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Tous les parcours et itinéraires vélo en France : préparez vos randonnées, circuits ou balades pour vos vacances et week-ends sur les vélo routes et voies vertes de France.

Sparkling emerald seas, kilometres of golden sand, mysterious islands, wonderful food, ancient cities…it’s not hard to find convincing reasons to travel along the Mediterranean! And what better way to do it then by bike along the roughly 5,900 km long Mediterranean Route? Admire for instance Granada’s Alhambra or Gaudi’s mind blowing architecture in Barcelona, feel the romance of Venice’s canals and Dubrovnik’s old town or pull your bike up alongside an inviting beach and just relax.

"The Rhine combines every quality a river can exhibit. The rapidity of the Rhone, the breadth of the Loire, the rocks of the Meuse, the sinuosity of the Seine, the translucency of the Somme, the historical reminiscences of the Tiber, the regal dignity of the Danube, the mysterious influence of the Nile, the golden sands of the glittering streams of the New World, the phantoms of some Asiatic stream" - Victor Hugo.

"Der Rhein ist schnell wie die Rhône, breit wie die Loire, in Felsen gebettet wie die Maas, gewunden wie die Seine, klar und grün wie die Somme, geschichtsreich wie der Tiber, königlich wie die Donau, geheimnisvoll wie der Nil, von Gold schimmernd wie ein Strom Amerikas, von Fabeln und Fantomen begleitet wie ein Fluss Asiens" Victor Hugo

"Le Rhin réunit tout. Le Rhin est rapide comme le Rhône, large comme la Loire, encaissé comme la Meuse, tortueux comme la Seine, limpide et vert comme la Somme, historique comme le Tibre, royal comme le Danube, mystérieux comme le Nil, pailleté d'or comme un fleuve d'Amérique, couvert de fables et de fantômes comme un fleuve d'Asie" Victor Hugo

Paroisse catholique Notre-Dame d'Auteuil, Paris XVIè

Over a thousand years ago, pilgrims used to travel all the way from England to Rome, among them Sigeric the Serious Archbishop of Canterbury did it to receive his symbols from the Pope. The pilgrims' route continued to Jerusalem through the port of Brindisi along the ancient Via Appia. Now you can follow their footsteps by taking our 3,300km long version of the route: EuroVelo 5 – Via Romea (Francigena).