Getting around in Arlon
Near Arlon
Located along the E411 motorway and highway 4 as well as on the Brussels-Luxembourg railway line, the city of Arlon is easily accessible by car or train.
The TEC buses make it possible to travel in the direction of Arlon from the surrounding cities (see below). You can search for a route on the TEC Info website.
In Arlon
By bus
Two bus stops are situated 100 metres from the campus: the stop Arlon Clinique (access from the side of Rue des Déportés) and the stop Arlon Avenue de Longwy - Clairefontaine (access from the side of Avenue de Longwy). See the bus lines which serve these stops:
- Line 3 : Arlon - Martelange
- Line 19 : Arlon - Ethe - Virton
- Line 20 : Arlon - Rachecourt - Saint-Léger
- Line 22 : Florenville - Arlon
- Line 25 : Service urbain (Callemeyn - Hydrion)
- Line 26 : Service urbain (Semois - Galgenberg)
- Line 28 : Marbehan - Arlon
- Line 34 : Arlon - Waltzing
- Line 56 : Libramont - Habay - Arlon
- Line 72 : Saint-Léger - Baranzy - Athus - Turpange - Arlon
- Line 80 : Bastogne - Arlon - Luxembourg
- Line 80/1 : Arlon - Luxembourg
- Line 80/2 : Arlon - Steinfort - Luxembourg
- Line 81 : Saint-Vincent - Luxembourg
- Line 167a : Arlon - Athus - Virton
- Line 1011 : Liège - Athus (Express)
The list of bus stops in the city of Arlon and their location is available on the TEC Info website: it appears when you type "Arlon" in search by stop (Stop tab to the right of search by Line). Search by line allows you to view the schedules of the line you are interested in.
By bike or on foot
The more athletic among us can head to VF Bike for a bike and participate in repair and maintenance workshops. The asbl Question d'Equilibre also offers bike workshops to learn how to repair, maintain or build your bike, by yourself and without much cost. Space, advice, tools, new and recycled parts are available.
The campus is located near a supermarket and 10 minutes by foot from the pedestrian downtown. If you are staying near the centre, it is thus possible to do most things by foot.
