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This important route passes through six UNESCO World Heritage sites, numerous castles, and many small, hidden towns and villages. -
It crosses three countries along the Istrian coast: Italy, Slovenia, and Croatia. Among other gems await you are the Sečovlje salt pans, the city of Rovinj, gateway to the Istrian peninsula, and the Roman history combined with the Mediterranean charm of the city of Pula... -
Embark on the adventure of cycling the Camino de Santiago from Burgos, one of the most iconic routes for cyclists who want to experience the Camino de Santiago. Over nine stages, you'll see the changing landscape from the Castilian plateau to the mountains of Galicia. -
Pedal from Caión to Finisterre, passing cliffs, marshes, paradisiacal beaches, and majestic lighthouses steeped in history, admiring every sunset over the ocean. -
Explore the Loire à Vélo cycle routes and the Loire River, Europe's last wild river, from the welcoming city of Orléans to the thriving city of Nantes. -
An incomparable landscape that takes you from the "Terres Altes" to the Ebro Delta and the Mediterranean Sea, with castles as spectacular as Peñíscola. -
A circular route from the city of Teruel will take you to the Montes Universales, passing through the Rodeno Natural Landscape and the Albarracín mountain range. -
Enjoy the rich history and culture of centuries of civilizations that inhabited the cities and towns that today paint these beautiful landscapes. Be captivated by its traditions, festivals, and art on an unforgettable bike trip through southern Spain. -
Explore the Vía de la Plata by bike from Puebla de Sanabria, northwest of Zamora. This is the perfect starting point for those who want to cycle the final stretch of the Vía de la Plata and earn the Compostela. -
From the mountains of Innsbruck to the canals of Venice. The cities of Bressanone, Bolzano, and Trento offer cultural attractions along the way. -
Explore Germany's most famous and picturesque wine-growing region along the Moselle River, from the Roman city of Trier to Koblenz. -
The shimmering ice worlds, the towering mountains, and the fertile orchards and vineyards make your trip an unforgettable sensory experience. Whether in spring, summer, or autumn, South Tyrol is always worth a visit by bike.