes of transportation in Luxembourg. Along the Moselle, which is Germany's border, there are also services. Motorways connecting neighboring nations have significantly modernized the road network in recent years. The capital's main railway station has been renovated as a result of the introduction of the high-speed TGV link, and Luxembourg Airport has recently opened a new passenger terminal. been released. In December 2017, the capital's trams were reintroduced, and there are plans for light-rail and/or tram-train lines in nearby areas.

Since February 29, 2020, all buses, trams, and trains in Luxembourg are free to use as part of a larger mobility experiment with the goals of increasing short-distance walking, bicycling, and transit ridership sharply as the network grows and service frequency increases.