Tucked between larger neighbors, Luxembourg makes an outsized impact on regional travel and trade, with many cross-border connections packed into a small area.
There are 3 countries that border luxembourg, ranging from Belgium to Germany. For each, you’ll find below Flag,Border length (km),Major crossings.
Countries that Border Luxembourg
| Country | Flag | Border length (km) | Major crossings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Belgium | 🇧🇪 | 148 | Arlon, Aubange; A6/E25 and E411 crossings |
| France | 🇫🇷 | 73 | Thionville, Longwy; A31/E25 motorway crossings |
| Germany | 🇩🇪 | 138 | Trier, Wasserbillig; A64/E44 Autobahn crossing |
Descriptions
Belgium
Belgium forms Luxembourg’s longest border, running mainly west and north. Crossings near Arlon and Aubange connect via the A6/E25 and E411 motorways. The border is highly integrated with commuter and trade flows across the densely populated region.
France
France borders Luxembourg to the south and southwest, including crossings near Longwy and Thionville. The A31 motorway links Luxembourg City with French Lorraine; the border area mixes industry, vineyards, and cross-border commuting into the greater Luxembourg economic region.
Germany
Germany borders Luxembourg along the Moselle and Sauer rivers; key crossings near Wasserbillig and Echternach link to Trier via the A64/E44. The border has historic towns, scenic river valleys, and significant daily commuting and freight traffic between the two nations.
