Cycle Route EuroVelo: Mediterranean Route - Part Cueno-Cádiz
No. of cycle route EV8
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Added on 05 Oct 2011,
on 05 Jan 2025
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Total distance in km
2.960
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Track points in total
54.636
Track points per km (avg)
18
Start/endpoint
Start location
Cuneo, Piedmont, IT (546 m NHN)
End location
Cádiz, Andalucía, ES (11 m NHN)
Signposting
Logo des Radweges | |
Beschilderung in Frankreich |
Sources of information
Connecting cycle path
Current sections of EuroVelo 8 in this portal:
- Part Athens-Cueno (3,469 km)
Former sections of EuroVelo 8 in this portal:
- Variant in Croatia Benkovac-Trieste (310 km)
Remarks
The route described here is compiled based on the route as published by EuroVelo (as of Jan. 2025). On the sections shown in light blue, the route planning has not yet been completed. These sections have been supplemented by self-created tracks.
Significant deviations from the route on EuroVelo.com are
- between Cuneo and Ventimiglia
The planned route runs here over long distances on a former railway line that has not yet been developed as a cycle path. There is no reasonable alternative close to the planned course. The route described here leads from Cueno to Carrú and from there on the BI 15 to Imperia. Along the Mediterranean coast mainly on a former railway line to Ventimiglia. - between Barcelona and Sitges
According to Eurovelo.com, the railway is to be used for this section.
The route described here goes north around the Parc Natural del Garraf, thus avoiding the C-31 coastal road.
Travel reports about cycle tours

03 Jul 2018
101 km
A stage of the tour »Canal des 2 mers - Mediterranean route - Cycle route Switzerland-Mediterranean« of user ThimbleU

02 Jul 2018
54 km
A stage of the tour »Canal des 2 mers - Mediterranean route - Cycle route Switzerland-Mediterranean« of user ThimbleU

01 Jul 2018
101 km
A stage of the tour »Canal des 2 mers - Mediterranean route - Cycle route Switzerland-Mediterranean« of user ThimbleU

30 Jun 2018
74 km
A stage of the tour »Canal des 2 mers - Mediterranean route - Cycle route Switzerland-Mediterranean« of user ThimbleU

29 Jun 2018
100 km
A stage of the tour »Canal des 2 mers - Mediterranean route - Cycle route Switzerland-Mediterranean« of user ThimbleU

28 Jun 2018
71 km
A stage of the tour »Canal des 2 mers - Mediterranean route - Cycle route Switzerland-Mediterranean« of user ThimbleU

27 Jun 2018
84 km
A stage of the tour »Canal des 2 mers - Mediterranean route - Cycle route Switzerland-Mediterranean« of user ThimbleU

25 Jun 2018
83 km
A stage of the tour »Canal des 2 mers - Mediterranean route - Cycle route Switzerland-Mediterranean« of user ThimbleU

24 Jun 2018
91 km
A stage of the tour »Canal des 2 mers - Mediterranean route - Cycle route Switzerland-Mediterranean« of user ThimbleU

23 Jun 2018
80 km
A stage of the tour »Canal des 2 mers - Mediterranean route - Cycle route Switzerland-Mediterranean« of user ThimbleU
Beds4Cyclists, worth visiting and infrastructure
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1 km
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553 m
Hours of opening
- Mon–Fri: 8.30a.m.-1.00p.m. / 2.30-6.00p.m.
- Sat: 10.00a.m.-12.30p.m. / 2.30-6.00p.m. (from April to October), 10.00a.m.-1.00p.m. / 2.00p.m.-5.00p.m. (from November to March).
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Cuneo (Coni in Piedmontese) is a city and comune in Piedmont, Northern Italy, the capital of the province of Cuneo.
Cuneo became an important stronghold of the expanding Savoy state, and was thus besieged by France several times: first in 1515 by Swiss troops of Francis I of France, then again in 1542, 1557, 1639, 1641, 1691 and, during the War of Austrian Succession, in 1741. In all the sieges Cuneo resisted successfully. Cuneo was conquered by France only during the Napoleonic Wars, when it was made the capital of the Stura department. After the restoration of the Kingdom of Sardinia, and the unification of Italy, Cuneo became the capital of its namesake province in 1859.
Main sights
- Villa Oldofredi Tadini, built in the 14th and 15th centuries as a watchtower. It is now a museum housing collections of the owners, the Mocchia and Oldofredi Tadini families.
- Villa Tornaforte, surrounded by an English-style park.
- Civic Museum
- Railway Museum
- Churches of Santa Croce, San Giovanni Decollato and Santissima Annunziata, housing paintings by Giovan Francesco Gaggini.
- Panoramic funicolar that connects plateau to Gesso river.
- Monument of Stura and Gesso in Torino Square
- The median way of the plateau (Rome Avenue, Galimberti Square and Nice Avenue): the commercial heart of Cuneo.
- Nuvolari Libera Tribù: the longest summer's musical festival, near river Gesso
- Monument at Peano's curve
- Palazzo Uffici Finanziari (PUF), highest edifice in the city at about 50 metres (160 ft)
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Wikipedia contributors, 'Cuneo', Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia, 31 October 2014, 07:55 UTC, <http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Cuneo&oldid=631861501> [accessed 7 December 2014] |
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