Curated Route Collections

From seaside Barcelona to the cobbled Montmartre in Paris, the Tour de France 2026 crosses the Pyrenees, the Massif Central, the Vosges and the Alps across 21 stages. Ride the route section by section, check the stage schedule and trace the history of the world's most famous cycling race.

Six EuroVelo routes cross Poland, connecting the Baltic Sea, mountains, major cities, and Polish borderlands.

The Calpe region and Costa Blanca have been attracting cyclists from all over Europe for decades. Since the 1970s, professional cyclists have chosen this area for winter training camps, drawn by the mild climate, sunny days, and varied terrain, from flat coastal roads to steep, winding mountain climbs. This is a place where cycling history blends with natural beauty: legends of cycling races have trained here, and a local cycling community has grown, organizing races, rides, and cycling events.

Tenerife is the most cycling-friendly of the Canary Islands. And no, that's not a coincidence. In winter, when Europe puts on knee warmers and fires up Zwift, here you get 25°C by the ocean, snow at 2300 m, dozens of climbs, altitude training opportunities, and a variety of routes that can easily keep you busy for several months of riding without boredom.

From seaside Barcelona to the cobbled Montmartre in Paris, the Tour de France 2026 crosses the Pyrenees, the Massif Central, the Vosges and the Alps across 21 stages. Ride the route section by section, check the stage schedule and trace the history of the world's most famous cycling race.