The Best of Luxembourg's Guided E-Bike Tour in 3 hrs
On this 3-hour guided tour, we take you to discover the capital’s main points of interest by electric bike. The tour includes some very steep slopes, which is why it is important to be accompanied by an experienced guide.
About the tour
Meet your Guide at the sightseeing.lu premises in Merl, Luxembourg (430-434 route de Longwy, 1940 Luxembourg). Departing from there, you will discover the most beautiful places of the capital in a single bike trip.
From the city center, you will be directly immersed in the green heart of the city, the Pétrusse 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 Grand Ducal Palace to the historical center and its Herb Market.
The Grand-Ducal Palace is the town residence of the Grand-Duke, it has without a doubt one of the most beautiful facades in the city, inspired from Flemish Renaissance of the 16th century. Located in the heart of the city, the palace serves as both a symbolic and functional building. It is the place of official ceremonies, receptions and other important events related to the Grand-Ducal family and the government.
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.
Financial district
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 Grand Duke Jean Museum of Modern Art to prove this to you. The Mudam was built on a former military fort which stands out with its imposing glass surfaces on the old 19th century walls.
End of the tour
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 the Kinnekswiss, which announces the end of our e-bike tour through the capital. You will cycle back to the departure point in Merl.
