Thionville – Charles le Téméraire cycle route loop from Thionville

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Thionville – Charles le Téméraire cycle route loop from Thionville

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Thionville – Charles le Téméraire cycle route loop from Thionville

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39.7km

170m

Road cycling

Easy road ride. Great for any fitness level. Mostly well-paved surfaces and easy to ride. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 14, 2026

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Waypoints

Start point

Train Station

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500 m

Thionville

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🏰 Thionville – A Border Town with History on the Moselle

Thionville (German: Diedenhofen) is located in northeastern France, not far from the borders with Germany and Luxembourg. The city …

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Cycle path along the Moselle

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The route reaches a new high point here in Thionville, with the many highlights that the old town offers 🚵‍♂️🇨🇵

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4.68 km

View of Cattenom Nuclear Power Plant

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Meadows and fields all around the nuclear power plant

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5.37 km

Bunker/Casemate 1.WK on the field

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11.0 km

Moselle Cycle Path Through the Gravel Pits

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Here the cycle path leads through the Moselle loop, past the old gravel pits.

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11.8 km

Charles le Téméraire cycle route

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Well-developed route along the Moselle

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38.9 km

The Saarlouis Gate was part of the fortifications of Thionville and guarded the route towards Saarlouis, where the next Vauban fortress was located. At times the gate was even used as a customs house.

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39.2 km

Sicht auf die Schleusenbrücke

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The lock bridge is only one of two bridges. The other is in a worse condition in comparison. Both had the function of controlling the frequent floods of the Moselle.

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39.7 km

End point

Train Station

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