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3,473.2 kilometers over 21 stages from Nice to Paris, a single 36-kilometer individual time trial the day before the finish, and numerous climbs for a very mountainous and difficult edition: find the details and stage profiles of the 107th Tour de France route, which is scheduled to take place from August 29 to September 20.
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The 2020 Tour de France route in detail
Saturday, August 29 – Stage 1: Nice – Nice (156 km)
Sunday, August 30 – Stage 2: Nice – Nice (186 km)
Monday, August 31 – Stage 3: Nice – Sisteron (198 km)
Tuesday, September 1 – Stage 4: Sisteron – Orcières – Merlette (160.5 km)
Wednesday, September 2 – Stage 5: Gap – Privas (183 km)
Thursday, September 3 – Stage 6: Le Teil – Mont Aigoual (191 km)
Friday, September 4 – Stage 7: Millau – Lavaur (168 km)
Saturday, September 5 – Stage 8: Cazères-sur-Garonne – Loudenvielle (141 km)
Sunday, September 6 – Stage 9: Pau – Laruns (153 km)
Monday, September 7 – REST DAY
Tuesday, September 8 – Stage 10: Île d’Oléron (Le Château d’Oléron) – Île de Ré (Saint-Martin-de-Ré) (168.5 km)
Wednesday, September 9 – Stage 11: Châtelaillon-Plage – Poitiers (167.5 km)
Thursday, September 10 – Stage 12: Chauvigny – Sarran (218 km)
Friday, September 11 – Stage 13: Châtel-Guyon – Puy-Mary (191.5 km)
Saturday, September 12 – Stage 14: Clermont-Ferrand – Lyon (197 km)
Sunday, September 13 – Stage 15: Lyon – Grand Colombier (174.5 km)
Monday, September 14: REST DAY
Tuesday, September 15 – Stage 16: La Tour-du-Pin – Villard-de-Lans (164 km)
Wednesday, September 16 – Stage 17: Grenoble – Col de la Loze (170 km)
Thursday, September 17 – Stage 18: Méribel – La-Roche-sur-Foron (167.5 km)
Friday, September 18 – Stage 19: Bourg-en-Bresse – Champagnole (160 km)
Saturday, September 19: Lure – La Planche des Belles-Filles (36.2 km)
