Stages of the Vuelta a España - Overview
The Vuelta a España can be split up into three parts - the initial stages from Granada to Madrid, the middle stages which take place in Aragon, Andorra and Catalonia, and the final stages which go from Calahorra in La Rioja through much of northern Spain and down to Madrid. [Which Stages of the Vuelta a España Should I Visit?
This depends on whether you're looking for the ultimate bicycling experience or if you want to combine the bikes with other touristy activities.Read more: Which Vuelta a España Stage?
Are There any Vuelta a España Guided Tours?
A number of companies offer guided tours of the Vuelta a España, catering for all biking levels (including those who don't bike at all and just want to watch.Check out Vuelta a España Guided Tours
Complete List of Stages of the Vuelta a España
Click on the links below for tourist information for each Vuelta a España stage.August 30: Stage 1: Granada (time trial)
August 31: Stage 2: Granada to Jaen
September 1: Stage 3: Jaen to Cordoba
September 2: Stage 4: Cordoba to Puertollano
September 3: Stage 5: Ciudad Real (time trial)
September 4: Stage 6: Ciudad Real to Toledo
September 5: Rest Day
September 6: Stage 7: Barbastro to Andorra
September 7: Stage 8: Andorra to Pla de Beret
September 8: Stage 9: Viella to Sabiñánigo
September 9: Stage 10: Sabiñánigo to Zaragoza
September 10: Stage 11: Calahorra to Burgos
September 11: Stage 12: Burgos to Suances
September 12: Rest Day
September 13: Stage 13: San Vicente la Barquera to Angliru
September 14: Stage 14: Oviedo to Estacion Invernal Fuentes Invierno
September 15: Stage 15: Cudillero to Ponferrada
September 16: Stage 16: Ponferrada to Zamora
September 17: Stage 17: Zamora to Valladolid
September 18: Stage 18: Valladolid to Las Rozas
September 19: Stage 19: Las Rozas to Segovia
September 20: Stage 20: La Granja to Navacerrada (time trial)
September 21: Stage 21: San Sebastian de los Reyes to Madrid
