Vëlodukt-Ride

Name: Vëlodukt-Ride
Address: rue de l'Alzette 85, Esch-sur-Alzette, 4011, Luxemburg

Discover the Vëlodukt-Ride: the ultimate cycling experience of Summer 2024!

From July 16th to September 14th, immerse yourself in an urban adventure with our free bicycle taxi service. Explore the city in the comfort of a modern rickshaw connecting Place de la Résistance (Brillplatz) to the university district of Belval. Available from Tuesdays to Saturdays starting at noon, this experience concludes with the last rides at 5:15 PM or 5:30 PM.

Don’t miss the stop at Place de la Résistance and the one in Belval, between the Rockhal and the shopping center Belval Plaza 1.

For further information about your journey, contact us at the tourist information office of « Escher Infofabrik » at phone number 54 16 37.

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Address:

Département des Affaires Economiques
85, rue de l'Alzette
4011 Esch-sur-Alzette Show on map

Phone:	541637
E-Mail:	citytouristoffice@villeesch.lu
Website:	https://explore.esch.lu/de/entdecken/velotaxi

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