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After Charleville-Mézières, you will enter the real Ardennes Massif, a schist massif through which the Meuse has cut its path. Between Monthermé to Givet, EuroVelo 19 will take you through the wildest part of the French Ardennes and this very pretty valley offers some remarkable viewpoints and rock formations. Explore Hierges with its Medieval château and Givet, the "gateway to France" - a lively village dominated by the Charlemont Citadel. On entering Belgium, you follow the meanders of the Meuse overlooked by a series of cliffs and citadels. These include Freyr Castle (surrounded by its famous gardens), Dinant Citadel (perched above the town’s onion domed church) and the imposing fortifications of the Namur Citadel.
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Réseau vélo et marche is a network of local authorities committed to the development of active mobility in France. Since 2011, it has operated as national coordination centre for EuroVelo in France, monitoring the development of the European cycle route network at the national level.
France Vélo Tourisme platform offers many major cycling routes and destinations in France, including mountain bike routes, practical advices for traveling by bike, a route calculator with a map, as well as contact details for Accueil Vélo service providers throughout the country.
"Accueil Velo" is a national accreditation scheme guaranteeing a high quality of services for cyclists using French cycle routes. You will find accommodations, bike rental and repair companies, restaurants, tourist offices and places to visit.
International route of more than 1000 km, the Meuse by bike, EuroVelo 19, follows the river from its source near Langres to its mouth in the Netherlands where it joins the Rhine delta. Over its 36 stages, the Meuse reveals itself in all its facets, it extends over a landscape that changes and accompanies it. Discovering the oldest river in Europe by bike, that's what awaits you!
Find more information about the EuroVelo 3, 4, 5, 12 & 19 on the website www.eurovelobelgium.be. On each route, there is a description of the road, the level of difficulty, the number of kilometers, etc. It is also possible to download GPS data and to find out more point of interest of the road.
[email protected] +32(0) 2 502 73 55
Through developing personalised solutions that facilitate and encourage people to transition to cycling, Pro Velo contributes to a higher quality of life. Pro Velo develops personalised solutions to facilitate and encourage people to transition to cycling. Theirs mobility experts support governments, organisations and citizens. The association improve the public image of cycling and accompany future cyclists, young and old, on the road.
[email protected] +32 2 502 73 55
Flanders is a dream for cyclists. Recreational cyclists enjoy moving through our rolling landscapes, historic art cities and picturesque surroundings. Our demanding hill and cobbles and deep-rooted cycling culture are irresistible those who are Flandrien in heart. Flanders is for anyone who likes to ride on two wheels. Welcome to cycling country.
Choose from a host of itineraries, accommodations and events specially designed for lovers of both cycling and mountain biking. Get yourself into gear and see for yourself… The RAVeL cycling network comprises more than 1,350km of disused rail track, byway and canal towpath made up of 45 amazing cycling routes. Wallonia also has a number of cycle routes linked to each other by intersections, known locally as ‘Points-noeuds’.
Discover Eastern France destinations : Alsace, Champage, Lorraine, Vosges and Ardenne. Wide open natural spaces ideal for relaxing and active holidays alike, prestigious heritage and cultural sites, age-old knowhow, world-famous cuisine… the Grand Est promises you a complete getaway right in the heart of Europe.
With over one hectare of forest per inhabitant, the Haute-Marne is a rambler’s paradise. On foot, horseback or mountain bike, head deep into the heart of the forests, follow the canal or go round lakes to discover the wildlife. But you can also learn about the history of the region, and taste some of the many local products: cheeses, truffles, game, wine and, of course, champagne!
[email protected] +33 (0)3 20 30 39 00
A rural destination steeped in history, where the silence lets you listen to the musicality of nature, of the Meuse River and of the other watercourses that weave their way through the landscape. A nature characterized by the presence of limestone grasslands with a southern feel, where orchids and butterflies flutter about. Discover the land of Joan of Arc, the heroine of an extraordinary destiny, and the town of Neufchâteau, with over 1000 years of history.
+33 (0)3 29 94 10 95
Let's discover the Meuse along EuroVelo 19? Start your journey in the footsteps of Joan of Arc in Vaucouleurs before stopping off in Commercy to taste some delicious madeleines. On your way, walk through the exceptional forest of Verdun, which will take you back to the heart of the battlefield and the history of the First World War. A saving foam, with local flavours, will be waiting for you in Stenay to end this Meuse journey.
+33 (0)6 22 67 83 17
This website provides a lot of information on what to visit in Limburg, as well as accommodation information. There are some original cycle routes to discover in Limburg (the most famous one being 'Cycling through Water') and you can learn more on this website!
[email protected] +32 (0)11 30 55 00
When we mention the Ardennes, thoughts obviously turn to the poet Rimbaud, to puppets and the world famous festival held at Charleville-Mézières and to the Meuse river which passes through the Ardennes mountains, the magnificent green tracks which run alongside it and the view points that are dotted along its length. What's more, in this region the food is very good and fun is always just around the corner… Discover the unmissable sights and events of the Ardennes !
