Your first visit
Buying a ticket is all well and good... but how should I dress? When should I arrive? What can I eat? How do I get there? In short: where do I begin? Relax. We’ve got you covered!
1, Place de l’Europe
L-1499 Luxembourg
Call us
(+352) 26 32 26 32
from Monday to Friday from 10:00 to 18:00
Write us
[email protected]
Public transportation to the Philharmonie
There’s a tram stop right in front of the building. You can’t miss it: it’s called «Philharmonie / Mudam».
If you prefer to hop on a bus, you’re in luck! Three stops will get you within less than 200 meters of the Philharmonie: «Rout Bréck-Pafendall», «BEI», or (you guessed it) «Philharmonie / Mudam». To find the best bus route for you, head to www.mobiliteit.lu or call the «Mobilitéitszentral» hotline on (+352) 24 65 24 65.
If you’re coming from Trier, don’t forget that we also offer a shuttle service to the Philharmonie and back on selected concert nights. Look out for the tiny shuttle symbol on our brochure or on our website, or click here to find out more.
We look forward to your visit!
Take your bike to the Philharmonie
If you’d rather travel solo (and get a good workout while you’re at it!), there are plenty of spaces where you can park your bike near the Philharmonie. You might also want to make use of one of two vél’OH docking stations right nearby on Avenue J.F Kennedy. For more information on their location and how to rent a bike in Luxembourg, visit www.vdl.lu.
Coming by car
Our address is: Philharmonie. 1, Place de l’Europe, L-1499 Luxembourg
During events at the Philharmonie, you may use one of the Fonds Kirchberg’s two car parks run by Indigo. The event rate «manifestation» can be chosen on your arrival for the concert.
Place de l’Europe
1.324 parking spaces
open 7/7 05:30–24:00
Tel: (+352) 26 00 81 15
Direct and covered access for wheelchairs.
Trois Glands
523 parking spaces
open 24/7
Tel: (+352) 26 09 40 39)
Access via Avenue J.F. Kennedy and the Place de l’Europe tunnel; or via Rue du Fort Thüngen.
Interactive Map
Wait… where is Tower B again? How do you get on that lovely balcony hanging over the Foyer? Why are there two Box Offices and oh, did you say there’s an elevator to reach the car park?
A quick look at this handy and intuitive map will give you all the essentials you need to navigate the building inside and out. And don’t worry: no one ever disappeared into the bowels of the Philharmonie (or so we think?).
New signage
From September 2025 onwards, we will be using new signage for the Grand Auditorium, to make it easier for the public to find their way around. The interactive map below still shows the names for the 2024/25 season. It will be updated with the new names at the beginning of September 2025.
