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About Stade de Luxembourg
Stade de Luxembourg is the national stadium and a multi-purpose venue located at 100, Bd de Kockelscheuer, L-1821 Luxembourg. With a seating capacity of 9,471 for sporting events and up to 15,000 for concerts, it serves as a premier site for football, rugby, national team matches, the Coupe de Luxembourg final, and major concerts. The venue sits within a surrounding multi-use square and replaces the former Stade Josy Barthel area, with redevelopment plans for the Josy Barthel site underway. Below you’ll find seating details, parking, transport options, and trusted nearby hotels and dining to help you secure your seats with ease.
Whether you’re arriving by Luxtram (T1) or city bus, Stade de Luxembourg is accessible via nearby stops. Parking options include P+R Stade de Luxembourg with 43 accessible spaces; parking is free for the first day and then a daily tariff of the best available price applies beyond the initial day. Consider trusted nearby hotels in the Cloche d’Or district for convenient lodging, along with recommended dining options from our affiliate partners to make your trip seamless. We’ve got you covered—secure your seats, plan your visit, and enjoy the event with confidence.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Capacity: 9,471 seats for sporting events; up to 15,000 for concerts.
- Address: 100, Bd de Kockelscheuer, L-1821 Luxembourg.
- Venue type: National stadium for football and rugby; multi-purpose with a surrounding multi-use square.
- Seating chart: 8,708 standard, 512 VIP, 27 VVIP, 174 press, 50 mobility seats (total 9,471).
- Parking: P+R Stade de Luxembourg with 43 accessible spaces; 24h free, then tariff after (10 EUR per day beyond the first day).
- Transit: Accessible by Luxtram (T1) and city buses; bus stops and tram stop near the stadium.
- Nearby hotels: Van der Valk Hotel Luxembourg-Arlon (Cloche d’Or area); B&B Hotel Luxembourg Centre Cloche d’Or; Cloche d’Or Hotel (Cloche d’Or area).
- Notable events: Official opening and first international match on 1 September 2021 (Luxembourg vs Azerbaijan); hosts national team matches, Coupe de Luxembourg final, and concerts (up to 15,000).
- Demolished/renamed: Replaced Stade Josy Barthel (Josy Barthel site planned for redevelopment into a new district; no immediate demolition indicated in current planning).