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Depends what time you set off. The quickest way is through Belgium on the E roads but it means going around the Brussels ring road so if you get there at rush hour you are screwed.
it is about 4 hours otherwise (depending how you drive)
Can recommend a great place to stay near the ring if needed.
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it is about 4 hours otherwise (depending how you drive)
Can recommend a great place to stay near the ring if needed.
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Agree actually, went to/from Dunkirk which worked out much cheaper and it is nearer where you want to be and it took us about 4.5 so assume 5 hours at least and plan for a bit of leeway.
this is a great place to stay. Very friendly owner called Lex, free schnapps for those staying late! Good food too.
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it's in Adenau, great drive to it and about 5 minutes from the Ring. If you go tell him you were recommended it by one of the group that crashed the Yamaha last year, he'll know what you mean!
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this is a great place to stay. Very friendly owner called Lex, free schnapps for those staying late! Good food too.
***onRoad Cafe*** Adenau
it's in Adenau, great drive to it and about 5 minutes from the Ring. If you go tell him you were recommended it by one of the group that crashed the Yamaha last year, he'll know what you mean!
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