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If you want to bicycle through Europe, but don't want to pay the big bucks for a tour operator, consider using the Eurovelo route network. These are long, multinational routes. Predominately north-south routes have odd numbers, and east -west routes have even numbers (just like U.S. interstates). Here are the routes that are available:
Atlantic Coast Route: Northern Norway to southern Portugal
Capitals Route: Galway, Ireland to Moscow, Russia
Pilgrims Route: Trondheim, Norway to northwest Spain
Central Europe Route: Brittany region of France to Kiev, Ukraine
Via Romea Francigena Route: London to the boot heel of Italy
Atlantic - Black Sea Route: Atlantic coast of France to Black Sea Coast of Bulgaria
Sun Route: Northern Norway to Malta
Mediterranian Route: Cadiz, Spain to Cyprus
Baltic - Adriatic Route: Gdansk, Poland to Pula, Croatia
Baltic Sea Route: Loop includes Stockholm, Helsinki and St. Petersburg
Eastern Europ Route: Northern Norway to Athens
Northern Sea Route: Loop includes Edinburgh Scotland, Hamburg Germany, and Oslo Norway
Iron Curtain Trail: Northern Norway to the Black Sea
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Rhine Route: Northern Norway to Malta, following the Rhine River in central Europe
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Rhone Route: Switzerland to France's Mediterranean coast, following the Rhone River
Please note that these route are in various stages of development. Here's a video showing part of the French portion of the Atlantic Coast Route:
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