Particularly convenient for professionals working in Cloche d’Or or commuting via Gare.
Gasperich, in the south of the city, mixes modern architecture with history and green spaces - and is home to the fast-growing Ban de Gasperich and Cloche d'Or development. It has become one of the capital's most dynamic areas for professionals, with modern housing, offices, retail and public spaces developing side by side.
“One of the most dynamic, fast-changing districts in the city right now. From a rental perspective, the area stands out for its modern housing, professional employment base, growing services and improving public transport connections.”
The Aura take on Gasperich
New-build apartments, offices and the Cloche d'Or shopping centre sit alongside older residential streets, giving Gasperich a genuinely modern, evolving character. The result is a neighbourhood where work, shopping, dining and everyday services can often be combined within a short trip.
Gasperich benefits from good bus connections and proximity to the A3 and A4 motorways. The tram connection around Cloche d'Or further strengthens the area's appeal for commuters travelling toward the centre and other major employment zones.
In short Multiple bus links toward Gare, Cessange, Belair and the south of the city
Cloche d'Or's shops and restaurants, plus green spaces threaded through the newer developments, are close at hand. The Ban de Gasperich park and the wider network of public spaces give the district a useful balance between a business environment and residential life.
In short Cloche d’Or provides major shopping, dining and business facilities, while local services and green spaces support everyday living.
A strong option for anyone who wants modern housing stock and shopping on the doorstep. It is particularly practical for professionals working around Cloche d'Or and for residents who appreciate having business, retail, dining and green spaces in the same area.
In short Particularly convenient for professionals working in Cloche d’Or or commuting via Gare.
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Gasperich covers the southern part of the city and includes Cloche d'Or, the business district that has grown from open land into offices, a large shopping centre and substantial new residential building within a relatively short period. The older part of Gasperich sits alongside it and has a different, quieter character.
This is the part of the city with the highest concentration of genuinely new apartment stock, which means modern insulation, lifts, underground parking and energy performance that older quarters cannot match.
New districts take time to acquire texture. Cloche d'Or is efficient and well equipped but still feels planned rather than grown, and it empties in the evening compared with Gare or Bonnevoie.
The T1 tram serves this part of the city, alongside the AVL bus network, and all public transport in Luxembourg is free.
| Residents | 10,282 |
|---|---|
| Area | 4.45 km² |
| Density | 2,310 residents per km² |
| Part of the city | South |
Population and area: district figures of the City of Luxembourg, end of 2025.
Gasperich covers the southern part of the capital, some 4.5 square kilometres, and is home to around 10,300 people. It combines two very different places. Old Gasperich is a residential quarter that grew around a village core, with houses and small apartment buildings. Cloche d'Or, the new district that has grown on former open land to the south, is a business, retail and residential district built from scratch, with major construction from 2017 onwards: dozens of large office buildings, hundreds of homes and a new shopping centre.
Cloche d'Or offers the city's largest concentration of new apartments: lifts, underground parking, balconies, good energy performance. Old Gasperich offers older houses and apartments at lower prices, a few minutes away. Rents in the new district reflect their quality; the older streets are generally more affordable. For buyers, much of the supply is off-plan or recent. See our article on Gasperich and Cloche d'Or.
The shopping centre covers most needs. Restaurants and cafés serve the office population on weekdays and residents in the evening. The old village has local shops.
Parks and green corridors have been built into the new district, and the older streets have gardens. Primary schools serve both parts of the quarter. The stadium and sports facilities add to the leisure offer.
Since July 2024, the T1 tram serves Howald station, Cloche d'Or and the Stade, running without change through Bonnevoie to the central station, the old town, Kirchberg and the airport. Howald station connects to the national and cross-border rail network. City, regional and international buses serve the quarter. By car, the motorway network is immediately accessible. All public transport is free.
Gasperich is home to about 10,282 residents on 4.45 km², a density of roughly 2,310 people per km², which makes it the 15th most densely populated of the 23 quarters in our guides. Around 29% of residents hold Luxembourgish nationality, close to the city-wide share of about 31% (137,696 residents at the end of 2025, according to the City of Luxembourg). Like the capital as a whole, it is a genuinely international place to live.
Gasperich covers the south of the city and has two faces. The older village, with its houses and quieter streets, sits alongside Cloche d'Or, where major construction began in 2017: dozens of office buildings, hundreds of homes and a large shopping centre with a hypermarket. A walk from the old village towards the shopping centre shows the contrast in a few minutes. The tram now reaches the district, and just beyond the municipal boundary Howald station, reopened in December 2017, connects to trains towards the city, Esch-sur-Alzette, Bettembourg, Wasserbillig, Troisvierges and, across the border, Thionville, Metz and Nancy. Two park-and-ride car parks, Kockelscheuer and Luxembourg-Sud, serve commuters arriving by car.
Cloche d'Or follows the rhythm of offices during the week, with busy lunchtimes and quieter evenings, while the shopping centre and residential blocks stay active at weekends. Match days at the nearby Stade de Luxembourg bring crowds. Old Gasperich keeps a calmer, village pace all year.
| What residents appreciate | What to weigh up |
|---|---|
| The largest supply of new, energy-efficient apartments in the city | New district still acquiring character |
| Tram, Howald station and park-and-ride | Office areas quiet in the evening |
| Shopping centre within walking distance | Ongoing construction in places |
| Easy road access to the south and the motorways | Far from the historic centre on foot |
| Quarter | Residents | People per km² | Luxembourgish | Tram in the quarter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gasperich | 10,282 | 2,310 | 29% | Yes (Cloche d'Or) |
| Cessange | 5,214 | 793 | 34% | No, buses |
| Bonnevoie | 18,009 | 5,867 | 28% | Yes |
| Hollerich | 7,751 | 4,844 | 28% | No, buses |
Population and area: City of Luxembourg district figures, end of 2025. Luxembourgish share rounded.
Gasperich offers the city's most modern housing and, since the tram's arrival, excellent connections. It is ideal for those who work in the south or value new-build comfort, less so for those seeking historic character.
Gasperich is in the south of Luxembourg City. Gasperich covers the southern part of the city and includes Cloche d'Or, the business district that has grown from open land into offices, a large shopping centre and substantial new residential building within a relatively short period.
This is the part of the city with the highest concentration of genuinely new apartment stock, which means modern insulation, lifts, underground parking and energy performance that older quarters cannot match.
New districts take time to acquire texture. Cloche d'Or is efficient and well equipped but still feels planned rather than grown, and it empties in the evening compared with Gare or Bonnevoie.
The T1 tram serves this part of the city, alongside the AVL bus network, and all public transport in Luxembourg is free.
We do not have a listing in Gasperich at this moment. Availability changes regularly, so it is worth checking the full rental portfolio, or telling us what you are looking for on WhatsApp so we can contact you when something in this quarter comes up.
Professionisti e famiglie interessati a costruzioni moderne, servizi e Cloche d’Or.
Tram e autobus collegano il quartiere con il centro e il sud della città.
Cloche d’Or porta retail, ristorazione, uffici e servizi moderni.
Nuovi spazi pubblici e aree verdi si affiancano al tessuto esistente.
Moderno e in evoluzione, con un’offerta crescente di ristoranti e after-work.
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