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Let’s Go Again

As passionate cyclists, the entire team plays a role in our unrivalled service. It’s in our nature to explore and our dream to provide the best possible cycling experience. We want you to enjoy that experience with us; to join our expert cyclists, to make yourself proud and to create everlasting memories. We believe that the most important part of any trip is the ride and constantly refine our routes to make sure they’re the best they can be. We go again and again until they are.

Forever searching for new roads, unfound cols and better vistas, we never tire of creating the greatest cycling experiences. Let’s Go Again.

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EPIC Trans Swiss
Excellent support and accomodation.

Peter Aquilina, Australia — 2015

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Canary Islands 2-week Cycling Camp
Overall, I had a wonderful time and am looking forward to my next trip in June (Trans Dolomites). Thanks!

Sharon Wood, USA — 2025

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Tour de France
The Thomson Tour team was outstanding, the many logistical challenges were handled with aplomb, the personalities of your staff were upbeat, charming and funny. Chapeau ...

Daniel Noonan, USA — 2023

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Ride The Tour de France Femmes

Join us for 6 days to see the opening stages or the mountains — or come for 11 days and see the whole thing!

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Watch the Femmes

The race that gets better with every passing year should live up to its billing once again as the peloton journey from Brittany in the North West to the Alps, via the Massif Central. Expect taxing puncheur stages, rapid sprint finishes and giant mountains.

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Tuscany, Renaissance Masterpiece

In Tuscany’s lyrical landscapes, where cypress trees sway and persimmons ripen in golden sunlight cycling feels like a privilege.

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Grand Depart — Barcelona 2026

In the years since the 1992 Olympics turned Barcelona into a tourist magnet, the city has rolled out the yellow carpet for the Tour de France just once, in 2009. Returning next summer, the race is sure for a very warm welcome from the cycling mad Catalans who inhabit the region.

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Capital of Catalonia, Capital of Culture

Whether you’re soaking up rays or culture, nightlife or the quiet life, Barcelona’s Gothic streets offer an unforgettable experience for everyone. We know the biggest race on the planet will light up any city, but what can Barcelona offer outside of the spectacle in yellow? Let’s spend the weekend…

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La Vuelta — Where Drama Lives

A race that always conjures memorable action, searing sunshine and passion on and off the road. Perhaps best summarised by the 1960 edition of the race, when the superstar champion Federico Bahamontes gained time, lost friends and then his head when he battered a fan with an umbrella.

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Alto del Angliru — Too Tough for the Tour?

The Alto del Angliru has beaten the will of professionals, tested champions and been a source of bragging rights for those who have summited. With 16 hairpins, gradients of over 20% and an elevation gain of over 4,000ft, the climb is a beast. The stats are just half the story. Conquer this climb and you’ll talk about it forever.

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Creating an Empowering Culture for Women Through Cycling

Together, we’re creating extraordinary opportunities for women cyclists to thrive, both on and off the bike. This collaboration is more than a partnership, it’s a celebration of women in cycling. By combining Thomson’s world-class experiences with Feisty Media’s empowering community, we’re opening the door to a new era of health, connection, and adventure.

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The Future of Women’s Cycling

Continuing the series, we look at the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift, as it continues to inspire and evolve.

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Inside the Tour de France 2025 Route Design

Diving into the Tour de France Route, and how start and finish cities shape the race.

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