Bike Sharing in Belgium
Today, guest contributor, Adrian, discusses bike sharing schemes around Belgium so you can explore the country by bike without the need for your own two wheels.
Today, guest contributor, Adrian, discusses bike sharing schemes around Belgium so you can explore the country by bike without the need for your own two wheels.
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Our contributor, Adrian, shares a slow travel adventure in Wallonia, Belgium, on two wheels, with a scenic bicycle trip from Namur to Dinant, perfect even for beginners.