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"CYCLE CITY LABEL" 2027 - Registration is now open for cities, as well as for regions, departments, metropolitan areas, and EPCI
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Stage Type Date Start and Finish Distance Details
1 Flat Fri 07/02/2027 Édimbourg > Carlisle 185 km Stage 1
2 Hilly Sat 07/03/2027 Keswick > Liverpool 223 km Stage 2
3 Hilly Sun 07/04/2027 Welshpool > Cardiff 223 km Stage 3
- Rest Day Mon 07/05/2027 Cherbourg-en-Cotentin Rest 1
4 Hilly Tue 07/06/2027 Cherbourg-en-Cotentin > Cherbourg-en-Cotentin 171 km Stage 4
5 Hilly Wed 07/07/2027 Pontorson > Plumelec 178 km Stage 5
6 Hilly Thu 07/08/2027 Vannes > Angers 193 km Stage 6
7 Individual time-trial Fri 07/09/2027 Blois > Chambord 38 km Stage 7
8 Hilly Sat 07/10/2027 Bourges > Le Creusot 224 km Stage 8
9 Mountain Sun 07/11/2027 Villars-les-Dombes Parc des Oiseaux > Grand Colombier 162 km Stage 9

ROUTE

  • The northernmost Grand Départ in Tour history
  • The 28th held abroad and third in Great Britain, after London in 2007 and Yorkshire in 2014
  • 9 regions and 31 departments will be visited within France.

First-time stage towns

Out of a total of 38, nine locations or stage towns will be appearing for the first time on the Tour map in 2027.

  • Edinburgh (start of stage 1)
  • Carlisle (finish of stage 1)
  • Keswick (start of stage 2)
  • Liverpool (finish of stage 2)
  • Welshpool (start of stage 3)
  • Cardiff (finish of stage 3)
  • Pontorson (start of stage 5)
  • Les Saisies (finish of stage 11)
  • Hasparren (start of stage 19)

STAGES

There will be 21 in total:

  • 7 flat stages
  • 6 hilly stages
  • 6 mountain stages, including 3 summit finishes on the Grand Colombier, Les Saisies and Saint-Lary-Soulan Col du Portet
  • 2 individual time trials
  • There will be 3 rest days

2 TIME TRIALS

There will be two individual time trials: 38km between Blois and Chambord (stage 7) and 33km around Toulouse (stage 16).
The total distance of 71km is the longest since 2012.

Time bonuses

Time bonuses will be awarded at the finish of every road stage, offering 10, 6, and 4 seconds, respectively, to the first three finishers.

Intermediate Sprint

There will be an intermediate sprint during every road stage.

MOUNTAINS

The Massif Central, Jura, Alps and Pyrenees will feature in that order on the route of this 114th edition.
The Col du Portet (2,215m), the summit finish on stage 18, will be the highest point of the 2027 Tour.

ELEVATION GAIN

The total elevation gain during the 2027 Tour de France will be 53,450m.

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