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Cycling EuroVelo 15 with Family: Tips and Must-Visit Spots for All Ages
Jun 30, 2026
Cycling EuroVelo 15 with Family: Tips and Must-Visit Spots for All Ages
When it comes to choosing a route for cycling holidays with kids, one could not do better than EuroVelo 15 – Rhine Cycle Route. For this reason, we put together tips on how to make your cycling family holidays on EuroVelo 15 a memorable one!
find out moreA summer cycling adventure: Riding from Uppsala to Montpellier, raising money for EuroVelo along the way
This June, I finished my final year of studies as an exchange student at Uppsala University in Sweden. Long before I arrived there, I knew that I wanted to enjoy the summer months before starting my thesis by going on a little adventure.
find out moreFuture EuroVelo 21 to link Belgrade to Shkodër via Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro
The European Cyclists’ Federation (ECF) is pleased to announce the next proposed EuroVelo route: the future EuroVelo 21 is set to expand the network in South-Eastern Europe and create a link between the Danube and the Adriatic. The route will connect Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Albania, linking three European capitals (Belgrade, Sarajevo, and Podgorica) partially along the course of a former narrow-gauge railroad. The route is expected to be officially integrated into the EuroVelo network by 2031, provided it meets the criteria for new EuroVelo routes.
find out moreCar-free Meuse Cycle Route: Your holiday away from traffic
EuroVelo 19 – Meuse Cycle Route (as the title already suggests) follows one of the most important European rivers. It runs across three countries – France, Belgium and the Netherlands – while covering over 1,050 km. EuroVelo 19 not only passes through numerous cultural and natural heritage sites but also offers a selection of fully or nearly fully car-free daily stretches, letting you escape the noise and pollution during your upcoming summer getaway. Follow our tips and get ready for your traffic-free cycling adventure of 2026!
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