Best IPTV in Luxembourg (2026)

Luxembourg has a television market unlike any other in Europe. It is the only country where the national broadcaster officially produces content in Luxembourgish, French, and German within the same daily schedule. The country also has one of the highest concentrations of Portuguese residents in Europe, a large French cross-border commuter population, and a significant expat community from across the EU.

No single cable TV provider covers all of this well. WebflowMT does. The subscription includes RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg for local content, the full German package with ARD, ZDF, RTL, SAT.1, and ProSieben, the full French package with TF1, France 2, and M6, and a Portuguese package with RTP1, RTP2, SIC, and TVI. All under one subscription from €5/month with a free 24-hour trial and no credit card required.

Luxembourg's unique multilingual television problem

RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg is the cornerstone of Luxembourgish broadcasting. It is part of the RTL Group, which is ironically headquartered in Luxembourg, and it broadcasts news, entertainment, and current affairs in a mix of Luxembourgish, French, and German. The channel is essential for anyone wanting to follow local politics, community events, and national news.

Beyond RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg, Luxembourg residents have always relied on spillover from neighboring countries. German ARD and ZDF are watched extensively. French TF1 and France 2 are standard viewing in the south and in Luxembourg City. Most Luxembourgers speak at least three languages and watch TV in more than one of them.

Cable TV providers in Luxembourg, primarily POST Luxembourg and Eltrona, carry a mix of these channels but their packages are expensive and the channel selection for any specific language community is limited. If you are Portuguese and want RTP1 and SIC, you often pay for a separate international add-on at a premium rate.

WebflowMT bundles everything. Luxembourg viewers get RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg, the full German and French packages, Portuguese channels, and access to 40+ other countries' content at one flat price. This is not an aggregated result of multiple subscriptions; it is a single IPTV subscription.

The Portuguese community in Luxembourg

Around 16% of Luxembourg's resident population is Portuguese, the largest single foreign national group in the country. That is a significant community with strong demand for Portuguese-language television. Many Portuguese families in Luxembourg have been there for two or three generations but maintain strong cultural ties and follow Portuguese television, particularly RTP International, SIC, TVI, and sports coverage of Primeira Liga football and Taça de Portugal.

WebflowMT's Portuguese package includes RTP1, RTP2, RTP Internacional, SIC, SIC Notícias, TVI, and additional Portuguese channels. This is genuinely comprehensive Portuguese TV coverage, not a token selection of two channels. For Portuguese families in Luxembourg, this is a major reason to choose WebflowMT over a standard cable package that might offer only RTP Internacional as a paid add-on.

Portuguese sports coverage is also important here. Benfica, Porto, and Sporting CP matches on SIC and Sport TV are part of the package. For a Portuguese family in Esch-sur-Alzette or Dudelange, following the Liga Portugal through WebflowMT is straightforward and affordable.

Replacing POST Luxembourg TV or Eltrona

POST Luxembourg TV is the incumbent provider. Their packages start at around €30/month for a basic TV bundle and rise steeply with sports and international add-ons. Eltrona (now part of Proximus in some areas) runs similar pricing. For a household wanting German, French, and Portuguese channels alongside local content, a comprehensive POST Luxembourg package could easily reach €50/month or more.

WebflowMT at €5 to €15/month covers the same channel range and more. The difference is hardware. POST and Eltrona include a set-top box and remote. With WebflowMT, you use your own device. For most households this is not a problem. A €40 Android TV box running TiviMate handles IPTV better than most operator-issued set-top boxes from a software perspective. If you already have a Smart TV, LG or Samsung apps mean no extra hardware at all.

The annual saving is €180 to €420 depending on your current package. For a household paying €40/month to POST and switching to WebflowMT at €10/month, that is €360 per year back in the household budget.

Cross-border viewers and commuters

Luxembourg's workforce includes a large proportion of cross-border commuters, around 45% of the country's employed population commutes daily from France, Germany, and Belgium. Many of these people watch television in their home country's language and want channels from both Luxembourg and their home country.

A French commuter living in Thionville and working in Luxembourg City wants TF1 and France 2 for French news alongside RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg for Luxembourg news. A German commuter from Trier wants ARD, ZDF, and the regional Südwestrundfunk (SWR) alongside RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg. WebflowMT covers both scenarios in one subscription without any add-on fees.

Devices and setup in Luxembourg

Luxembourg's broadband infrastructure is excellent. POST Luxembourg fiber delivers 500 Mbps to 1 Gbps in most of the country. There are essentially no bandwidth constraints for IPTV. The main issue some Luxembourg users report is that POST's default router firmware occasionally has issues with DNS resolution for IPTV provider servers. Using Google DNS (8.8.8.8) or Cloudflare DNS (1.1.1.1) instead of the POST default resolves this in most cases.

WebflowMT is founded and based in Malta, which is within the EU. For Luxembourg residents with any concern about GDPR compliance and EU data handling, this matters. The company has been running since 2019 and has a track record of stability that many IPTV providers lack.

Supported devices include Android phones and boxes (TiviMate, IPTV Smarters Pro), iOS via IPTV Smarters Pro, MAG boxes via portal URL, Smart TVs via Samsung and LG app stores, PC and Mac via VLC or the browser, and Enigma2 receivers via the Xtream Codes plugin.

To get started, visit webflowmt.com/shop, select the trial, and receive credentials within minutes. Setup instructions for every device are at the how-to-install page. The full channel list including current Luxembourg, German, French, and Portuguese channel availability is atthe channel list page.

Frequently asked questions

Does WebflowMT include RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg?

Yes. RTL Télé Lëtzebuerg is included in the Luxembourg and German channel packages, broadcasting in Luxembourgish, French, and German.

Can I get Portuguese channels via IPTV in Luxembourg?

Yes. The Portuguese package includes RTP1, RTP2, RTP Internacional, SIC, TVI, and additional Portuguese-language channels. Given Luxembourg's large Portuguese community, this package is well-stocked.

Is WebflowMT a replacement for POST Luxembourg TV or Eltrona?

For live channel coverage, yes. POST and Eltrona provide integrated hardware and operator apps. WebflowMT covers the same channel range at significantly lower cost using your own device. Typical savings are €20 to €40/month.

Does WebflowMT cover German and French channels for Luxembourg viewers?

Yes. The full German package (ARD, ZDF, RTL, SAT.1, ProSieben) and full French package (TF1, France 2, M6, Canal+) are included alongside Luxembourg-specific channels in the same subscription.

Does WebflowMT work on POST Luxembourg broadband?

Yes. WebflowMT works on POST Luxembourg fiber and Eltrona without issues. If you hit DNS resolution problems with POST's default router, switching to Google DNS or Cloudflare DNS resolves it.