The EuroVelo 1 route enters through the French border at Irún and covers 1,685 km over 30 stages to the Portuguese border at Ayamonte. 1,685 km from the Cantabrian Sea to the coast of Huelva, following the Camino de Santiago and the Vía de la Plata Route. Two historic routes that will take you through some of the most impressive cities and landscapes in Europe: the forests of Navarre, cities such as Santo Domingo de la Calzada, a medieval town located in the wine region of La Rioja, the archaeological site of Atapuerca, the historic university city of Salamanca, famous for its impressive architecture and vibrant student life, Cáceres, with its impressive old town declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, the thousand-year-old mines of Rio Tinto. After this route, it reaches the coast of Huelva and enters Portugal.
Natural Heritage
UNESCO World Heritage Site
Cultural Heritage
Culinary Delights
Maritime Heritage / The Rhine / The Meuse
Other Point of Interest
Bus station
Train station
Mobility info center
ConBici is the EuroVelo National Coordination Centre in Spain, which is responsible for the development of the bicycle in all its facets, the development of bicycle touring and the promotion of EuroVelo’s commitment to sustainability, air quality and regional development.
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The route passport is a freely available personal document for accreditation purposes, which certifies that the holder is touring the Ruta Via de la Plata and enables discounts to be obtained from affiliated businesses. A hard copy of the passport can be obtained at the tourist offices of those municipalities who are members of the association, or via the website.
Useful information on the touristic cycling routes available in Andalusia.
The website has been created by the Department of Mobility and Road Infrastructures of the Provincial Council to promote the use of bicycles and disseminate information about this vehicle.
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Useful information on the 336km of the EuroVelo 1 - Atlantic Coast Route in Extremadura.
Touristic information in the Spanish region of La Rioja, famous for its wine, gastronomy, culture and beautiful landscapes.
Riding on EuroVelo 1, 3, and 8 for close to three months, Julian Herzel covered 4,075 kilometres across four countries and two continents last winter. The route offered a wide range of sceneries, from the mystical Pyrenees to the lush landscapes of northern Spain and the stunning Portuguese coastli…
Are you planning an exciting cycling trip along EuroVelo routes? While cycling is an incredible way to explore Europe, it can also be quite tiring. To relax the muscles and the mind and to get ready for the next day on the bike, there's nothing better than being in a thermal bath and enjoying the w…
EuroVelo 1 – Atlantic Coast Route is littered with UNESCO World Heritage sites and interesting museums. From the stunning natural beauty to be found in Norway and Ireland to the cultural significance of our Spanish and French picks, it is no wonder that UNESCO recognised the “outstanding universal …
As the wheels of your bicycle spin along the meandering path of EuroVelo 1, tracing the breathtaking Atlantic Coast Route, you embark on a journey not only through Europe's diverse landscapes but also through its rich and ancient history. While the appeal of cycling along the rugged coastlines of N…
If you are planning a cycling trip along EuroVelo 1 – Atlantic Coast Route, then this article is for you. How to plan your route, what clothes to bring, where to sleep... we give you 5 essential tips to keep in mind.
Breathtaking landscapes, wilderness, remote areas, and stunning nature: this is EuroVelo 1 – Atlantic Coast Route. Let us take you on a virtual tour of its 11,000 km in 10 shots, from above the Polar Circle in Norway to the sandy beaches of Andalucía – you will not be disappointed!
Whatever type of bike tourist you are, EuroVelo 1 has you covered. Explore activities and accommodation possibilities for all budgets and get inspired for your next adventure on the Atlantic Coast Route.
Discover EuroVelo 1 – Atlantic Coast Route, a great destination for stargazing and experiencing the wonders of the universe
Be inspired by the autumn colours on the Atlantic Coast Route
These areas are recognised as biosphere reserves by UNESCO for demonstrating a balanced relationship between people and nature. These areas are ‘sites of learning for sustainable development’ that can help us to understand and manage changes and interactions between social and ecological systems, i…
One route to discover and experience the unique heritage and natural sites located in Europe's magnificent western regions.
A travel book describing the EuroVelo 1 in its entirety, very useful for preparing your trip with maps at a scale of 1:500,000, general information on the quality of the cycle route (facilities, relief, traffic) and on the regions crossed (climate, tourist attractions, customs, towns and villages of interest). The guide is available in English and German.
This cycling guide describes the Spanish section of EuroVelo 1 between Pamplona and Frómista (303 km). The perfect tool before and during your journey: precise and informative maps, 1:75,000 scale, elevation and distance profiles, GPS tracks, accommodation and service directory. Can be used even without any knowledge of German. English translation of the map legend and the user manual of the guide available at esterbauer.com/international.
