Luxembourg address format & examples
How to write a Luxembourgish address
Luxembourg may seem tricky when it comes to formatting an address since they have three official languages: Luxembourgish, French, and German. However, if you're wondering how to address a letter to Luxembourg, we've got the answer for you. On this page you'll find Luxembourgish address examples to help you get your letter formatted and squared away.
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- Addressee line - The recipient's full name, using appropriate titles for the region
- Building number and street - List the building number first and the street name after without any separating punctuation.
- Postal code and city - The postal code comes first, followed by the city or town name
- Country - This is often shortened to LUX
Luxembourg address examples
12 Rue Des Bouleaux
7307 Steinsel
LUX
L-4345
Esch-Sur-Alzette
4 Rue Theodore De Wacquant
4345 Esch-Sur-Alzette
LUX
N/A
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Postal information
District: Diekirch
Canton of Clervaux (CL)
Canton of Diekirch (DI)
Canton of Redange (RD)
Canton of Vianden (VD)
Canton of Wiltz (WI)
District: Grevenmacher
Canton of Echternach (EC)
Canton of Grevenmacher (GR)
Canton of Remich (RM)
District: Luxembourg
Canton of Capellen (CA)
Canton of Esch-sur-Alzette (ES)
Canton of Luxembourg (LU)
Canton of Mersch (ME)
POST Luxembourg
Country information
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