Arrival - Parking - Departure
Arrival by plane
Airport: Frankfurt (FRA), Köln (CGN), Luxemburg (LUX)
Flights can be booked individually. For details see your final travel documents.
Arrival by car
Parking: near start or end hotel or parking houses, approx. € 14,- per day, no reservation possible.
Parking is also available at our start hotels. Find details in your travel documents
Free public parking
Kohlenstraße car park at the university: There are several hundred free parking spaces at the first entrance to the university from the city. They are accessible around the clock.
Kürenzer Straße at the main railway station: Directly next to the railway station, on the right-hand side of the road when driving away from the station.
Arrival by train
Trainstation: Trier, Koblenz
You can reach Trier easily by train from Koblenz. More details here From the station to the start hotel by taxi.
Tranfers
Koblenz-Trier, daily possible (approx. at 9:00 am/duration approx. 2h), reservation necessary! See prices under section "dates and prices"
Addititional information
Helmets
Helmets cannot be rented. We recommend to bring your own helmets. (no obligation)
Train and bus in the Moselle Valley
In the Moselle Valley trains do not always run. After Trier, the train leaves the Moselle Valley, and the next station isn’t until Ürzig (near Zeltingen). From Bullay, you can take a connecting train to Reil and Traben-Trabach. After only a few kilometres, the railway disappears in the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Tunnel and only reappears in Cochem. From Cochem the train runs completely through the Moselle Valley to Koblenz
From Spring to Autumn a bus operates daily between Trier and Traben-Trarbach with a max. capacity of 22 bicycles.
Boat trips on the river Moselle
From April to October there are many passenger ships on the Moselle. Boat docks are available in almost all places on both directions. Often tours are offered. Information about the exact departure times you find at the bulletin boards of the shipping companies. A regular ferry traffic exists between Trier and Treis Karden.
Route books
For environmental benefits we offer route books in digital form as a standard practice. Printed route books can be purchased against a surcharge.