Excursion à vélo d’une journée de Trèves à Luxembourg

Looking for a scenic cross-border ride? This route takes you from Germany’s oldest city, Trier, to the cosmopolitan buzz of Luxembourg City—an 84 km journey that packs in river views, woodland climbs, and a taste of both countries. Trier makes a charming start with its ancient Roman landmarks (don’t miss the Porta Nigra). As you roll south, expect mostly smooth asphalt and paved paths winding through the Moselle valley and gentle hills—watch out for some punchy climbs, though, with around 1,268 meters of ascent.

Nearly half the way follows quiet paths and cycleways, so it’s great for soaking in vineyard landscapes and rural scenery without much traffic hassle. Once over the border, Luxembourg’s capital awaits, with its fortress walls and lively old town—the perfect spot for a celebratory coffee. Don’t forget your passport for the border crossing, and maybe budget in some time to explore both cities before and after the ride!