EIPA Luxembourg

The European Centre for Judges and Lawyers

Our Luxembourg Centre, located in the renovated Maison de Maître, was established under a convention signed in 1992 between the Government of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg and EIPA.

Since its inception, the European Centre for Judges and Lawyers has been
a trusted provider of practice-oriented training, with a focus on the interpretation, transposition, and application of EU law.

The Centre’s in-house team of experienced legal experts are dedicated to delivering high-quality training, consultancy, coaching services, and comparative studies. With a deep understanding of EU law and its incorporation into national law, our experts offer tailored solutions to legal professionals and public officials in the EU institutions and national public administrations.

Specific outreach also goes to applicant and candidate countries, as well as those under the European Neighbourhood Policy and other third countries.

EIPA’s Centre for Judges and Lawyers receives support from the Luxembourg Government, in form of contributions to housing and related costs.

Supported by the Luxembourg Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs

Luxembourg: The small, yet strategic centre of Europe

The Court of Justice of the European Union is based in Luxembourg. So as a leading European city, with a strategic location landlocked by Germany, France & Belgium, Luxembourg City was a natural choice as a second home for EIPA, especially for its law-based courses.

In 1992, EIPA founded its 2nd centre, the European Centre for Judges and Lawyers, in Luxembourg, and since then, the centre has been a hub of European judicial expertise and network.

You will find a good mix of the ancient and modern in Luxembourg, with the spirit of the city imbibed in the museums, theatres, restaurants, and outdoor activities.

Location and transport

Getting around in Luxembourg City

From the airport to the City Centre/Station/EIPA Luxembourg

Bus line 16 (Eurobus), links Findel Airport to the city centre (Hamilius  2) leaves every 10 minutes and stops as well at bus stop “Fondation Pescatore”, which is at walking distance to our Institute’s premises.

Bus line 29 links Findel Airport to the train station (Gare centrale 2). From there, you have to change for the tram and get out at either Theater stop or Faiencerie stop, which are both  at walking distance to our Institute’s premises.

Questions about the location?