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| − | === North towards [[Netherlands], etc === | + | === North towards [[Netherlands]], etc === |
Walk left out of station, keep following the Bastogne road signs towards a roundabout which is a 20 minute walk. Here you can hitch hike at the junction after the bridge and across from the Fiat car garage. | Walk left out of station, keep following the Bastogne road signs towards a roundabout which is a 20 minute walk. Here you can hitch hike at the junction after the bridge and across from the Fiat car garage. | ||
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| − | === East towards [[Luxembourg], etc === | + | === East towards [[Luxembourg]], etc === |
At the same roundabout there is also an exit for Luxembourg. If you stand at the bus stop nearby you should have enough space to stop cars. | At the same roundabout there is also an exit for Luxembourg. If you stand at the bus stop nearby you should have enough space to stop cars. | ||
Revision as of 19:22, 20 December 2008
Arlon is a Belgian town (the french-speaking part of Belgium) situated on the Luxembourgish and French border.
North towards Netherlands, etc
Walk left out of station, keep following the Bastogne road signs towards a roundabout which is a 20 minute walk. Here you can hitch hike at the junction after the bridge and across from the Fiat car garage.
On normal weekdays there is a service form platform 6 at the Arlon transport station for Martelange. The times are at 07h,12h,16h,17h and 19h. This will bring you to the small town which is famous for plenty of drivers due to the cheap fuel provided by dozens of service stations.
East towards Luxembourg, etc
At the same roundabout there is also an exit for Luxembourg. If you stand at the bus stop nearby you should have enough space to stop cars.
