How to get to the Court
The Court of Justice of the European Union is located in the Kirchberg district of Luxembourg City. Luxembourg’s free public transport system provides many options to travel to the Court. It is also close to Luxembourg’s motorway network.
Address
The Court’s official address is:
Court of Justice of the European Union
L-2925 Luxembourg
How do I enter the Court?
Groups of visitors and individual visitors should use the entrance on rue Charles-Léon Hammes.
- GPS coordinates: N 49.622263, E 6.143009
Visitors with disabilities are invited to use the entrance on rue du Fort Niedergrünewald.
Parties and their representatives, as well as agents of other institutions, should use the entrance on rue du Fort Niedergrünewald.
- GPS coordinates: N 49.621036, E 6.143116
How do I get to the Court?
Public transport
The Court of Justice can be accessed by various means of public transport. Public transport in Luxembourg is free.
You can find timetables and updates on Luxembourg’s public transport website.
The closest tram stops are:
- Philharmonie/Mudam
- Parlement Européen
The closest bus stops are:
- Kirchberg, B.E.I.
- Niedergrünewald
- Kirchberg, Jean Monnet
By train
Luxembourg’s central station is a short bus or tram ride away from the Court.
The closest train station is Pfaffenthal-Kirchberg. A funicular connects the train station to the Kirchberg district and is within walking distance of the Court.
You can find detailed train timetables on the CFL website.
By car
If you travel to the Court by car, the closest motorway exit is exit no.8 of the A1 (E44), signposted Plateau de Kirchberg. The closest public car park is the “Parking Place de l’Europe”.
