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Loire Valley
Loire nature
Burgundy shores
Doubs Valley and Haute Alsace
Rhine Valley
Lake Constance and the Upper Danube
Danube Bavaria
Passau Vienna
Vienna Budapest
Budapest - Belgrade
Belgrade and the Iron Gates
From the Iron Gates to the delta, between Bulgaria and Romania
The Danube Delta and the romanian coast


 
The Themes

Gastronomy
Mother Nature
Art and history
Great figures


 
The rivers

The Loire
The Canal du Centre
The Saône
The Doubs
The Rhine
The Danube


 
Loire Valley

A charming journey
The Atlantic Ocean forms the gateway to EuroVelo 6, a magnificent cycling adventure that will take us all the way to the shores of the Black Sea. We start our journey surrounded by the heady scent of the ocean, heading inland away from the sea, but accompanied by the ebb and flow of the tides as far as Ancenis.

Heading out of Saumur towards Montsoreau, my eye was caught by the very impressive 1930s structure that houses the wine cellars of Gratien-Meyer, home of world-renowned, slightly sparkling wines.

Picture An Irish biketourist at the beginning of his trip in Saumur


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Mother Nature in the land of the nobility

From Saint-Nazaire to Orleans, the Loire reveals its natural treasures and the beauty of its châteaux. This is both a stunning route through a valley that was favoured by the rich and powerful as a place to build their châteaux, enjoy the quiet life and tend vineyards, and an unforgettable journey through the centuries.

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An Irish biketourist at the beginning of his trip in Saumur

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Heading out of Saumur towards Montsoreau, my eye was caught by the very impressive 1930s structure that houses the wine cellars of Gratien-Meyer, home of world-renowned, slightly sparkling wines.
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