Vël’Ok Régional

Name: Vël’Ok Régional
Address: Rue Louis Pasteur 52, Esch-sur-Alzette, L-4276, Luxemburg

Where? 52, Rue Louis Pasteur, L-4276 Esch-sur-Alzette

Vël’Ok Régional

The Vël'Ok are available around the clock, seven days a week. There are currently several hundreds of bikes spread over more than 100 stations in 9 municipalities in the south of Luxembourg. Take advantage, Vël'Ok is completely free!

The Vël'Ok service functions with a VëlOK NFC-card and the mKaart: All you have to do is insert this card in the electronic terminal of the station, and a Vël'Ok bicycle is released.

When you borrow a Vël'OK bicycle, the period of use is limited to 2 hours, so that everyone can find a bike available when s/he needs one. Please comply with this principle, and share in the Vël'OK spirit!

Opening hours

Contact

Address:

Vël'OK Esch-sur-Alzette
52, Rue Louis Pasteur
L-4276 Esch-sur-Alzette Show on map

Phone:	+352 54 42 45 203
E-Mail:	info@velok.lu
Website:	http://www.velok.lu

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