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South Limburg
Tongeren
Heers

The Old Haneffe Café – Sélys-Longchamps Castle loop from Heers

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Road cycling routes
Belgium
Flanders
South Limburg
Tongeren
Heers

The Old Haneffe Café – Sélys-Longchamps Castle loop from Heers

Moderate

7

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The Old Haneffe Café – Sélys-Longchamps Castle loop from Heers

02:25

51.5km

270m

Road cycling

Moderate road ride. Good fitness required. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: July 31, 2026

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After 38.6 km for 179 m

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13.5 km

Saint-Jean-Baptiste Church, Remicourt

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Saint Jean Baptist. Father Ignace Nziyomaze

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14.0 km

Zone de prise d'eau

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3

19.8 km

Haneffe Church

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Church on the Place de Haneffe and right next to a café to take a break

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19.9 km

Haneffe also commemorates the two official world wars and their impact on the municipality and the people who lost their lives. The monument that was erected for this purpose, together with the names of the victims, can be found on the central square, just at the exit of the very small village park where you can relax for a while.

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19.9 km

The Old Haneffe Café

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Very quiet place to have a coffee and leave.

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30.0 km

Chapelle Saint-Sulpice

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pretty chapel a few meters from the road

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33.0 km

Chapel at the Road Junction

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Chapel separating two roads

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34.0 km

Sainte-Madelberte Church of Celles

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The Church of Celles, with its recently restored Romanesque bell tower, is perhaps the only one in Belgium to be dedicated to Saint Madelberte. She was Abbess of Maubeuge. Saint Hubert, bishop of Liège, had the relics of the saint transferred to Liège. It is not impossible that the convoy stopped at Celles, near the Roman road going from Bavay to Cologne (early 7th century)

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38.7 km

Bois de Warchnet

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39.9 km

Sélys-Longchamps Castle

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The Château de Longchamps has the merit of being one of the rare residences of importance from the First Empire period (1810) that existed in Belgium, at a time when in the former Pays de Liège, the Louis XVI style continued its career. The late Baron Maurice de Sélys-Longchamps, a great lover of art, had furnished this castle in harmony with the time of its construction. The rectangular main building imposes its horizontal lines. A peristyle, roofs hidden by an attic of thirteen regularly pierced windows characterize it. A large park has preserved the testimony of its past grandeur in this house. Longchamps was built for Michel-Laurent de Sélys (1759-1837), who was president of the new municipal administration of Liège in 1795, the year of the reunion of the principality of Liège with France, and mayor in 1800, under the Consulate. Beautiful feasts were held there in the time of the Emperor. Michel Laurent de Sélys Longchamps had married Marie Denise Gandolphe, born in Paris on March 19, 1777 and died at the Château de Longchamps under the Second Empire, on October 28, 1857. Marie Denise was the daughter of Mathieu Joseph Gandolphe and Denise Jacqueline d'Aran des Castans. She often resided in Paris under the Empire. It is she who, in a group of porcelain from France kept at the Château de Longchamps, appears on her mother's lap. We probably owe him the acquisition of another ceramic decorating this house a terracotta copy of the hermaphrodite Borghese, executed in Paris, dated year X and signed by Henri-Joseph Rutxhiel (Lierneux, 1775 Paris, 1837 ), statuary of the Empire.

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51.5 km

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Way Types & Surfaces

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38.8 km

8.62 km

3.93 km

183 m

Surfaces

27.1 km

23.9 km

368 m

183 m

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Saturday 29 August

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