of all typesThe "Réimertour" circuit passes through the municipalities of Strassen and Bertrange, using ancient Roman roads on the Reims – Arlon – Trier axis. The Tossenberg, rue du Kiem and rue des Romains are part of this route, created under the direction of the Roman general Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa. Strassen takes its name from the Latin word "strata," and its creation dates back to early Roman times. Remains of the Roman road are still visible along this route. This family-friendly circuit also features tourist attractions in the villages of Strassen and Bertrange. Please follow the Vëlosummer signage.
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Itinerary: Start at Strassen town hall, head to Bertrange via rue des Romains. Continue on rue du Kiem in Bertrange, along country roads towards Mamer, past Lycée Josy Barthel, then the railway bridge towards Bertrange and back to Strassen via the shared space, Les Thermes pool, then Merl. Some roads will be closed to motorized traffic during Vëlosummer (from 1 to 16 August 2026): - Rue des Romains (at the entrance of the shared space by the town hall) - Rue des Romains (near n°208 in Bertrange) - Rue du Kiem (by the A6 motorway bridge) Access still possible via the bakery, pharmacy, town hall, Blummewiss building, car parks, Wibbeldewapp daycare, and other listed points. Automatically translated from French.
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Commune de Strassen
