Even though we live in the era of GPX tracks and routing apps, physical signage remains essential on long-distance cycle routes. It is necessary for users to find their way but also for EuroVelo routes to be visible and easily recognisable on the ground. In this article, we take stock of the progre…
‘Mr Cycling Europe’ Andrew P. Sykes is a reference for English-speaking cycling tourism fans – and a great connoisseur of EuroVelo routes, too. In the summer of 2022, he went on a Grand Tour from Hook of Holland and back, following no less than four EuroVelo Routes. Join Andrew on his adventure.
Many of the towns along EuroVelo 19 – Meuse Cycle Route have witnessed battles or historical events, right on the banks of this key European river, which unites three countries. Let us take you on a cycling trip through recent European history!
Trace the path of Wouter and Adina on their epic European adventure to raise awareness for the importance of the Sustainable Development Goals. From the Romanian countryside they cycle along the continent’s two most important rivers, before finally reaching the Netherlands. On their way they meet l…
EuroVelo 15 – Rhine Cycle Route is a treasure of cultural and natural sites. Legendary castles, medieval towns and breathtaking landscapes are some of the sites that have been (rightfully) included in the World Heritage List by UNESCO. To be selected, sites must be of “outstanding universal value” …
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…
On the occasion of World Tourism Day 2023, we are delighted to announce the next proposed EuroVelo route: the Iberian Cycle Route. This route will connect Lisbon to Pamplona via Madrid and is set to become part of the network by 2028.
After another busy summer, the annual EuroVelo Summer Photo Contest has come to an end. For two months, we invited everyone to join the #MoreCyclingTourism movement and share their best photo from EuroVelo 15 – Rhine Cycle Route or EuroVelo 19 – Meuse Cycle Route to inspire others to go on an unfor…
How to reach the start of your cycling trip, and what about a plan B in case of bad weather? Public transport is the answer! However, it is not always easy to find out about the different options available along the EuroVelo network. We have heard you, and you can now find more information on Eur…