With maps on a scale of 1:500,000, city maps, background information and touristic information. Language: German. Available at local- and online book stores. At the end of 2021 it will be also available in English.
We propose that you carry out the Wine and World Heritage itinerary through EuroVelo 1, a proposal that we offer the traveler to combine the fascinating World of Wine with a total of 6 Certified Wine Routes in the itinerary, with knowledge of the 8 Goods World Heritage and his passion for cycling.
We propose that you carry out the Wine and World Heritage itinerary through EuroVelo 1, a proposal that we offer the traveler to combine the fascinating World of Wine with a total of 6 Certified Wine Routes in the itinerary, with knowledge of the 8 Goods World Heritage and his passion for cycling.
The Spanish section of the Eurovelo 1 route is an epic journey that takes you well off the beaten path, to discover continental Spain, crossing five strikingly different regions as you cycle. For two thirds of the way you will be following the Camino de Santiago and the Via de la Plata: both classic long distance cycling routes. Each night will be spent in towns and cities of outstanding historic, cultural and architectural interest, in a centrally located hotel.
This cycling tour presents itself as an easy route to reach Santiago de Compostela, the ultimate pilgrimage beacon in the Iberian Peninsula and one of the most important spots for religious tourism in Western Europe.
http://www.adif.es/es_ES/infraestructuras/estaciones/43019/informacion_000058.shtml
The train station is located in the south of the city. From here there are three medium distance trains daily to Seville, one fast long distance train a day to Madrid via La Palma del Contado and Córdoba, and one medium distance trains a day to Jabugo and Sierra de Aracena, which continue north to Zafra and Extremadura.
Huelva's bus station is in the centre opposite the tourist office, at Calle Doctor Rubio, 902 114 494. Most services are run by the Damas or the Avanza bus companies. There is a company called Flixbus,which traveling to Faro Airport in Portugal.
http://www.turismohuelva.org/
Practical information about routes, services, accommodations and other touristic issues.
The station is located at the access to Ayamote at the entrance from the N 431 road, near the Guardia Civil headquarters, and five minutes from the Plaza de la Ribera, one of the most emblematic squares of the village.
Located in Av. de Andalucia, 53, with intercity connections to cities such as Seville, Huelva, or Ayamonte and international bus connections to Portugal (Tavira).
Renfe Media Distancia services stop at this station and their main destinations are the cities of Huelva and Jabugo. Another MD continues to Zafra at weekends and there you can change trains and reach destinations such as Mérida, Cáceres, Plasencia, Talavera de la Reina and Madrid.
Bus stop at street level, with a bus shelter in Estación Street.
Bushaltestelle auf Straßenniveau, in der la Viña Straße, 53, Ecke Orquidea Straße
Located in La Parrala St, 2, with connection to Seville Airport, Jerez de la Frontera (Cádiz), Córdoba and Madrid.
Alfonso Camargo Street, s/n P.C. 10600. Plasencia. Toilets / Bar / Services / Disabled toilets / wheelchairs/ adapted platforms.
Train station street. PC.10820. Cañaveral.
Juan Pablo II Avenue 6th. PC. 10005. Cáceres Toilets / restaurant / sale of tickets / disabled toilet / disabled parking / adapted shopping / restaurant in lobby / wheelchairs / adapted platforms.
Cardero Streen s/n C.P. 06800 MÉRIDA Toilets / parking / sale of tickets Disabled travellers service / disabled toilets / disabled parking / disabled shopping/ restaurant area in lobby / wheelchairs / adapted platforms.
Station Avenue s/n P.C. 06300 Zafra
Tunez Street. P.C. 10005 Cáceres Disabled services: disabled travelers service / disabled toilets /disabled shopping and restaurant area in lobby / wheelchairs / adapted platforms disabled parking /
Liberty Avenue, PC. 06800. Mérida Toilets / bar / parking / lobby.
Juan Campomanes Puerto Street 59 , 06200 Almendralejo
Badajoz Granada Road , 06300 Zafra Parking / bar.
There are direct daily trains running to Madrid, Barcelona, etc. Bike transport: consult the specific instructions of Renfe (the train operator).
Some bus companies have daily connections between Pamplona and many regional and national destinations (Barcelona, Madrid, etc. as well as some places in France (Bayonne, Hendaye, Saint-Jean-de-Luz and Saint-Jean-Pied-de-Port).
The station can be reached by car, taxi and urban coach. The taxi stand is located just outside the station. It has lockers, a shopping area, a cafeteria, check-in... as well as other services such as waiting areas, ATMs and telephone booths.
The station can be reached by car, taxi and urban coach. There is a taxi stand just outside the station. Other services: parking, luggage trolleys, lost property and services and support for people with disabilities
