The show of The return to Spain 2025 He is about to begin and the best cyclists on the world scene are already preparing to enjoy thousands and thousands of followers who will move to the respective cities in Spain to enjoy a unique competition of the cycling calendar. Since August 23, date where the test will officially start in the Piedmont region, in Italy, until September 14, where it will end with its arrival in Madrid, the return will pass through a large number of cities in our country in the 21 stages they have planned by the organization.
How are the stages of the return
As we have pointed out lines, the return to Spain 2025 will have a total of 21 stages distributed in 3,138 kilometerswhich will begin in the Italian country and end in the capital of Spain, Madrid. In recent months, some of the details of each of the stages that forms the demanding Spanish test have been known.
- 3 stages undulating with final
- 4 flat stages
- 1 flat stage with end high
- 6 medium mountain stages
- 5 mountain stages
- 1 individual counterreloj
- 1 team counter
- Two days off
🔜In stage 20 of Vuelta 25, the platoon will face an exciting end in the emblematic ball of the world, after touring the final stretch by the Las Guarramillas farm, owned by the Community of Madrid and Tierra de Segovia.
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– The return (@lavuelta) August 15, 2025
When does the Cyclist return to Spain 2025 through my city?
On the other hand, it has also been discovered Some of the cities through which edition number 80 of La Vuelta: Turin, Novara, Alba, Piedmont lemon, St. Maurizio, Canavese, Susa, Figueres, Olot, Son, Zaragoza, Alfaro, Larre, Bilbao, Laredo, Anglies, Avigadeo, Should, Moses, Valladolid, Return of the Lamb or Madrid, between others.
Tour of the return stages
- Stage 1, Saturday, August 23: Turin-Novara, 183 km (Llana)
- Stage 2, Sunday, August 24: Alba-Limone Piemonte, 157 km (flat with end high)
- Etapa 3: Lunes 25 de August: San Maurizio Canavese-Ceres, 139 km (Media Montaña)
- Stage 4, Tuesday, August 26: Susa-Vairon, 192 km (half mountain)
- Stage 5, Wednesday, August 27: Figueres-Figueres, 20 km (team counter)
- Stage 6, Thursday, August 28: Olot-Pal. Andorra, 171 km (mountain)
- Stage 7, Friday, August 29: Andorra La Vella, Cerler-Huesca Magic, 187 km (Mountain)
- Stage 8, Saturday, August 30: Templar-Zaragoza Monzón, 158 km (Llana)
- Stage 9, Sunday, August 31: Alfaro-skiing stake from Valdezcaray, 195 km (undulating with final high)
- Stage 10, Tuesday, September 2: Park of Sindaviva-the Ferial Larra Belagua, 168 km (undulating with final at high)
- Stage 11, Wednesday, September 3: Bilbao-Bilbao, 167 km (half mountain)
- Stage 12, Thursday, September 4: Laredo-Los Corrales de Buelna, 143 km (half mountain)
- Stage 13, Friday, September 5: Cabezón de la Sal-El Angliru, 202 km (mountain)
- Stage 14, Saturday, September 6: Aviles-Alto de la Farrapona, 135 km (mountain)
- Stage 15, Sunday, September 7, A Veiga-MonForte de Lemos, 167 km (half mountain)
- Stage 16, Tuesday, September 9: Poio-Let's, Castro by Herville 172 km (half mountain)
- Stage 17, Wednesday, September 10: O Boat of Valdeorras-Alto de El Morirero, Ponferrada, 137 km (undulating with end high)
- Stage 18, Thursday, September 11: Valladolid-Valladolid, 26 km (CRI)
- Stage 19, Friday, September 12, Rueda-Guijuelo, 159 km (Llana)
- Stage 20, Saturday, September 13, Robledo de Chavela-Bola del Mundo Puerto de Navacerrada, 159 km (Mountain)
- Stage 21: Sunday, September 14, Alalpardo-Madrid, 101 km (Llana)
