Velo-city 2021 Lisboa will take place from September 6 – 9 and represents a perfect opportunity to learn more about Lisbon’s bike-friendliness. Whilst you’re there, why not explore the Portuguese capital by bike?
The Cyclists Welcome in V4 project aims to boost cycling tourism in Visegrad V4 countries (Czechia, Slovakia, Poland and Hungary) through the cooperation of cycling friendly services. Cycle tourism is booming in Central Europe despite the Covid-19 crisis, and the growing number of cycle tourists no…
We live in unprecedented times in which we are rapidly reaching the point of no return for the planet. The tourism and transportation sectors have important roles to play in reducing our environmental impact and cycling tourism can make a significant contribution here if it is supported on the Euro…
Riding a bicycle is a wonderful outdoor activity and in natural surroundings especially it can be an unforgettable experience. However, cycling leaves traces through wear and tear, which in turn raises the question of which cycle path surface is the one that minimizes the impact of cycling in natur…
The cross-border BICIMUGI project aims at developing cycling mobility for all in rural areas situated along EuroVelo 3 – Pilgrims Route in the French-Spanish transborder region. On the recently published project website, you can find out more about the project’s actions, partners and latest news.
With the Covid-19 crisis being one of the biggest challenges Europe has faced in its recent history some ‘positive effects’ could be observed in the changing mobility behavior of people. As shown through several reports published by some of EuroVelo’s National Coordination Centres’ and coordinator…
Cycling boom confirmed also on EuroVelo the European network of long-distance cycling routes, with increases of 16% during weekends, compared to 2019.
We are excited to officially introduce our updated Corporate Design Manual which provides a comprehensive set of design standards for the EuroVelo brand.
With its inauguration on the 24th March the Royal Canal Greenway became Ireland’s longest Greenway with a 130km scenic walking and cycling amenity along the historic 225-year-old canal. Forming part of EuroVelo 2 – Capitals Route and a growing network of Greenways in Ireland, it will contribute to …