Around 229,000 people commute into Luxembourg from France, Belgium and Germany. This compares where they actually live, how long the journey really takes, and what it costs.
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The first ten town pages of the border belt: measured commute times, monthly cost and IGSS figures, town by town.
About 229,000 people employed in Luxembourg live in France, Belgium or Germany, according to the Luxembourg social-security register. Roughly 96% of them live in the 783 communes covered here.
Usually yes for housing, but the saving is offset by the commute. We show the commute cost honestly and do not show cross-border property prices, because no official source publishes them per commune for this region.
Only inside Luxembourg. Public transport within Luxembourg is free for everyone, but the leg on the French, Belgian or German side is not, and that is the leg a frontalier actually pays for.