Over 31 km from Maxey-sur-Meuse to Neufchâteau, the Vosges section of the «Meuse à vélo» offers a historic discovery: pass by the birthplace of Joan of Arc in Domremy-la-Pucelle, do not miss the Bois Chenu Basilica and end with a visit to the historic town centre of Neufchâteau.
[email protected] +33 (0)3 29 82 02 14
Not yet familiar with Liège province? Discover in a few clicks why this destination is one of the most sought-after in Belgium!
[email protected] +32 (0)4 237 95 26
The website of the Province of Namur's tourism office provides many information on what to visit, where to eat and where to sleep along the Meuse Cycle Route in the south of Belgium.
[email protected] +32 (0)81 77 67 57
The Commissariat Général au Tourisme (CGT) is responsible for the general organisation of tourism and policies in Wallonia.
EuroVelo 19 – Meuse Cycle Route (as the title already suggests) follows one of the most important European rivers. It runs across three countries – France, Belgium and the Netherlands – while covering over 1,050 km. EuroVelo 19 not only passes through numerous cultural and natural heritage sites bu…
EuroVelo 19 – Meuse Cycle Route is 1,050 km of riverside stories, crossing three countries, three cultures and more legends than you could imagine. You will discover France’s deep forests and rebel caves, Belgium’s fairytale valleys and the Dutch dragon battles and rebel ports. Every kilometre will…
In this article, you will be able to find sustainable opportunities that Meuse Cycle Route offers. The route connects cyclists to biodiversity hotspots, national parks and protected landscapes, while also encouraging responsible travel habits. You’ll discover eco-friendly accommodations that welcom…
You don’t have to be an endurance cyclist or a full-time traveller to enjoy EuroVelo routes. Some of our routes can even be enjoyed with kids, and EuroVelo 19 – Meuse Cycle Route is perfect for a family-friendly trip. Read on for tips and the best attractions for all ages.
Winding through the green and hilly landscapes of France, Belgium and the Netherlands, the Meuse River has a palette of colours and scenery to inspire any photography enthusiast. Check out our selection of 9 photos to inspire your own photography journey along EuroVelo 19 – Meuse Cycle Route.
Everything you need to know about train and public transport for a smooth journey along EuroVelo 19 – Meuse Cycle Route.
Ready to discover EuroVelo 19 – Meuse Сycle Route? This EuroVelo route follows the beautiful Meuse River through the Netherlands, Belgium and France, counting approximately 1,050 km in total.
Many of the towns along EuroVelo 19 – Meuse Cycle Route have witnessed battles or historical events, right on the banks of this key European river, which unites three countries. Let us take you on a cycling trip through recent European history!
After another busy summer, the annual EuroVelo Summer Photo Contest has come to an end. For two months, we invited everyone to join the #MoreCyclingTourism movement and share their best photo from EuroVelo 15 – Rhine Cycle Route or EuroVelo 19 – Meuse Cycle Route to inspire others to go on an unfor…
You’ve been waiting for it, and it is finally here! The EuroVelo Summer Photo Contest is back for the 5th year in a row! First time hearing about it? Don’t worry - here’s everything you need to know for a chance to win a €1,500 cycling trip
The three countries crossed by EuroVelo 19 - Meuse Cycle Route have something else in common than the Meuse River... an amazing tradition of beers and cheeses that is worth discovering while cycling there!
EuroVelo 19 – Meuse Cycle Route is one of the newest members of the EuroVelo family since joining the network in 2019; it is also one of the shortest EuroVelo routes. But make no mistake: there is a lot to do and see on 1,050 km. It is in the top five most popular routes on EuroVelo.com for more th…
This summer, we invited everyone to join the #MoreCyclingTourism movement and share the best photo of their cycling trips along EuroVelo 15 - Rhine Cycle Route or EuroVelo 19 - Meuse Cycle Route and inspire others to use their bikes for their next holidays. We received many submissions from cyclist…
The EuroVelo Summer Photo Contest is back for its 2022 edition! So don't forget to bring along your camera on your next trip along EuroVelo 15 - Rhine Cycle Route or EuroVelo 19 - Meuse Cycle Route. Who knows? You may be one of the two lucky winners of a cycling holiday package along a section of t…
Flanders is cycling Valhalla, a glorious destination for a trip on two wheels. Its many riches are now bundled into nine iconic and thematic cycle routes, tailor-made for the adventurous.
Springtime has come! As the banks of the Meuse River are certainly full of blossoming flowers right now, you’ll find here all the tips to plan a successful cycling trip.
From the source of the Meuse River in the north-east of France through the dramatic landscapes of southern Belgium and on into the interconnected waterways of the Netherlands, there is a great variety of habitats that play host to an incredible biodiversity of plants and animals . In this article w…
While lockdown measures are progressively being eased all around Europe, travelling is likely to remain limited in the coming weeks and months. Planning the summer holidays is therefore proving a bit of a challenge this year. With #EuroVeloAtHome, we would like to let you know that it’s okay to dre…
Discover the EuroVelo network and regional long-distance routes, and get some practical tips for cycling in Belgium.
