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Music and enjoyment meet at the highest level. Enjoy culinary delights in the Philharmonie Luxemburg. We offer you various tailor-made arrangements.

SINGLE TICKET 129€
Seating in the concert hall category 1

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SINGLE TICKET 109€
Seating in the concert hall category 2

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SINGLE TICKET 79€
Seating in the concert hall category 3

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VIP TICKET 430€
Category 1 seat in the concert hall, including a subsequent gala dinner in the Philharmonie Luxemburg with award winners and laudators

Address:
Luxembourg Philharmonic
1, Place de l'Europe
L-1499 Luxembourg

Are you coming from Saarbrücken? Follow the A8 (E29) motorway towards Luxembourg. Follow the A13 in the direction of Luxembourg as far as the «Croix de Bettembourg» motorway junction. From there, follow the A3 (E25) in the direction of Luxembourg. At the «Croix de Gasperich» motorway junction, turn off onto the A1 (E44) in the direction of Trier. At exit 8 (Kirchberg) follow the federal road N51 (Avenue JF Kennedy) and after approx. 3,5 km you will see the Philharmonie building on the left hand side.

Where can I park?
Two fee-based multi-storey car parks owned by the Kirchberg Fund, which are operated by Indigo, are available for events in the Philharmonie. Concert-goers can benefit from the special «manifestation» tariff.

Parking: Place de l'Europe
1.324 places
geöffnet 7/7 05:30–24:00
Tel: (+ 352) 26 00 81 15
Entrance from Avenue JF Kennedy (direct covered access, Philharmonic Hall wheelchair accessible).

Parking: Trois Glands
523 places
open 7/7, 24/24h
Tel: (+ 352) 26 09 40 39
Either turn off Avenue JF Kennedy in front of the Philharmonie into the tunnel at the end of which is the entrance, or drive to the end of Rue du Fort Thüngen.

Luxembourg is proud to be the first country in the world to be nationwide free public transport for everyone offers. Your journeys have never been so easy: hop on the bus, train or tram and off you go!

You only need to buy a ticket if you want to travel first class on the train or travel across borders to Germany, France or Belgium. Find out more at www.kostenlosemobilitaet.lu

The Tram stops at the «Philharmonie / Mudam» stop

With the Bus: Most of the lines in the direction of Kirchberg departing from the main train station and Boulevard Royal stop at «Rout Bréck-Pafendall» or «BEI»

The “Mobilitéitszentral” information hotline is available for further questions: (+352) 24 65 24 65 Website: www.mobiliteit.lu

Luxembourg Airport is the ideal hub in the heart of Europe. This is served by more than 14 airlines, so you will certainly find the ideal flight. Europe has never been better connected.

The airport is in the immediate vicinity of the city of Luxembourg and has excellent connections to the regional public transport system to the city centre. You can reach your destinations in the city center within 15 minutes by taxi.

Aéroport de Luxembourg lux-Airport, L-1110 Luxembourg (Findel)

www.lux-airport.lu/de/

There will be a bus shuttle from Trier to the Philharmonie for the event.

Four countries, three languages, five regions: in the heart of Europe. Luxembourg is small but a large part of the Benelux countries. Along with Belgium, Germany, France, Italy and the Netherlands, the Grand Duchy is one of the founding countries of the European Union. The city on the Alzette is considered a tourist insider tip. A little more than 660.000 inhabitants do not live in a metropolis, but are spread over many small idyllic towns.
Wine is grown along the bends of the Moselle, you can hike in the mountains of the Ardennes and in the vast coppice forests, castles and castles bring the Middle Ages back to life. Famous is Vianden, one of the most important tourist resorts in Luxembourg. Towering high above the city is a castle that is considered one of the most beautiful in the world. Echternach, the oldest town in the country with an impressive abbey, has a longer history. You get a wonderful view from Fort Thüngen, which the locals call Dräi Eechelen. Right next to it, the Musée d'Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean offers works by artists from the country and from all over the world: paintings, photos, design constructions, graphics and much more. The city of Luxembourg also offers many cultural highlights: from a romantic old town with bright buildings that have been part of the UNESCO World Heritage for years, through narrow streets to the Cathédrale Notre-Dame, to the Schumann building of the European Parliament, completed in 1973, the first plenary hall of the European parliament.

For more information, please visit: www.visitluxembourg.com

We want to make your visit to the European Culture Prize a unique and unforgettable experience. Your satisfaction is therefore particularly important to us.

If you need more information about the event or have any questions about your stay on site, please feel free to contact us by email: info@europaeischer-kulturpreis.de.