You’ll find our friendly team at Avis Luxembourg Findel Airport at the arrival lounge on level -1. To collect your car, you’ll be heading to the car park reserved for rental cars which is in the indoor car park - Parking Indoor A – which you’ll find at level -2. Follow the “rental car” signs throughout the airport to reach us.

The drive from Luxembourg’s Findel Airport into the centre of Luxembourg city is just under 5 miles (8km) and takes between 15 and 30min depending on the time of day. The airport lies to the north east of the city which is reached via the N1 national road.

Luxembourg, capital of the small central European country of Luxembourg is a lively, cosmopolitan city with a rich history. This scenic city sits on a hillside around the gorges of the Petrusee and Alzette rivers. Must-see sights include the Chemin de La Corniche, a ‘balcony’ offering a birdseye view of the skyline, the Grand Ducal Palace and the Cathedral Notre Dame de Luxembourg.

Luxembourg is one of the smallest countries in the world at just 84km from north to south and 56km wide from east to west making it easy to travel around by car and explore a scenic landscape of rolling hills, lakes and mountains. Don’t miss Vianden Castle, a 30min drive from the capital and one of the most impressive romanesque-gothic castles in Europe or the medieval town of Echternach, with its 7th century Benedictine Abbey.

With Belgium, France and Germany all within easy reach, there are endless possibilities for road trips both within Luxembourg itself and across the border.

Buses, trains and trams have all been free in Luxembourg city since 2022 and the city’s main attractions are all accessible within walking distance. However, given its size, you can easily drive across Luxembourg in an hour and so renting a car is a great way to explore the country and take the opportunity to cross the border for day trips in Germany, France or Belgium.

If you are driving in Luxembourg for the first time or haven’t travelled there recently, make sure you familiarise yourself with the country’s driving rules before picking up your car. Some key road rules in Luxembourg include; driving on the right and overtaking on the left. Be aware that buses have right of way when pulling out and on steep hills, cars going uphill have priority. You can find latest advice on driving in Luxembourg.

Parking is plentiful in Luxembourg with several large car parks in the city centre as well as park and ride facilities on the outskirts of the city. You can pay for on-street parking in Luxembourg city via the Indigo Neo App. The time you can park depends on the designated zone with short and longer stay options available.