Welcome to the new P+R facilities in Troisvierges and Colmar-Berg
Simply explained
//25 July 2025
388 car spaces are available in a P+R building at Troisvierges station. At the Colmar-Berg stop, the open-air car park has now been expanded to 237 spaces.
In Troisvierges, the work has doubled the number of parking spaces available to customers from the north of the country and border regions.388 parking spaces are available on five half-levels..Five spaces are reserved for the FLEX car-sharing service.Six charging points have been installed for electric vehicles. Nine spaces are reserved for people with reduced mobility.A dynamic guidance system provides information on available spaces.Each half-level has been given a color code to make it easier to find.Each half-level has been given a color code to make it easier to find.The CFL wanted to make this P+R an architectural example for this type of infrastructure.This building was designed to blend in perfectly with its surroundings.Starting with a 602-tonne steel structure, the Troisvierges P+R has a unique identity with its facades formed by 1,110 slats.The slats are wooden and embossed on the street side and metallic on the railway side, echoing the nearby tracks.As with the Rodange and Mersch P+R facilities, the roof is covered with vegetation. Thanks to the electricity generated by photovoltaic panels, the P+R will operate largely autonomously.The nearby bus station has been renovated, with seven bus stops and facilities for bus drivers to take breaks and rest.The official inauguration of these new CFL facilities took place on Wednesday 23 July 2025 in the presence of the Minister for Mobility and Public Works, Yuriko Backes, the Director General of the CFL, Marc Wengler, the Director of Infrastructure Management at CFL, Marc Hoffmann, as well as the teams in charge of the two projects and other guests of honour.
237 spaces in Colmar-Berg
In Colmar-Berg, 237 parking spaces are available on 9,000 m² with:
Seven for people with reduced mobility,
Two spaces with Chargy charging stations for electric vehicles,
Spaces for two-wheeled vehicles,
Bike racks and a secure bike parking facility (bikebox) on Rue de l’Alzette.
In Colmar-Berg, 237 parking spaces are available on 9,000 m².The official inauguration of these new CFL facilities took place on Wednesday 23 July 2025 in the presence of the Minister for Mobility and Public Works, Yuriko Backes, the Director General of the CFL, Marc Wengler, the Director of Infrastructure Management at CFL, Marc Hoffmann, as well as the teams in charge of the two projects and other guests of honour.
Nearly 9,000 parking spaces near stations
In total, the CFL offer nearly 9,000 parking spaces in P+R buildings or open-air car parks located near stations and train stops. To find out where the car parks are located, click here: CFL | Station services
An app to make P+R facilities easier to use
All CFL P+R buildings and the Héienhaff P+R can be used via the CFL P+R app. Customers benefit from 24 hours of free parking if they continue their journey by public transport or soft mobility within a radius of more than 1.5 km around the P+R (except for the Luxembourg Station P+R). More information here.
