Spain Stages

The journey begins in the city of Vilanova i la Geltrú, specifically at the construction site of the new igus headquarters in Spain.

After visiting the company Durmi, specialized in solar protection systems, we approach some iconic points of this beautiful city, such as the Ribes Roges Park or the Espai Far Museum — dedicated to maritime life that houses a working lighthouse.

We also visit the Victor Balaguer Library, one of the oldests museums in Catalonia and the Railway Museum of Catalonia.

We leave the city and ride along a coastal road with spectacular views, passing through the charming towns of Sitges and Garraf before reaching Castelldefels.

The stage 2 consists of a wonderful tour of Barcelona, starting at the iconic Park Güell, followed by Gaudí’s Sagrada Familia temple.

We then visit Torre Glòries, the Arc de Triomf, and the beautiful Parc de la Ciutadella before reaching the seaside promenade. We also stop by Elisava — the School of Design and Engineering — located near Las Ramblas, pass through the charming Gothic Quarter, and head to the heart of the city: Plaça de Catalunya.

Finally, we stroll down Passeig de Gràcia, home to two Gaudí’s crown jewels: Casa Batlló and La Pedrera.

We start the route at Trabucador Beach — an extensive stretch of fine golden sand of 6.5 km — located in the Ebro Delta National Park.

We leave the endless beach behind and venture into a landscape filled with rice fields — the region’s most iconic crop. As we ride through the vast plantations, we spot countless birds, especially flamingos, soaring above us like silent companions.

Next up, we reach Deltebre, the town at the heart of this region, and continue to the Fangar dunes. There, we work up a real sweat, get our feet wet, and pedal through the damp sand to reach the only building for miles: the Fangar lighthouse.

Our journey begins at Cabecera Park, the green lung of the city of over 167,869 square meters located at the head of the old Turia riverbed as it enters Valencia. We ride through parks, beautiful gardens, and past the Palau de la Música until we reach the City of Arts and Sciences — a world-famous architectural and cultural complex.

After being wowed by its futuristic design, we pass through the village of Pinedo and head to TCI Cutting, a leading company in industrial laser and waterjet cutting machines manufacturing.

Our route ends in Albufera, where we give our bike a refreshing dip and enjoy the REAL Paella (you may be surprised to discover what’s in it!) surrounded by stunning views.

This stage begins in the medieval city of Cuenca, located in the region of Castile-La Mancha. We discover its cathedral and two of its most iconic landmarks: the Casas Colgadas — unusual houses that hang over the edge of a cliff — and the impressive San Pablo Bridge.

Next up, we head to the village of Toboso, where we find several statues of the main character of this stage: Don Quixote.

We continue cycling until we reach Campo de Criptana, a town famous for its windmills. There, we visit one of them and learn some interesting facts.

Finally, we arrive at Alcázar de San Juan, a charming town where you can find beautiful parks with benches decorated with colorful scenes from the book Don Quixote. 

We start the route exploring the outskirts of the Alhambra, the most important monument of Granada. There, we stroll through gardens and cobblestone streets, passing through the Puerta de la Justicia.

Then, we head down to the city center, wandering its charming streets and squares until we arrived in the Albaicín neighborhood — a labyrinth of narrow alleys and white houses, the ideal spot to savor some ‘tapas’ while enjoying live music. We also pass through its famous Calle de las Teterías (Tea Shop Street), full of cozy tea houses and Arabic-style goods.

Finally, at sunset we go up to the viewpoint of San Nicolás, from where we soak in a magical atmosphere with stunning views of the impressive Alhambra, which we later explore from inside.

We start the day early in Seville’s María Luisa Park, strolling through its labyrinth-like paths, until we reach the magnificent Plaza España, famous for its beauty and film appearances, including Star Wars.

Next up, we pass the Royal Tobacco Factory of Seville and head to La Giralda, the bell tower of the Seville Cathedral. With a privileged view of this iconic building, we stop to savor some local jamón.

We continue our route to the Torre del Oro (Tower of Gold), get surprised by the striking Metropol Parasol — known as Las Setas (the mushrooms) — and keep pedaling until we arrive at the Triana Bridge.

Finally, we pass through the site of 1992 Seville Universal Exposition — commonly referred to as Expo ‘92 — and end our stage at Plaza de Cuba.

Today, we explore the streets of Spain’s vibrant capital: Madrid. We start in a nice green area called Madrid Río, which follows the Manzanares River.

Next up, we head to Casa de Campo, another nature-filled spot with a large lake. Then, we make our way into the city, visiting the Temple of Debod, the famous Almudena Cathedral and the stunning Royal Palace of Madrid.

We keep riding until we reach Puerta del Sol — home to the Kilometer Zero plaque that marks the starting point of Spain’s six main national roads. Our final stop is the iconic Puerta de Alcalá.

During this stage, we also have the chance to visit DTA, a leading company specialized in AGVS applications for heavy loads, and Convey Systems S.L., a renowned specialist in intralogistics and automated handling solutions.

This stage begins in Combarro — a charming coastal village considered one of the most beautiful in Galicia. We visit its well-preserved hórreos (traditional granaries) and Playa do Padrón beach.

Next, we head to La Toja island. There, we explore the Aldea de los Grobits, a small village of tiny stone houses resembling Hobbit homes. We also visit the Chapel of the Shells, covered entirely in scallop shells.

Afterwards, we visit CCI Carrocerías Inteligentes S.L., a company that specialize in building stages, mobile restrooms, dressing rooms, training classrooms, hospitality units, all kinds of trailers, and custom mobile units tailored to their clients’ needs.

Finally, we stroll through Santiago de Compostela — known for being the end point of the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route.

Our starting point today is the futuristic Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, guarded by its two giant faithful protectors: Puppy and Maman.

Next up, we go to the path following the Ría de Bilbao (Bilbao’s estuary), which is actually the Nervión river. We passed the Iberdrola Tower, the tallest office building in Spain, and the San Mamés Stadium.

We keep cycling along the river until we reach the Vizcaya Bridge, declared UNESCO World Heritage Site, and explore the city of Getxo. Then, we take the coastal trail and keep pedaling until reaching Punta Galea, where we admire its cliffs.

Finally, we arrive at Sopelana Beach, famous por its surfing championships.

In this stage, we also have the chance to visit Centro Tecnológico IDEKO, specialized in manufacturing and industrial production technologies.

The last stage begins in the town of Zumaia, famous for its stunning cliffs and popular surfing beaches.

Our first stop is Tekniker, a technology center specialized in advance manufacturing, surface engineering and materials, and ICT for production.

Next, we head to Getaria, enjoying a beautiful ride with stunning views of the sea. There, we stroll through the fishing town and arrive at the port.

We continue our journey to Zarautz, also known for its surfing scene. We ride along the seafront promenade and pass by a Karlos Arguiñano restaurant.

Finally, we arrive in the beautiful city of San Sebastián. World-famous for its international film festival, we enjoy amazing views of La Concha Beach from Monte Igueldo, and end our Spanish adventure at the curious sculpture of the Peine del Viento.

Thanks for joining us. Until our paths cross again!