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nl Amstel Gold Race
WorldTeam Men 20 Apr '25
1/1 Maastricht › Berg en Terblijt 255km
fr Tour du Doubs
WorldTeam Men 20 Apr '25
1/1 Pontarlier › Morteau 196km
nl Amstel Gold Race Ladies Edition
WorldTeam Women 20 Apr '25
1/1 Maastricht › Berg en Terblijt 157km
it Giro del Belvedere
WorldTeam Men 21 Apr '25
1/1 Cordignano › Cordignano 168km
it G.P. Palio del Recioto - Trofeo Zanotti Mobili
Development Team 22 Apr '25
1/1 Negrar › Negrar 147km
be La Flèche Wallonne
WorldTeam Men 23 Apr '25
1/1 Ciney › Huy 205km
be La Flèche Wallonne Féminine
WorldTeam Women 23 Apr '25
1/1 Huy › Huy 140km
fr Le Tour de Bretagne Cycliste
Development Team 25 Apr '25 - 01 May '25
1/7 Hirel › Le Fresnais 143km
2/7 La Gouesnière › Le Cambout 182km
3/7 Loudéac › Plonéour-Lanvern 212km
A green cycling paradise in the heart of Europe

A green cycling paradise in the heart of Europe

In Slovenia, a land that tells a green story, nature is always within your reach. The importance of being active in fresh air is something that Slovenians get instilled with from their infancy.

They are surrounded by greenery wherever they look – towards the Alpine peaks, the green forests, the Adriatic, the mysterious Karst, the vineyards, or the Pannonian plains. Slovenians pride themselves on their unspoiled nature and rich cultural heritage, which they actively protect for the generations to come.

The exceptional location of Slovenia, its diversity and varied terrain, combined with a pleasant climate attracts numerous cyclists virtually the whole year round. Everything is so near in Slovenia and distances between different regions are easily overcome. You can head uphill for mountain biking trails, discover cities by bike, or take a ride among wine-growing hills. It all depends on your personality, but you can always find something for yourself.

Slovenia has striven for many years to carry out green and sustainable measures in tourism. By successfully coping with the COVID-19 epidemic, they have taken a step further with continued implementation of high hygienic standards and practices. Safety and sustainable recommendations and protocols intended for services providers and tourist destinations are marked with the Green & Safe label. Find out why green and safe Slovenia is well worth visiting.

An incredible number of sport super-heroes, for whom Slovenia is recognised in the word, train between the Alps, the Mediterranean and the Pannonian plains. After a major success of Slovenian cyclists at the Tour de France many of you have been asking how a nation of 2 million can be so successful in cycling. The Slovenian Sporting Success story is well explained here.

Primož Roglič, the Slovenian Eagle, as he is called by many, has become one of the world’s top cycling stars. At the moment, we can cheer for him in the most prestigious stage race in the world. Listen to what he has to say about Slovenia to his fans.

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