Cycling

Starting from the Archaeological Museum of Arlon, head off in the footsteps of the Romans along this route created especially for cyclists.You will go past the Wolberg and discover various villages in the communes of Messancy (Hondelange, Sélange, etc.) and Arlon (Autelbas, Toernich, etc.). Gallor comprises no fewer than 15 circuits in total! Leaflets available free of charge at our reception. Start: Archaeological Museum of ArlonWaymarking: Roman helmet and blue triangle on white background.

Starting from the Maison du Tourisme du Pays d’Arlon (Land of Arlon Tourist Office), head off in the footsteps of the Romans along this route created especially for cyclists.You will follow a stretch running parallel to the old Roman road that linked Trier and Reims. You will discover various villages in the communes of Attert (Nobressart, Tontelange, etc.) and Arlon (Viville, Freylange, etc.). Gallor comprises no fewer than 15 circuits in total! Leaflets available free of charge at our reception. Start: Maison du Tourisme du Pays d’Arlon (Land of Arlon Tourist Office).Waymarking: Roman helmet and blue triangle on white background.

Mount your bike and head off to discover the villages in the commune of Arlon. This 54-kilometre route, waymarked in both directions, gives you the chance to admire the region’s beautiful landscapes and discover the curiosities to be found nearby: the Sainte-Croix chapel, the Fouches marshes, the Cycle museum in Weyler, the Clairefontaine site, the Stockem lakes, the ruins of Autelbas castle and its museum, the listed village of Guirsch with its panoramic view and more. All these places and many others are well worth a look, hence the name chosen for this cycle ride. In fact, the word ‘Belarel’ is a combination of ‘Bel’ (beautiful) and ‘Arel’ (Arlon in Luxembourgish). Start:There is no specific starting point. So you can start your ride wherever you wish. From the centre of Arlon, the recommended starting point is at the Sainte-Croix chapel (rue de Bastogne). This route, waymarked in both directions, mainly follows paths and secondary roads. It also runs along a few regional roads. A mountain bike is not essential for this circuit. A hybrid bike is also suitable.Waymarking:

Waypoints to follow 69 67 37 34 35 36 66 68 69
Starting pointBY CAR:Rue Busleyden, 2 – 6700 ArlonCar park: Place des Chasseurs Ardennais – 6700 ArlonBY TRAIN:You can start your route from Arlon station (take Rue A. Goffaux towards PN 65 and join the circuit at PN 67).
Discover the circuit on the map:www.nodemapp.com/bike/route/7v73xp
Points of interestGallo-Roman columnSaint-Donat Church and its belvedereSaint-Martin ChurchArlon Archaeological MuseumGaspar Museum in Arlon
Good to knowBetween PN 36 and PN 66, there is a difficult unpaved section.

Travel along the country roads between the green Attert Valley and the Luxembourg border, and discover small heritage treasures such as mills and washhouses, as well as beautiful panoramas.

Waypoints39 31 18 76 90 99 98 97 30 34 39
Starting pointBY CAR:Starting point and car park: Rue de la Gare, 38/40 – 6780 Messancy.BY TRAIN: Messancy station (departure at PN 39 in Rue de la Gare)
Discover the route on the map:www.nodemapp.com/bike/route/4xhbu6
Points of interestMathelin ParkSaint-Jacques ChurchPanorama of the Klaus Chapel
Good to knowBetween PN 97 and 30, difficult unpaved section.

This 41-kilometre circuit will give you the chance to see 28 of the 60 remarkable trees listed in the Attert Valley Nature Park, as well as the 14 main villages in the commune of Attert.These trees, which are exceptional owing to their age, their size, their shape, their past or the legend that surrounds them, are known as Remarkable Trees. They represent a natural and cultural heritage that must be preserved. The Attert valley remarkable trees circuit aims to give you a chance to discover them. In 2015, it won the ‘Tourism & Innovation’ award presented by the Province of Luxembourg. Start: Attert municipal authority building, (Voie de la Liberté 107 – 6717 Attert).Waymarking: green tree on white background.

The Cuesta Route partly crosses landscapes overlooked by the first Lorraine ridge, known as the Sinemurian cuesta.The landscape in the Attert valley is characterised by meadows and groves interlaced with small streams. These varied natural environments provide an ideal habitat for a wide range of flora and fauna. Each village has retained its authenticity and its harmony. Many old residences and agricultural buildings dating from the 18th and 19th centuries can still be admired here. The paths are dotted with crosses and calvaries in local stone. The fountains recall the many springs that run through the valley and the restored washhouses with their big stone tubs bear witness to village life in days gone by.Start: Attert municipal authority building, (Voie de la Liberté 107 – 6717 Attert).Waymarking: green bicycle on white background.

Discover the pretty villages of Battincourt Aix-sur-Cloie on this short 10km family trail. Nature and beautiful scenery are the order of the day!
The Gallor cycle routes take you in the footsteps of the Gallo-Romans! Follow ancient Roman roads and discover the remains of coaching inns and villas... all the while passing through magnificent sites and villages.
Gallor has no fewer than 16 loops in all! Leaflets available free of charge from our reception.

Waypoints29 20 16 15 23 21 28 29
Starting pointBY CAR:Rue du Chalet, 71 – 6790 HalanzyCar park: Place de la Gare – 6790 HalanzyBY TRAIN:You can start your tour from Halanzy station (departure at PN 29).
Points of interestGrand-Place d’Halanzy4MH, Musson-Halanzy Mining and Metallurgy MuseumSaint-Walfroid Church
Good to knowBetween PN 23 and PN 21, there is a difficult unpaved section.

This trail takes you through a superb valley in the Anlier forest. You will follow part of the magnificent GR 151 along the Rulles and pass through one of the most beautiful villages in Wallonia, Nobressart.