Luxembourg by campervan: safety and healthcare

Campervan safety in Luxembourg: vehicle security, healthcare, emergency contacts and practical prevention. What to know before you go.

Published 18 September 2026Last checked 19 September 2026

Currency
Euro
EUR. Cards everywhere. VAT is 17 percent
Language
Luxembourgish
French and German are administrative languages too
Driving
Right
Motorway 130 km/h, 110 in the rain, 90 outside towns
Power
230V, type C and F
The standard continental round two-pin
Public transport
Free
Second class, nationwide, since 1 March 2020
Emergency
112
Any language. Police 113

Safety and health

Luxembourg is a wealthy, small, heavily policed country and there is very little to warn anyone about. Violence against travellers is rare, theft from vehicles is an ordinary big-city risk in the capital and effectively absent outside it, and the roads are well maintained and well signed. This is one of the few panels in this series with no specific hazard to name.

A wooden footbridge over a small waterfall in an autumn beech gorge, beside a road — The Mullerthal. The most dangerous thing in this photograph is the wet rock

What works

Avoid the capital's approaches between 07:00 and 09:00 and after 16:30. That is the commuter tide, not an accident.
Park the van outside the city and use the free train, tram and bus. It costs nothing and removes the whole problem.

Health and pharmacies

112 reaches every emergency service. 113 is the police.
EU citizens: carry the European Health Insurance Card.