Helpful information
Signage and marking
 | Signage and marking
The Vëlosummer routes are uniformly signposted with blue Vëlosummer signages and markings on the floor. In the 2026 edition, there is a new orange Vëlosummer sign which is used to guide cyclists from a parking or train station to the start of the tour. The routes are signposted either in both directions or in the recommended direction of travel.
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 | Your bike and the Vëlosummer
The Vëlosummer routes are suitable for all types of bikes and run along paved roads.
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 | Bike rental
You do not own a bike or cannot transport yours? Thanks to our many partners, you can conveniently rent bicycles along most routes. Select your route on www.velosummer.lu and consult the map of the track to find all available rental options. Conveniently submit your reservation request via the website or contact the respective bike rental providers directly by phone or e-mail. Please note that an advance booking is mandatory to guarantee availability of bicycles.
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 | Notes on the routes
Routes are either circular or round-trip, often with several starting points. Cyclists can join the route at any point. GPX files, difficulty level and experience value are available on the respective tour pages.
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 | Difficulty and experience
The level of difficulty, as well as the experience levels are given for each tour, providing detailed guidance on what to expect.
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 | Tips for families
Some routes or sections of routes are more family-friendly than others. These are specifically marked on the map or indicated in the description of each tour.
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 | Attractions and services
Along the routes, tourist information offices provide details about local leisure activities. Many routes offer bike rentals, e-bike charging stations, repair stations, bed+bike accommodations and the luggage transport service Move we carry. Activities, food stalls and events can be found along most of the routes; highlights are listed for each route. Up-to-date information is available on the respective tour pages.
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 | Highway code and safety instructions
During Vëlosummer, some roads are closed to motorised traffic (sign “C,2 General traffic ban”); buses, tractors and residents may still use them. Traffic regulations and the highway code remain in effect at all times. Wearing a helmet protects life! You are also advised to bring enough water with you.
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 | Public transport
Public transport is free of charge; bicycles may be carried in designated areas on trains and regional buses, subject to availability. Plan your trip and find public transport schedules at www.mobiliteit.lu. Train timetables can be viewed at www.cfl.lu.
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