of all typesThe "Réimertour" route crosses the municipalities of Strassen and Bertrange, using old Roman roads along the Reims (France) – Arlon (Belgium) – Trier (Germany) axis. Tossenberg, Rue du Kiem, and Rue des Romains are part of this route established under the direction of the Roman general Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa as part of the road expansion. Strassen owes its name to the Latin word "strata," meaning "street," and its origins date back to the early Roman period. Remains of the Roman road were discovered in 1960 during work on Rue du Kiem, and other traces of this period can be seen along the route. This family-friendly circuit also features tourist attractions in the villages of Strassen and Bertrange. Please follow the Vëlosummer signposting.
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Start: Strassen town hall. Route: head to Bertrange via Rue des Romains, continue on Rue du Kiem, country paths towards Mamer, near Lycée Josy Barthel, railway bridge towards Bertrange, cross the Bertrange shared space towards Strassen, then to Merl, and back to Strassen town hall or the Barblé Cultural Center. Roads closed during Vëlosummer (1–16 August 2026): some roads will be closed to motor vehicles except for residents, businesses, and emergency services. Access maintained for town hall, Blummewiss building, parking lots, Wibbeldewapp crèche, and surrounding streets. Follow specific signage. Automatically translated from French.
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Commune de Strassen
