20 Reasons to cycle the 2014 Trans-Europa

1 – St. Petersburg – Venice of the North – UNESCO World Heritage site
2 – Tallinn – 13th century old town – UNESCO World Heritage site
3 – Riga – Paris of the North – UNESCO World Heritage site
4 – Vilnius – Baroque old city – UNESCO World Heritage site
5 – Warsaw – A Phoenix city and Global “Alpha” city

6 – Krakow – UNESCO World Heritage site
7 – The Tatras – Central Europe’s highest mountain range – UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
8 – Bratislava – A beautiful medieval inner city on the shore of the Danube river
9 – Ljubljana – A charming city filled with artists, museums and galleries
10 – Banská Štiavnica – A completely preserved medieval town – UNESCO World Heritage Site

11 – Venice- “Ah Venice” – Enough said – UNESCO World Heritage site
12 – Genoa – Superba (the Proud One) – UNESCO World Heritage site
13 – San Remo – the Italian Riviera
14 – Monaco  – The House of Grimaldi – The 2nd smallest independent country in the world
15 – Nice – Sometimes known as Nissa La Bella on the Cote d’Azur
16 – Cannes – Glamorous seaside town, Europe’s social hub & home of the Film Festival

17 – Barcelona – Home of Antoni Gaudi (and Messi) – UNESCO World Heritage site
18 – Madrid – Home of El Prado Museum  – “a city that knows how to live”
19 – Caceres – Cobbled streets lined with palaces and mansions – UNESCO World Heritage site

20 – Lisbon – One of the oldest cities in the world – UNESCO World Heritage sites

Can you think of any others? Maybe uncover some hidden gems along the way? Spaces still available for this ride of discovery!