This cycling guide describes the entire EuroVelo 19 (1,070 km). It's the perfect tool before and during your journey: precise and informative maps, 1:75,000 scale, elevation and distance profiles, GPS tracks, accommodation and service index. Can be used even without any knowledge of German. English translation of the map legend and the user manual of the guide available at esterbauer.com/international. Available at local- and online book stores.
Official EuroVelo flyer with route description and map in multiple languages (English, French, Dutch and German)
Guide for EuroVelo 19 - Meuse Cycle Route in France, with a description of the route, attractions along the way, bicycle-friendly accommodation and division of the route in daily stages.
This guide of the International Meuse Cycle Route was published in 2021 and provides information on the route from Maastricht to Langres via Saone and Moselle, and further down to Nancy/Metz.
EuroVelo 19 – Meuse Cycle Route from Langres to Givet This map helps you find your way along the route, identify points of interest and the major cycle routes linking France and the Netherlands.
A map of the French cycle routes (Scale 1:1,000,000 – 1 cm = 10 km) to inspire you to create beautiful routes along the cycle routes and greenways in France. Discover 62 itineraries suitable for all levels: beginner, intermediate, and experienced cyclists!
This press kit provides information on all daily sections of the route and is available in English, French and Dutch.
Every year, the Wallonia Civil Service edits a general map of the RAVeL and cycling routes within Wallonia and a detailed map on the 1:100,000 scale for each province: Walloon Brabant, Hainaut, Liège, Luxembourg and Namur.
In the region of Flanders, there is currently no specific label but the welcome of cyclists is very natural. However, you can find 'Accommodations for holiday cyclists' (or "Logies op maat van vakantiefietsers" in Flemish) where cyclists are welcomed with open arms. The hosts know what it means to be the perfect stopping place for holiday cyclists and offer the following services: one-night stay, a safe and dry bicycle shed, the possibility to dry and air clothes, a basic bicycle repair kit and bicycle pump, a first aid kit. The following website provides a routeplanner with bicycle-friendly services accomodations. Those accommodations were selected – by self-assessment – for the Flemish iconic cycle routes (see logo).
In East Belgium, the bed+bike label highlights certified accommodations especially tailored to the needs of cyclists. Hotels, campsites and holiday apartments carrying the Bed+Bike certification offer cycle-friendly services such as secure bike storage, drying facilities, repair equipment and information on local cycling routes. Whether travelling along the Vennbahn, or discovering the region’s varied landscapes, cyclists can rely on bed+bike partners for a comfortable and welcoming stay.
In the region of Flanders, there is currently no specific label but the welcome of cyclists is very natural. However, there are the 'fietslogies' and 'fietscafé' in Limburg (EuroVelo 19). You can also refer to the following website which provides a list of accommodations with bicycle-friendly services under a separate category 'Walking and cycling'. As a visitor, you will still have to filter out the bicycle-friendly services yourself.
In the region of Limburg, there are the 'fietslogies' and 'fietscafé' (along EuroVelo 19). You can also refer to the following website which provides a list of accommodations with bicycle-friendly services under a separate category 'Walking and cycling'. As a visitor, you will still have to filter out the bicycle-friendly services yourself.
In the region of Wallonia, Belgium, the "Bienvenue Vélo" label offers a list of accommodations, restaurants, tourist organizations, tourist attractions and museums, producers and artisans - all suitable for cyclists.
See the website for more information: www.fluo.eu/fr/itineraires/4/JourneyPlanner
See the website for more information: www.fluo.eu/fr/itineraires/4/JourneyPlanner
See the website for more information: www.fluo.eu/fr/itineraires/4/JourneyPlanner
See the website for more information: www.fluo.eu/fr/itineraires/4/JourneyPlanner
See the website for more information: www.fluo.eu/fr/itineraires/4/JourneyPlanner
See the website for more information: www.fluo.eu/fr/itineraires/4/JourneyPlanner
See the website for more information: www.fluo.eu/fr/itineraires/4/JourneyPlanner
See the website for more information: www.fluo.eu/fr/itineraires/4/JourneyPlanner
See the website for more information: www.fluo.eu/fr/itineraires/4/JourneyPlanner
See the website for more information: www.fluo.eu/fr/itineraires/4/JourneyPlanner
See the website for more information: www.fluo.eu/fr/itineraires/4/JourneyPlanner
See the website for more information: www.fluo.eu/fr/itineraires/4/JourneyPlanner
See the website for more information: www.fluo.eu/fr/itineraires/4/JourneyPlanner
See the website for more information: www.belgiantrain.be. Connections to Namur (line 154) and Libramont (line 166).
See the website for more information: www.belgiantrain.be. Connections to Namur and Dinant (line 154).
See the website for more information: www.belgiantrain.be. Connections to Liège (line 125), Charleroi (line 130), Dinant (line 154) and Brussels (line 161).
