Luxembourg
Small in Size, Big on Charm
Luxembourg bike tours
Luxembourg may be little but it certainly doesn't lack in charm, history, and culture! In fact, this landlocked country neighboring Belgium, Germany, and France is a treasure trove of cultural and historical sightseeing opportunities. Luxembourg City is a UNESCO World Heritage Site owing to the exceptional preservation of its fascinating fortresses and historic quarters. The country is also the world's last remaining sovereign grand duchy.
Let Luxembourg pique your adventurous curiosity with its celebrated traditions, esteemed institutions, and varied and verdant countryside. A cycling tour through the city will reveal renowned sites of political significance as well as phenomenal fortresses and magnificent museums. Luxembourg is a double winner of the notable European Capital of Culture award, not least because of its artistic heritage.
Let your sense of adventure lead you on an incredible cycling tour through this lively landlocked country!
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What makes Luxembourg a great destination for a bike tour?
Luxembourg is an exceptional destination for a bike tour – its small size, exquisite cultural heritage, and fairytale landscapes of castles, fortresses, and forests make it a hidden gem of Europe.
With its peaceful, excellently maintained bike paths, Luxembourg offers cyclists a scenic and stress-free cycling experience. Bike tourers can explore Luxembourg's lush, varied terrain, soaking up exceptional scenery and a sprinkling of history at every turn.
Take an adventure in the Ardennes or sample the vineyards of the Moselle Valley, perhaps taking the VeloRoute SaarLorLux across country from Germany to France. Discover the mountainous Oesling region and pedal across the Luxembourg Plateau, an intriguing sandstone formation. This plateau forms part of the Gutland region of Luxembourg's south, along with the forested and craggy Little Switzerland and the Red Lands.
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When is the best time to take a bike tour in Luxembourg?
The best time to take a bike tour in Luxembourg is May through to September, when the weather is mild, vineyards are flourishing, and the climate is ideal for cycling.
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Are Luxembourg bike tours suitable for beginners?
Luxembourg is highly suited to beginner cyclists, offering plenty of gentle, paved routes that often follow rivers or old railway lines. Cycling here is peaceful, promising a stress-free ride for first-time bike tourers who can discover diverse landscapes and enriching history within short distances.
“Where the Alzette through the meadows flows, through cliffs the Sauer breaks. Where the shores of the Moselle fragrantly bloom, Heaven gifts us wine. This is the land for which we would on this earth give anything. Our homeland which we carry so deep within our hearts.”
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