With this guided tour, we invite you to discover the main points of interest of the capital city by e-Bike. The tour includes some very steep paths, which is why it is important to be accompanied by an experienced guide.
- Discover the hotspots of Luxembourg City
- A fun experience - suitable for all levels
- A combination of Luxembourg's history & the modern era
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| Duration | 3 Hours |
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| Participants | max. 14 participants per tour |
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| Additional information | CGV e-Bikes Renting.pdf |
Further information
After picking up the bikes at our store, you will discover the most beautiful places of the capital in a single bike trip. Move around on our latest generation electric bikes to get from one place to another without getting too tired, because this tour doesn't include any hills... or almost none! Everything is done by elevator or by funicular. From the city center, you will be directly immersed in the green heart of the city, the Petrusse valley with its numerous possibilities to relax in a green area. From there you will be directed to the Grund where you will take the elevator to the Plateau du St. Esprit and the Judicial City - Cité Judiciaire.
From here, you can ride along the Palace Grand Ducal to the historical center and its Herb Market. From the Bock crag, known as "Bockfiels", you have a wonderful view of the Grund and the Abbey of Neimënster, which you will reach by bike right after.
A small trail along the Alzette will lead you to the Rives de Clausen, a popular nightlife spot amongst Luxembourgish people. Continue to the Pfaffenthal until you reach the funicular that will take you to Kirchberg. You will get out at the foot of the European institutions. Even this imposing alley has its own little park, which you can cross by bike, and then discover the most important buildings of the Luxembourg financial center.
The Kirchberg area combines modernism and antiquity, and nothing is more obvious than the MUDAM museum to prove this to you. The Grand Duke Jean Museum of Modern Art was built on a former military fort which stands out with its imposing glass surfaces on the old 19th century walls. Once you've passed through, you'll go back down to the Pfaffenthal to take the panoramic elevator to the gardens of the Pescatore Foundation. From there you will reach the city park and its "Kinnekswiss" which announces the end of our e-bike tour through the capital.
