Articles
Welcome to our editorial blog dedicated to life in the heart of Europe. Think of this section as your personal library, filled with easy-to-follow how-tos and deep dives into all sorts of topics that are important if you are planning to live in the country or are already living here. We cover the essentials of daily life, employment and business, family needs, as well as share a few fun facts and exciting opportunities in Luxembourg that you may not be aware of yet.
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Employment and jobs
Can you be fired in Luxembourg while sick? Rules and regulations on sick leave and employee rights
In Luxembourg, firing someone while on sick leave can be a complicated situation. Both employers and employees need to follow specific, related rules. In this article, we will look into these rules through an overview regarding sick leave in Luxembourg, but also termination details, long-term sick leaves, and any legal ramifications.
Business
Why Luxembourg is one of the best places to do business in 2025
With the pace of technology and innovation increasing every year, there is a growing desire to launch something of your own. If you're thinking about doing business in Europe in 2025, Luxembourg could be the place to be. A country with a robust economy, digital initiatives and a good location in the centre of the EU has long ceased to be a purely financial centre. Today, it is a playground for startups, investors and global companies.
Business
What does an accountant do for small businesses in Luxembourg?
Many entrepreneurs at the beginning of their journey think: only large companies need an accountant. But practice shows the opposite. For small businesses, accounting is not just numbers in a spreadsheet, but a whole system that keeps the business afloat.
Cultural integration
Inclusive environment in Luxembourg
Luxembourg strives to be an inclusive state where people with disabilities can fully participate in everyday life. According to the latest census, almost 15% of the country's inhabitants reported having some form of disability. Creating a barrier-free environment is one of the government's and society's priorities. By 2025, the country has significantly improved the physical accessibility of urban infrastructure, transport and housing. Government programmes and non-profit organisations are actively working to ensure that every resident - regardless of health status - can move freely, use services and feel part of society.
Cultural integration
Artists of Luxembourg
In addition to traditional painting and sculpture, Luxembourg has given the world a renowned master of photography, and today conceptual art and installations thrive here. Below we look at five of Luxembourg's most prominent artists, both those who laid the foundations of the national art school and contemporary artists who have made the country famous on the international stage. We will also highlight the development of street art in Luxembourg, from the underground graffiti of the 1980s to the colourful urban murals of today.
Kids
Luxembourg's teenagers and media consumption in 2025
Luxembourg's teenagers live almost entirely in the digital world. Almost 99% of 16-24 year olds in the country go online every day (and most start even earlier), with the smartphone being the main device. Social networks are firmly embedded in their lives: about 89% of young people regularly use social networks or messengers and about 82% listen to music online. Smartphones are their constant companions: 88% use them almost every day. Other devices, such as laptops (74%), are also involved, but it is the phone that is always at hand for teenagers.
Housing and rent
Impact of remote and hybrid working on the rental market in Luxembourg in 2025
In five years, tenant demand and preferences have changed markedly, while prices and the regional distribution of housing have undergone shifts. This article looks at how remote and hybrid working has affected the rental market in Luxembourg between 2020 and 2025 and the implications.
Food and restaurants
Culinary multiculture: new food mainstreams in Luxembourg
In this article, we look at historic waves of immigration and their culinary legacies, highlighting the most notable foreign cuisines that have become part of the local mainstream, as well as new trends from street food and food halls to annual festivals.
Communications and Internet
Digital identity and e-governance: how e-services simplify the lives of Luxembourg residents
Luxembourg is one of the smallest countries in Europe, but it is leading the way when it comes to the digital state. Today, the vast majority of government services are available online - over 94% of government services are digitised, and about 87% of citizens interact with government agencies via the internet at least once a year. By comparison, the EU average is ~70%. In this article, we will look at how the introduction of digital services is changing the lives of ordinary people.
Hobby and rest
Current sports trends: the development of street sports and fitness resources in Luxembourg
In recent years, Luxembourg has shown a marked turn towards the promotion of mass sport and healthy lifestyles. The state and municipalities are actively investing in creating conditions for sport activities for all population groups, from young people to the elderly. Street sports (such as skateboarding, BMX, parkour) are growing in popularity, and fitness resources and programmes are becoming increasingly accessible. As a result, a culture of sport for all is emerging in the country, where everyone can find an activity to their liking.