Complement your trip along EuroVelo 1 with visits to cultural sites and festivals and make the most of the rich heritage and traditions along the way. Find a selection of open-air festivals, celebration museums and more for a vibrant experience when crossing Ireland, Norway, France or Spain while c…
Birgit aka RawCandyRides explored 41 countries so far – by bike, of course. She is currently on a September loop on EuroVelo routes in northern and central Europe and she reports from it with a short series on EuroVelo.com!
Ever heard of Land Art? In this article we zoom in on this unusual form of art that can, when implemented along a cycle path, turn a long and featureless bike route into a unique, inspiring experience. Spice up your next cycle trip and discover a EuroVelo section dotted with works of art!
If you want to plan the daily sections for your dream cycle trip on EuroVelo routes, but you’re not sure what to do with the GPX files saved on your computer, read along. This article is made for you...
Learn everything you need to know about the special cycling-friendly services schemes along the beautiful Meuse Cycle Route, and get ready for your next cycling trip with peace of mind!
Two months, five countries, a dozen wheels, thirty concerts and over one thousand kilometres. From Brussels, Belgium to Biel, Switzerland, roughly following the route of EuroVelo 5 – Via Romea (Francigena). Six musicians show how going on tour can be sustainable!
Two people, two bikes and a dog break three world records for largest GPS drawing in the name of cycling and sustainable mobility. The drawing aims to raise awareness for how cycling can effectively cut emissions and to build political support for the necessary investment to make cycling accessible…
We interview Ben Coates, author of this inspiring book about the Rhine which blends travelogue and offbeat history to tell the fascinating story of how a great river helped shape a continent.
For the second year in a row, the EuroVelo Route Development Status Report gives an overview of development levels across the network. Among this year’s highlights: over 2,000 new kilometres of EuroVelo routes were developed and there are 35,000 km of EuroVelo signs to follow in 24 countries!