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In spite of being one of the smallest and wealthiest countries in theEuropean Union in terms of GDP per capita, Luxembourg is facing socio-economicchallenges due to recent rapid urban transformations. This article contributesby approaching this phenomenon at the most granular and rarely analysedgeographical level - the neighbourhoods of the capital, Luxembourg City. Basedon collected empirical data covering various socio-demographic dimensions for2020-2021, an ascending hierarchical classification on principal components isset out to establish neighbourhoods' socio-spatial patterns. In addition, Chi2tests are carried out to examine residents' socio-demographic characteristicsand determine income inequalities in neighbourhoods. The results reveal a clearsocio-spatial divide along a north-west south-east axis. Moreover, classicalfactors such as gender or citizenship differences are revealed to be poorlydeterminant of income inequalities compared with the proportion of socialbenefits recipients and single residents.

Socio-spatial Inequalities in a Context of "Great Economic Wealth". Case study of neighbourhoods of Luxembourg City