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Road bike tour from S. Jean Pied de Port to Burgos in the French Way to Santiago de Compostela.
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1 ST PART FRENCH CAMINO
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FRENCH CAMINO

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A2Z-ADVENTURES.COM

Pedal the millennial French path to Santiago de Compos-tela, starting in Sant Jean Pied de Port, France. Cross the Pyrenees and relax in luxury hotels. Enjoy the incredible sights and the history and monuments along the way.

FRENCH CAMINO

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HIGHLIGHTSOldest and most traveled Camino de SantiagoEuropean Cultural ItineraryMonuments and old churchesPyrenees mountainsLocal cuisineLuxury rentals

GENERAL INFO

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Breakfast

Bedroom

HOTEL RURAL TORRE de URIZLocated along Roncesvalles, this small, charming hotel is in a building with lots of history of no-bility. Stay either on the tower or on the attached house, the rooms are all different and with the amenities of today’s times.

HOTEL

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Living room

Old carriages

PALACIO GUENDULAINEighteenth century palace located in the old part of Pamplona that offers the comforts of a modern luxury hotel with the charm and history of a building that has hosted the Queen of England in the nineteenth century! The imposing entrance with antique carriages will let you dazzled.

HOTEL

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Reception

Exterior

HUSA GRAN VIASituated in one of the most recognized wine regions worldwide, La Rioja, a few meters from the historical center and the most outstanding points of interest in Logroño, such as the Calle Laurel, Wall of Revellín, Cathedral La Redonda and a great selection of wineries.

HOTEL

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Dinning room

Hall

PARADOR de S. DOMINGO de la CALZADAThis stunning hotel occupies a former hospital building of the twelfth century. The Parador de Santo Domingo de la Calzada features several magnificent halls. The luxurious hotel lounge features the original Gothic arches and wooden details. The restaurant serves traditional dishes such as cod à la Rioja and stuffed peppers, as well as a good selection of local wines.

HOTEL

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Bedroom

Cloister

NH PALACIO de la MERCEDBeautiful sixteenth century palatial building with a cloister and in the heart of Burgos, by the River Arlanzón and opposite the cathedral. The hotel combines natural materials with modern design. The lounges and public rooms display modern art. The stylish restaurant serves international and regional cuisine, along with a wide variety of wines and champagnes.

HOTEL

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AWARDS for PORTUGAL

Portugal is being discovered by more visitors that are enchanted by this charming country.

PORTO:European Best Destination 2014 (#1); 2012 (#1):Lonely Planet: Best European travel destination for 2013

LISBOA:World Travel Awards: 2014 Europe’s Leading Cruise Destination / Cruise PortBest European Destination: 2010 (#1); 2013 (#2)Tripadvisor top destinations 2014 (#23):

PORTUGAL:World Travel Awards:2013 World’s Leading Golf Destination2014 Europe’s Leading Tourist Board2012/2013 Europe’s Leading Beach Destination: The Algarve2012/2013 Europe’s Leading Golf Destination: PortugalWorld Economic Forum: 7th most visitor-friendly country in the WorldCondé Nast Traveler and its readers as the best country to visit in 2013.

UNESCO: There are currently 16 sites on the list, with several others hoping to join soon (Marvão, Lisbon’s Baixa district, Vila Viçosa, Arrabida, Mafra Palace, Buçaco Forest):Jeronimos Monastery Belem Tower Sintra Evora Batalha Abbey Alcobaça Abbey

Tomar’s Templar Castle and Convent Elvas FortificationsGuimarães Porto’s Old Center Douro Valley Coimbra University

Prehistoric Rock Art of Côa Valley Angra do Heroismo Pico Island Vineyard Culture Laurisilva Forest

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