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Canton in Centre, Luxembourg
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Central Luxembourg is the region located around the capital, Luxembourg City.
By plane
Central Luxembourg is served by the Luxembourg-Findel Airport ({{IATA|LUX}}) in Sandweiler, a municipality just northeast of the capital.
By public transit
The imposing neobaroque Gare Lëtzebuerg, the country's main railway station, adored with a clock tower and huge windows is Luxembourg's main train station.
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The city of Luxembourg is the capital of the namesake country, and with a population just under 135,000 (2024), it is the second smallest national capital of the European Union, after Malta's Valletta. Very different in character from the bustling metro areas of the continent, Luxembourg is defined by its hilly location and abrupt cliff faces afforded by the deep and narrow valley of the rivers Alzette and Petrusse it was built upon.
Mersch is a town of 9,400 people (2018) in central Luxembourg, where the rivers Alzette, Mamer and Eisch meet.
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