Libramont-Chevigny

Reception office in Libramont

In collaboration with All Access (Province of Luxembourg), we would like to inform you that facilities have been made available for:

  • the visually impaired
  • the hearing impaired (note: no visual alarm system)
  • people with intellectual disabilities
  • people with autism
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The address is Grand’Rue 24, 6800 Libramont-Chevigny.
The Libramont Tourist Office is easy to find.
It is about 100 metres from Libramont station.

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You can call the Office du Tourisme reception desk on 061 27 04 82.
If you are calling from abroad, dial 0032 61 27 04 82.

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For further information, please send an e-mail to tourisme@libramont.be

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The Office du Tourisme in Libramont is open at the following times:
– outside school holidays: Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 10am to 12pm and from 1pm to 4.30pm and Thursdays from 10am to 12pm
– during the Christmas holidays: Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays from 10am to 12pm, Saturdays and Sundays from 9am to 1pm.
Closed on 25 and 26 December, 1 and 2 January.
It is also closed on bank holidays, Ascension Day and the last weekends of the school holidays.

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There is no PRM parking close to the office.

There is a PRM parking space in the street where the information office is located.
This space is in front of the ‘La Pause Chocolat-Thé’ shop.
The shop’s address is Grand’rue 31, 6800 Libramont-Chevigny.
There are approximately 100 metres between the two addresses.

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There is an accessible toilet on request.

The accessible toilet is in the other part of the building.
To get there, you have to go out and enter through another door.
The entrance is on one level.

Wheelchair users are advised to enter in reverse (rotation area too small).

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Wifi is available free of charge.

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Assistance dogs are welcome.

If you need help, a member of staff is on hand at reception.
She can see you arrive, help you and give you information.

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You can bring your bike with you, as this tourist information office has been awarded the ‘Bienvenue vélo’ (Welcome by Bike) label.
This means, among other things, that there are routes nearby, that you can store your bike safely and that there is a kit on site for basic repairs.

Photo of the parking space on the street

Photos of the exterior of the Office du Tourisme

Photo of the entrance hall

Photos of the interior

Photos of the access and the toilet for the disabled

Useful information

Access to the building:

  • The building is easily identifiable thanks to its sign.
  • The footpath to the entrance of the building is easy to find.
    Follow the cobbled path with a small hedge at the side.
  • Information on opening times is on the front door.
  • There is a lot of information on the door.
  • There is a small step at the entrance to the building.
    This small step may hinder access for wheelchair users.
  • The front door is over 85 cm wide.
  • The front door is glazed and a little heavy.
  • The door is secured by information on the door (e.g. posters).
    Then there is an airlock and another door.
    The second door is not aligned with the entrance.
    Both doors are opened manually.


Inside the building:

  • You can see the counter easily.
    The information counter is very high for a person in a wheelchair, but the person at reception will take care to move around when you come.
  • There are several displays with brochures.
    Some are at the right height.
    For the higher displays, staff are on hand to help and provide information.
  • You can sit down to wait or look at the brochures.
  • You will need help to get up.
  • You can pay with a bank card or cash.
    The payment device is mobile.

Easy to read and to understand

What is a tourist office?

A tourist office provides information for tourists.
Tourists are people who travel to a region.
A tourist office explains the things to see and do in the region.

For example:

  • museums to visit
  • walks to take
  • amusement parks
  • restaurants
  • and many other things.


Car parks:

  • There are parking spaces very close to the tourist office.
    On the large white sign next to the Libramont tourist office, you can see three green and blue triangles.
  • If you have difficulty walking, it’s best to bring someone to help you, as there are :
    • 2 doors to open.
      These doors are a bit heavy.
    • a small staircase step.


In the Tourist Office:

Someone is there to help you.
For the moment, the information books are not written in easy-to-read and easy-to-understand language.
You can ask questions or ask for help.
You can sit down to look at the information books or wait your turn.
You can pay with a bank card or cash.
The person at the desk can come and stand next to you with the payment device.
There are toilets for disabled people. You can ask to go there.
Assistance dogs can enter the office with you.

For more information, you can send an e-mail to the Maison du Tourisme at tourisme@libramont.be

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