Stade de Luxembourg Tickets

Stadium facts

Stade de Luxembourg key facts

Home team

Luxembourg

Capacity

9,471

Opened

2021

Owner

City of Luxembourg, on city land; the Ministry of Sport paid 70% of the construction cost, and the two signed an operating agreement in 2017

Record attendance

9,628 — Luxembourg 0–3 Republic of Ireland, 2022 World Cup qualifier, 14 November 2021

Pitch size

105 × 68 m

Postcode

L-1821

• The pitch is laid on an east–west axis, rather than the usual north–south, because the stadium sits beside the A6 motorway.
• It has a GrassMaster hybrid pitch with undersoil heating; the rugby pitch is 115 × 70 m.
• It is a UEFA Category 4 stadium.
• The façade is made of 560 metal diamond-shaped panels that can be lit in different ways.
• The architects were gmp (von Gerkan, Marg and Partners) with Beng Architectes Associés.

History

About Stade de Luxembourg

The design was chosen in 2014 from 25 entries, and the city council approved the plans unanimously in December 2016. Building began in August 2017, but delays and the Covid-19 pandemic pushed completion from 2019 to July 2021, and the cost rose from about €61 million to about €80 million. The first official match was a 2–1 win over Azerbaijan in a World Cup qualifier on 1 September 2021, and the stadium was formally inaugurated on 25 September 2021 in the presence of the Grand Duke. It replaced the Stade Josy Barthel.

Seating layout

Stade de Luxembourg seating plan & capacity

All seats are covered and there is no athletics track. Seats are in lettered sections (A to U), and Block C has movable seating.

• West Stand

  One of three stands on the same level that make up the main seating.

• North Stand

  One of three stands on the same level that make up the main seating.

• East Stand

  One of three stands on the same level that make up the main seating.

• South building

  The main grandstand side, holding the VIP areas and the players’, officials’ and press facilities.

Getting there

How to get to Stade de Luxembourg

Stade de Luxembourg is at L-1821, Luxembourg City, Luxembourg.

Metro / Tram

Luxtram line T1 terminates at the Stadion stop beside the ground and runs to the central station and Kirchberg.

Bus

City bus lines 5, 18, 20 and 27 serve the stadium, and several RGTR regional lines stop outside.

Parking

Park-and-ride at P+R Lux-Sud (Howald) and P+R Patinoire (Kockelscheuer), each a short bus ride away; the six-storey P+R Stade de Luxembourg next to the Route d’Esch entrance opened in October 2023.

FAQ

Stade de Luxembourg ticket FAQs