En bici de Luxemburgo a Lintgen

Roll out from Luxembourg City’s historic center and drop into the Alzette valley, then follow the Alzette cycle path (PC15) north. It’s a mostly paved ride (nearly all asphalt) with a mix of dedicated cycleway and quiet roads, threading past Pfaffenthal/Dommeldange and through Walferdange and Steinsel. Expect gentle, rolling terrain with about 250 m of climbing over roughly 20 km—nothing too fierce, just steady valley riding.

The route hugs the river, so you get greenery, meadows, and a few shaded stretches, plus cafés along the way if you need a quick stop. Traffic is light for most of it, though there are short links on busier roads—stay alert at those crossings.

Luxembourg City’s old quarters and fortifications are UNESCO-listed, making the start scenic right from the get-go. Lintgen, in the canton of Mersch, sits quietly in the same valley—perfect for a peaceful finish and a train connection back if you want to make it a one-way spin.