
B L Bastogne Verviers 205km

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Last edit: 26-11-2019
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Duration
3h 54m
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Car or motorcycle
Distance
204.92 km
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Bastogne Sherman tank
We start our trip on the McAuliffe square at the American Sherman tank called Baracuda. This has done service here at the time of the Ardennes Offensive and has earned a beautiful place.
Bastogne has several of these tanks and also museums that recall this intense period.
We continue our route south and enter the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg from Belgium. The southernmost point of our ride we reach at the town of Arsdorf. Then we reach the Place Esch-sur-Sure where we stop in the parking lot on the Rue des Jardins where we have a view of the Castle of Esch-sur-Sure.
We continue our journey towards Bourcheid and Brandenbourg and reach our most easterly route point Vianden where you will find a fantastically maintained and partly restored castle. When you visit the castle and take a tour it will become clear that here too the ties with our Oranjehuis are very close.
We continue our journey north through Luxembourg and find it just before we cross the border to Belgium again a pleasure to fill the tank of our engine with gasoline in Luxembourg in terms of price for our pre-war.
After crossing the border, we continue our trip on Belgian territory northwards and reach our next point Malmédy via Sankt-Vith and Baugnez. In Malmédy we find the famous Obelisque Fontain on the Place Albert 1er.
Besides the famous Obelisque Malmédy has many other beautiful buildings where you can find yourself just by stretching your legs. The architectural styles are diverse, such as the kiosk on the Place du Pont Neuf in neoclassical style.
We continue our trip towards Robersville and then head towards the end of our trip. As said, this is slightly below Vervier in the town of Franchimont Theux. Here ends the trip at the Chateau de Franchimont. The Castle of Franchimont is a medieval fortress built in the 11th century on a rocky spur which overlooks three valleys north of the Ardennes, 8 km from Spa. This breth us at the end of our approx. 200 km long trip. All credits for this trip are for Allessandro Perrone an Italian member of the PC800 club Netherlands.

Burcht Esch sur Sure

Kasteel Vianden
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