Tour de France Paris Finale Route

The pros race it on July 26, 2026. Take your turn and cycle the same route! ​ For one day every summer, the streets of Paris belong to the greatest cyclists in the world. The crowds roar. The peloton flies. And the Champs-Élysées becomes the most famous finish line on earth. ​ The race is over. The roads are still there. ​ This is your chance to ride the exact route of the 2026 Tour de France Paris finale — the cobbled climbs of Montmartre, the sweep down to the Seine, and a finish on the Champs-Élysées that will give you chills whether you've watched the Tour your whole life or just discovered it this summer.

Stage Highlights

• Montmartre — Rue Lepic: The centrepiece of the finale. A narrow, cobbled climb through one of Paris's most atmospheric neighbourhoods — steep enough to hurt, beautiful enough to make you forget. The pros climbed it three times at race pace. You'll take it at yours.
• Sacré-Cœur Viewpoint: At the top of each Montmartre ascent, the whole of Paris spreads out below you. We stop. You breathe. You take it in.
• Eiffel Tower: Start and end your tour with the amazing feeling of cycling past the historical beauty, La Tour d'Eiffel.
• The Champs-Élysées: The most famous cycling finish in the world. You'll roll onto it the same way the peloton did — and it feels every bit as good as it looks on television.