You asked for them and finally they are here: exclusive EuroVelo t-shirts! Donate to EuroVelo and choose between two colours and two exclusive designs. Printed with care in Belgium, these shirts are certified organic, sustainable, and 100% awesome.
You don’t have to be an endurance cyclist or a full-time traveller to enjoy EuroVelo routes. Some of our routes can even be enjoyed with kids, and EuroVelo 19 – Meuse Cycle Route is perfect for a family-friendly trip. Read on for tips and the best attractions for all ages.
You might have already spotted those green lines on the EuroVelo Overview Map or on the interactive map on EuroVelo.com and the legend indicating “Certified EuroVelo route”. But what does it mean? The Certified EuroVelo routes have been thoroughly surveyed and have proven to meet a certain set o…
What would you think if we say that EuroVelo routes are not just for long-distance traveling, but also can be used for short weekend trips? Steve Buchsbaum is making the most of weekend rides on EuroVelo 8 —Mediterranean Route, all while dreaming of one day cycling the entire route to Greece!
Will you be going on a EuroVelo trip but don’t know where to start packing? The EuroVelo team is here for you! Together with developing the European cycle route network, we sometimes get to travel on it, too. EuroVelo and Projects Coordinator Alexandra Fournier was lucky enough to cycle parts of Eu…
EuroVelo 13 - Iron Curtain Trail is one of the greatest challenges of the European cycle route network. This certified Cultural Route of the Council of Europe runs almost 10,000 kilometres along the former Iron Curtain from the Barents Sea to the Black Sea. German writer Rebecca Maria Salentin is t…
In December 1989, standing at Brandenburg Gate with the Berlin Wall coming down, Adam Koniuszewski, a student in Montreal, could not have imagined returning 35 years later by bicycle. Yet, on the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall on 9 November 2024, Adam was back for a momentous #Tear…
After several trips on EuroVelo routes over the last few years, Silvia Julian Gonzalez considers herself to be something of a EuroVelo collector. She spent the last summer on a fantastic adventure, travelling from Finland to Bretagne. Read her story from a summer full of memories.
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…