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To reach our destination or once there, it couldn’t be easier to get around Terres-de-Meuse.
By car, train, bus, bike… take your pick.

The Terres-de-Meuse region is particularly easy to get to, and there are numerous routes linking the various communes as you wish to discover them.

Highway: E42, E40

Nationale: 63, 64, 65, 66, 69, 80, 90

Tec Liège-Verviers
Ligne 12 : Namur – Huy
Ligne 9, ligne 85 : Liège – Huy
Ligne 97 : Huy – Condroz
Ligne 127 : Huy – Hesbaye
…

The train is a comfortable and user-friendly way to reach your destination.
Many towns in Terres-de-Meuse are served by train.

Liège Airport 28.3 km

Brussels Airport 83 km

Brussels South Charleroi Airport 59 km

By bike

Vélo de Huy
Vélo de Huy
Location 7jours/7
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Location vélo B.Cycl. Huy
Location vélo B.Cycl. Huy
Location de VTT électrique, location de city électrique, vélo de course électrique et de trottinette électrique.Fermé le mercredi, dimanche et le samedi après-midi.
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Des vélos à louer au Moulin Ferrières
Des vélos à louer au Moulin Ferrières
Découvrez la région Burdinale-Mehaigne à grands coups de pédales !
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Cycling node network
Discover the freedom to pedal at your own pace and explore magnificent landscapes by bike, thanks to our knot points. Let yourself be guided by these numbered markers and...
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RAVeL

The RAVeL is over 1,400 km of paths reserved for pedestrians, cyclists, horse riders and people with reduced mobility! Comfortable and safe, the RAVeL is made up of greenways essentially laid out on towpaths and former railway lines.

 

Many of the RAVeL network’s itineraries cross the Terres-de-Meuse, such as routes 126 and 127 also known as the Traversine or the Meuse à vélo on EuroVelo 3 or 19 and many more.

Autonomous Slow Lane Network
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