Hello. You'll find English speakers all over the suburbs of Luxembourg and certainly in the city. But I would suggest the Strassen area as there seems to be a concentration of English speakers there.

Also, just to clarify. Most Luxembourgers can speak English. I have answered your question with regards to living around other expats from an English-speaking country (US and UK primarily). But if your concern is just being able to communicate with your neighbors, you will find that any Luxembourger under the age of 50 generally speaks semi-fluent English.

Good luck.

Brian

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I agree, Strassen as well as Bertrange has a large English speaking expat group. If you have children going to the International School, it's great for carpooling. If you choose to live in the city, then look at Merl, Belair for ISL students-they can walk. We are in Belair and our neighbors are not Luxembourgers. Some speak English, some do not. But you'll find a high concentration of English speakers in the city wherever you are. Good luck!

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I agree, Strassen as well as Bertrange has a large English speaking expat group. If you have children going to the International School, it's great for carpooling. If you choose to live in the city, then look at Merl, Belair for ISL students-they can walk. We are in Belair and our neighbors are not Luxembourgers. Some speak English, some do not. But you'll find a high concentration of English speakers in the city wherever you are. Good luck!

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