Ronde van Limburg mobility

Do you live near the city centre? Then opt for a nice walk to the start of Ronde van Limburg.

Cyclists can leave their two-wheeled vehicles in the bicycle parking at the bib on Kolonel Dusartplein, in the temporary bike parking at Congostraat or in the underground Blauwe Boulevard car park at Quartier Bleu. Don't forget to bring your lock to leave your bike safely.

Come to Hasselt by bus. More information on the timetable can be found at delijn.be.

Or leave your car on the outskirts of the city at the P+R carpool Hasselt-Zuid or park H (Trixxo Arena) and travel from there by bus. You pay 1 euro for your ride to the city centre and travel back to the car park for 1 euro again. Buy your tickets here: delijn.be/hasseltparking.

The train station is also within walking distance (1,3 kilometers). Travel by train to Hasselt, then walk to the starting site. Check the train timetables at belgiantrain.be.

Do you come by car? Then you can pay to park in the Blauwe Boulevard underground car park (address: Slachthuiskaai), which is easily accessible and within walking distance of the start. Or you can park in one of the other car parks in the city. The underground car park on Kolonel Dusartplein itself can only be reached via Koning Boudewijnlaan, but is not recommended due to the changed traffic situation near the start.

Do you live near the Eeuwfeestwal or the city centre? Then opt for a nice walk through the historic centre of Tongeren towards the finish line of Ronde van Limburg.

Do you live near the Eeuwfeestwal or within cycling distance of the city centre? Then opt for a nice bike ride through the historic centre of Tongeren towards the finish line of Ronde van Limburg. We'll provide a bicycle parking on the Eeuwfeestwal

Do you live just a bit too far to get to Tongeren by bike? Then opt for public transport. Get to the centre of Belgium's first city by bus. More information on the timetable can be found at delijn.be.

The train station is also nearby. Travel by train to Tongeren and then walk to the finish on the Eeuwfeestwal (just over 1 km - about a 14-minute walk). Check train timetables on belgiantrain.be.

Do you come by car? Then you can park (paying) at one of the car parks in town and on the outskirts. More info.